Interchangeable with BAYFTFR24M / FLR06071 . Dimensionally identical. 24.5" X 27" X 5" nominal ( 24.2" X 26.2" X 5" actual size ) - Rated MERV 11.
Aftermarket replacement for popular Trane/American Standard filter. Interchangeable with BAYFTFR24M / FLR06071. Dimensionally identical. 24.5" X 27" X 5" nominal ( 24.2" X 26.2" X 5" actual size ) - Rated MERV 11. Note - this filter is not manufactured by Trane or American Standard.
Many of our customers have come to us looking for alternatives to the expensive OEM PerfectFit filters. Because of unusual sizing and filter construction methods, substitutes have not been available. . . . until now!
These filters are made by a leading manufacturer to the same dimensions and performance specifications as the factory filters. Buy today and save!
- 24.5" X 27" X 5" nominal size
- 24.2" X 26.2" X 5" actual size
- Efficient slide in media air filter
- Furnace Enclosure filter for Trane/American Standard
- Replaces Honeywell TRN2427T1
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Product fits well and was easy to install
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Delivery is quick!
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Discount Filters filled my order proptly and I received my filters when promised. They were much cheaper through Discount Filters than my local heating company.
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ALL AROUND GREAT PRODUCT!
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Great product
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Said two to seven work days was here in seven work days. Unfortunately did not fix the problem but they were needed either way. Believe I have an igniter problem.
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Good product
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Same quality as original for almost half the price.
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Highly recommend this product! You can't beat the price and it works just as well as the Trane product.
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When a new refrigerator filter is installed, there may be some sputtering and spitting of water while air is forced out of the filter media. This is normal and will stop after the carbon media becomes saturated with water.
