Pamlico Air Filters

Pamlico Air Filters
Pamlico® • Air Filters
Pamlico® Air Filters
Reliable HVAC filtration that helps protect equipment, maintain airflow, and support cleaner indoor air.
Cleaner air
Captures dust and airborne particles.
Protects equipment
Helps keep coils and blowers cleaner.
Balanced airflow
Choose the right MERV for the system.
Common sizes
Fits standard return grilles and filter racks.

Filtration that supports comfort and HVAC performance

A properly selected air filter improves indoor air quality while protecting HVAC components from dirt buildup. Pamlico® air filters are designed to provide dependable filtration while maintaining airflow when matched correctly to the system.

Selecting the right size and MERV rating is key. Higher filtration can help with dust and allergies, but airflow and static pressure must remain within equipment limits to avoid performance issues.

If you’re unsure which filter to choose, we can help match the correct Pamlico option to your return grille, filter rack, or air handler.

Fast filter match-up
Send: printed filter size (e.g., 16×25×1), actual measured size if possible, filter location, and desired MERV.

What you’ll find here

  • Common HVAC filter sizes
  • Pleated air filter options
  • MERV ratings for different IAQ needs
  • Filters for residential and light commercial systems
Pleated filters
Improved capture with increased surface area.
System protection
Helps maintain efficiency and component life.
Fit guidance
Confirm printed vs actual measurements.

Related Categories

Air Quality & Filters
Filters and IAQ solutions for cleaner air.
Indoor Air Quality
Humidification, purification, and ventilation.
Ventilation & Fresh Air
Fresh-air systems and accessories.

Pamlico Air Filters — FAQs

How often should I change my HVAC filter?

Most 1" filters are replaced every 30–90 days depending on dust, pets, and system runtime. Inspect regularly.

What MERV rating should I use?

Higher MERV improves filtration but increases resistance. Choose a rating your system can handle without airflow loss.

How do I confirm my filter size?

Use the printed size, then measure length × width × thickness to confirm actual dimensions.