Bionaire® A1230H 2-pack 99.97% Hepa Replacement Filters for Bionaire® and Holmes® Air Cleaners | 
| Brand: Bionaire
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $39.96
as of 11/23/2009 15:42 CST details
You Save: $10.03 (20%)
New (3) from $39.96
Seller: Focus Electronics & Appliances
Rating:  12 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 11.8 x 7.2 x 4.8
MPN: A1230H
Model: A1230H
UPC: 037033010386
EAN: 0037033010386
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Contains 2 high-efficiency True Hepa filters that removes up to 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns from air passing through the filter. | | • | Fits Bionaire® model air cleaners: BAP615, BAP625, BAP650, BAP1125, BAP1150, BAP1175, BAP1225, BAP1250, BAP1300 | | • | Also fits Holmes® models: HAP8615, HAP615, HAP625,HAP633, HAP650, HAP8650, HAP675RC,HAP725, HAP726, HAP750, HAP756, HAP 8756, HAP1625,HAP1650,HAP1725,HAP1750 | | • | Also fits GE Models: 106633,106643,106653,106569,106853 | | • | 99.97% True Hepa Filter |
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Product Description
The replacement HEPA filter for use with the Bionaire BAP1175 and BAP1300 air cleaners Use SoundSoap's one-step Learn Noise button to automatically reduce noise or use its manual controls for more advanced applications Includes Enhance slider for additional tone control Standalone version works with most QuickTime or Windows Media compatible audio or video file (AVI, DV,. WAV, SDII, AIFF, MP3, MP4 & many more) Preserve Voice button helps reduce noise (and other audio) outside of the range of the human voice Hum removal optimized for 60 Hertz (North America, etc.) or 50 Hertz (Europe, Australia, etc.) System Requirements - Mac G4, G5, or Intel-based Mac (=500MHz processor); Mac OS 10.3.9, 10.4.3, or 10.5.1 or higher; Stand-alone edition requires QuickTime 7 or greater / Windows PC requires Pentium III or Pentium IV desktop or laptop (>=600MHz processor recommended) running Windows XP Home or Professional / Windows Vista Standalone mode requires QuickTime 6.5 (included) and Windows Media 9 (included)
Amazon.com Review
Treated with an antimicrobial product to protect against odor-causing bacteria, the two true HEPA filters in this package are at least 99.97 percent effective at trapping extremely tiny particles (as small as 0.03 micron) when used in an air cleaner or air purifier. The filters fit Bionaire BAP1175 and BAP1300 model air cleaners as well as Holmes HAP615, HAP625, HAP650, and HAP675 model air purifiers. Each of these models requires only one filter, so the second is a spare for later use. --Fred Brack
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 12
 No complaints here August 20, 2009
Marty
Everything went very smoothly. The product shipped quickly and arrived in perfect condition. I'm a very happy customer.
Good Good July 30, 2007
Amber (New York)
They do the job, last a long time, don't have to be replaced as often as you'd think.
"%age Meter" doesn't work July 23, 2007
Eichan (Brooklyn, NY USA)
These replacement filters effectively revitalize the Bionaire unit, which does a nice job of cleaning dust out of the air. In theory, the unit's Percentage Meter is supposed to tell you how much of the HEPA filter life is used up; however, replacing the filters did not seem to reset the meter to 100%, and even following the "reset" instructions I got from Bionaire did not reset the filter....
Good price - but maybe you can find it cheaper January 12, 2006
CG (Kreis Regensburg, Germany)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I don't know if it was a fluke or what, but I found this product (the two-pack) for $9.99 at a Best Buy in Reston, VA in December 2005. I haven't found anything near that price on the internet. Check your local Best Buy before ordering.
And by the way, my husband has severe allergies to just about everything and he's been able to breath much easier since we got this purifier.
 Great during the 2 days it worked July 18, 2005
G. Paek
I picked this air cleaner after researching and finding that this was rated second best overall, the number one rated filter was way too expensive (over $700). After taking it out of the box and putting in the filters, I closed the cover only to find that the "Door Ajar" indicator would not turn off so the unit couldn't be turned on. I decided to press on the spot where the door sensor was, and this alleviated the problem. Then I turned it on high for the day. It was pretty noisy, but it got the job done. At night I put it in sleep mode, which didn't bother me at all. The next morning I noticed it was unusually quiet and found that it had malfunctioned. The top of the unit, where the infrared receiver was located, was constantly lit up acting as if the remote was sending a signal to the unit. The digital display showed a solitary digit "9" and none of the buttons worked. I could not turn it on. I unplugged it and replugged it and still showed the same malfunction. I am returning this to get another one. Hopefully it works out. I keep everyone posted on how the new one works out.
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