The Honeywell Home F300E1001 Electronic Air Cleaner is a duct-mounted whole-home filtration system that captures up to 98% of airborne particles between 3.0 and 10.0 microns, including dust, pollen, pet dander, and mold spores. Designed for forced air heating, cooling, or ventilating systems with a 16-inch by 20-inch return duct opening, this electronic air cleaner uses an electrostatic charging process to trap particles that standard filters miss. It handles air flow up to 1200 CFM and operates on standard 120-volt household power. The F300E1001 replaces older models F300A1620 and FH8000A1620, delivering cleaner air throughout your home without the recurring cost of disposable high-efficiency filters.
The F300E1001 mounts in the return air duct of forced air HVAC systems, including furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and ventilation systems. It requires a 16-inch by 20-inch duct opening and approximately 6.75 inches of depth for installation. The unit operates on 120 volts AC at 0.4 amps maximum (60 Hz) and must be wired to a power source that activates when the HVAC blower runs. Replacement media post-filters use part number 50000293-001, and replacement prefilters use part number 209989 (sold separately in packs of two).
Install the F300E1001 in the return air duct between the air intake and the furnace or air handler, following the directional airflow arrows stamped on the unit cabinet. The cabinet includes stamped mounting tabs with accessible screw holes on both flanges for secure duct attachment. For maintenance, wipe the ionizing wires with a damp cloth monthly for a quick efficiency boost. Full cleaning of the electrostatic cells in hot soapy water or a dishwasher restores peak performance and is recommended annually or more frequently in high-dust environments. Replace the media post-filters as they become visibly loaded with debris, typically once per year.
The Honeywell Home F300E1001 is backed by a 10-year Clean Coil Guarantee that protects the downstream evaporator coil when the air cleaner is maintained according to manufacturer guidelines. The unit is UL Listed under report E30954 for safety and performance.
A: The electrostatic collector cells in the F300E1001 are designed to last for many years with proper cleaning. Honeywell recommends washing the cells annually to restore peak efficiency, though units in dustier environments may benefit from more frequent cleaning every six months. The disposable media post-filters (part number 50000293-001) should be replaced as they become visibly loaded, typically once per year depending on usage.
A: The F300E1001 operates only when the HVAC blower is running. When the blower in your furnace, air conditioner, or heat pump turns off, the electronic air cleaner also turns off automatically. This ensures filtration occurs whenever air circulates through your duct system without wasting electricity when the system is idle.
| Air Flow Capacity (CFM): | 1200 |
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| Filter Size: | 16" x 20" |
| Product Type: | Air Cleaner |
| Application: | Air Quality |
| Mount: | Duct |
| Voltage: | 120v |
| Warranty: | 10 Year |
| Replacement Filters: | 50000293-001 |
Yes, this unit works reasonably well. I chose it over using high-efficiency, 3M Allergan filters because the 3M filters raised the head pressure on my air handler because they were so dense. However, they worked quite well. This unit works reasonably well: with the filters I never had to dust, with this system, I dust monthly. Before either, it was a weekly task. If you do purchase, be careful cleaning it and re-installing the cells-it can be finicky in that regard. In my research, this was the largest residential unit I found that wouldn't break the bank.
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Dont know about dust reduction. However I use it to clean the air going into the furnace and that is what it is for.
I have had this filter in my house for about 20 years. I run my furnace fan 24 hours a day 7 days a week. It does have a pre and post filter. The main cells need to be washed at least once a year. You will be surprised on how much dirt and micro particles will be in the water after you wash the cells. You will always have dust on your surfaces, but the dust will be greatly reduced especially if the fans runs all the time and if you change or clean the cold air return filter monthly.
No. This product just comes with the metal frame, controller board, and metal carriages.
No, not at all. Inside the cage it’s a pre-filter and electrostatic cell, nothing else.
No. -Scott
No, a germicidal lamp is NOT included. Sent from my Windows Phone
No Steve
Media filters are not washable and should be replaced at least once a year (preferably twice -- once prior to heating season and once prior to cooling season).
The F300E1035 is an enhanced filtration unit. It has higher fractional efficiency and static pressure drop ratings than the F300A2025.
Please refer to page 5 of the following manual for the precise dimensions of the unit: http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1309877498838/57122_PROD_FILE.pdf
According to the manufacturer, having a broken post filter should not stop your unit from turning on or off.
The F300A2025 Electronic Air Cleaner is 25" long and 20" tall. Please refer to page 5 of the following specifications for full sizing information: http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1309877498838/57122_PROD_FILE.pdf
According to the manufacturer, the filters used with the F300A1625 are a metal mesh pre-filter and a media type post-filter. We do not show a carbon filter for use with the F300A1625. The pre-filter may be cleaned and the post-filter is a replaceable type.
Yes, this should be the replacement unit you need.
Please refer to Figure 2 on page 5 of the following product data booklet: http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1296482185821/45695_PROD_FILE.pdf
They're pretty much the size of the unit NOT including the power supply. My ducting was around 21x26, so I just bought some metal, cut it into 4" strips, bent it into a 90deg, and used that to join the ducting to the unit. The EAC sits on my 90deg strips that I made.