What is the difference between this model and the Honeywell QuietCare HEPA Air Purifier, 17005-N?
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All of the 17000 models are basically the same as far as the capacity to clean the air. The difference is in the type of timers and remotes that are used. The basic 17000 has a simple three position switch for speed flow. and can be bought for about $95. The filters are the same on all models.
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Actually, I wondered that myself but since I already owned this model I decided to stay with it. So I don't what the difference would be.
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I believe the KC-860U also has a humidifier function whereas the FPA is just an air purifier..
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Sure do Michael...the pre-filter is model HRF-B2 and the hepa filter is model HRF-H2
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I responded just a minute ago. The 501 is the filter for the 5000. I can only tell you that what you see in the picture and read in the description is what you would be purchasing. If you want to contact us tomorrow at 336-475-8586 and ask for David (hvac guy) he may be able to tell you a little more. Do you need the HVAC system to go with the air cleaner? Thanks,
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I answered earlier with the model numbers that the box says its compatible with but upon reading the front of the box it says the following. "COMPATIBLE WITH ALL HOLMES AND BIONAIRE aer1 ready air purifiers". Since your model is not listed maybe it is an older model and not listed any more. Hope this gives you a little more info--
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No real experience with this model. With other types it all depends on how long you run it and how dirty the air is. I have had hepa filters go from three months to a year. Vacuuming the hepa also helps.
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There are two filters in the machine when you purchase it: one is a charcoal filter (pre-filter) and the other is a hepa filter. I purchased a box of the charcoal filters when I ordered the purifier and had to change one filter after running the purifier almost non-stop for 6 months. The charcoal filter is very easy to change.
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According to the schematics for that machine there are two filters. The HEPA filter is 4.99. I can sell the both of them for 6.99. Please feel free to call me at 5713225005.
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No. It has 3 large hepa filters that last longer than other units I've used. I like the size and price of this unit. It moves a lot of air and is a bit loud. Not a drawback for me. I need background noise to distract me from my tinnitus.
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the unit has air quality monitor, clean room mode, sensor for particle and dust. True HEPA filtration captures 99.97% of pollen, dust, pet dander, and smoke particles as small as 0.3 microns. *From the air that passes through the filter
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I really don't know the difference, but the ones I purchased work great. I have the Conair HS18WPK. You need to contact the manufacturer for an exact answer.
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Im sorry Amy, but I don't know about the other unit. What I can say about this is its silent on level one, barely audible at level 2, and a little loud at 3 but it moves lots of air at 3. It has a separate carbon filter which is nice b/c they require frequent changing.I like how this unit has an auto setting, allowing it to go up or down depending on the air quality. I also like how it can turn the plasma function off while still filtering air
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The AP45130L and the AP51030K share most of the same features (True Hepa, Large Room size, sleep mode, etc...) which is a great thing for the APR45130L because the AP51030k has won consumer reports #1 ranking in air purifiers that last 4 times running. The key differentiating features are: - LED display gives you a readout of the current air quality status - Remote controllable - VOC Sensor (VOC stands for Volatile Organic Compound) automatically detects VOC's, dust, pollen and dander in the air and will automatically boost the cleaning speed of the air purifier to get the VOC level back down. An example of this feature would be if you had the purifier on in the kitchen and you clean your counters with a bleach spray, the APR45130L will pick up the chemical in the air and boost the cleaning speed until the chemicals have been removed from the air. Hope this helps!
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I went to Honeywell, WalMart and Amazon and searched all of them. I have a small one and wanted another like it for another room, but they no longer made it, so I opt for a little bigger one which I am glad I did. Watch they are on sale quite frequently. I think I paid $129.00 or so for the bigger one and it is wonderful. Depends what you want it for. They both have changeable filters on them and a 5 year HEPA filter.
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I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd say if this is the model recommended for your unit, use it. I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd... » Read More I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd say if this is the model recommended for your unit, use it. « Show Less
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I ended up getting another Honeywell cleaner - Honeywell 50100 Enviracaire Air Purifier and have been very satisfied with it.
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We bought two of the Fellowes air purifiers (the 200 and 100 models) specifically because we learned our toddler had a minor cat allergy and we hoped it could help. Completely anecdotal evidence, but I really like it and think they have been working well. I would definitely recommend the 200 over the 100 (better airflow design, actually more compact/smaller, quieter on lowest setting yet stronger fan on higher settings).We also bought a robotic vacuum to clean everyday to try to help with the dander, and I think that has been a really big help as well. Good luck!