• Furance & air conditioner filter white background

24x30x1 Furnace & Air Conditioner Filters

24x30x1 Furnace & Air Conditioner Filters

Actual Size: 23.88x29.88x0.75"

Low stock
Choose your merv:
Choose your number of filters:

Select Quantity Discount

QTY

EACH

1

$12.59 （Saving 0%）

2

$12.59 （Saving 0%）

3

$11 （Saving 25%）
  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • Google Pay
  • Mastercard
  • PayPal
  • Shop Pay
  • Venmo
  • Visa
  • Fully Secure Checkout
  • Authorized Parts Dealer
  • 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Want next day delivery? Be quick!

I18n Error: Missing interpolation value "end_date" for "Ends on {{ end_date }}"

Performance Specification

  • Filter Type: Pleated
  • Replace every 1 - 3 months
  • Filter Type: Pleated
  • For residential use only
  • Suitable for: Both HVAC units and Furnaces

MERV vs MPR vs FPR

MERV MPR FPR
MERV 8 600–800 5
MERV 11 1000–1200 7
MERV 13 1500–1900+ 10

Breathe Easier, Live Better

Merv comparison

Healthy Families

MPR 600 & FPR 5
Captures 90%of Airborne Particles

✔ Pollen
✔ Dust
✔ Mold
✔ Dust Mites

Learn More

Pets Allergy & Sufferers

MPR 1000-1200 & FPR 7
Captures95%of Airborne Particles

✔ Pollen
✔ Dust
✔ Mold
✔ Dust Mites
✔ Bacteria

Learn More

Hospital Grade

MPR 1500 - 1900 & FPR 10
Captures98%of Airborne Particles

✔ Pollen
✔ Dust
✔ Mold
✔ Dust Mites
✔ Bacteria
✔ Virus

Learn More

Performance throughout

Built to the highest possible standard, with durable materials.

  • Cleaner Air

    142k

    homes

  • Years of Expertise

    20+

    years

  • Average lifespans

    2-4

    months

Don't take our word for it...

  • Feel like a wizard of clean air

    So, I recently upgraded my home’s air quality game with a furnace air filter from Amorair. I’d heard these things could work magic, but I didn’t quite realize how dramatically they’d change my life. If you’re wondering whether an air filter can make you feel like a wizard of clean air, the answer is a resounding yes.

    Jessica Davis 
    Phoenix, Arizona

  • Installation was a breeze

    Installation was a breeze. The filter slid into place like it was meant to be there, almost as if it was guiding itself into its rightful home. I felt like a proud parent watching their child take their first steps—except in this case, it was my furnace’s first breath of fresh air. It fit so perfectly that I briefly considered giving it a celebratory high-five.

    Robert "Rob" Jones
    Boston, Massachusetts

  • Smelled fresher

    Once in place, the magic began. It was as if my furnace had undergone a spa day and was now breathing in the purest, most invigorating air imaginable. Suddenly, my house smelled fresher, like a combination of mountain breeze and just-washed laundry. I felt like I should be walking around in a fluffy robe and slippers, basking in the cleanliness

    Sarah Miller 
    Denver, Colorado

  • Captures dust and allergens

    In terms of efficiency, this filter doesn’t mess around. It captures dust and allergens like its on a mission to keep my lungs as clean as a hospital operating room. I haven’t sneezed in weeks, and my friends are starting to think I’ve invested in a top-secret air purification system.




    Michael Williams
    Atlanta, Georgia

  • Like the superhero

    In conclusion, if you’re on the fence about upgrading your furnace air filter, just go for it. The filter is like the superhero of the air filtration world—stealthy, effective, and capable of making your home’s air quality feel like a luxurious retreat. Plus, it might even win you some respect from your furry friends. Your lungs, your nose, and your cat will thank you

    Emily Chen
    San Jose, California

Can I use the same air filter for both heat and AC?

Yes, both AC filters and furnace filters are the same thing. We categorize filters based on their intended use to make filter shopping easier for the customer. During the summer months you are more likely to search for AC filters. While during colder winter months you are looking to buy furnace filters. A good tip for remembering when to change your filters is to replace them at the start of each new season.

Which direction does the air filter go?

Always point the arrow on the box in the direction of airflow. If you are unsure the direction of airflow turn on the system fan. Do not remove the old filter before checking airflow as this might allow dirt or debris to escape.

What is air filter MERV rating?

The Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV) is used by manufacturers to explain how efficient the air filter is at trapping airborne particles. A higher MERV rating means cleaner air but reduced air flow. MERV 8 filters capture 80% of airborne particles like pollen, dust mites, mold spores, and pet dander down to 3 microns in size. MERV 11 air filters capture up to 95% of the above mentioned airborne particles down to 1 micron in size. If you choose a MERV 13 filter expect greatly diminished airflow but improved filtration of bacteria, tobacco smoke, and cooking oil down to 0.3 micron in size. Before you choose a MERV rating check with your HVAC manufacturer to see what your system is designed to handle. Picking the wrong filter can impact air flow and reduce equipment life.

When to change the air filter in your house?

Replace your air filters every 1-3 months. You may need to replace your filters more frequently depending on air quality. If you are unsure about indoor air quailty check the filter monthly. If you notice the filter material is greatly discolored or noticably dirty change out the filter. Failing to replace air filters as recommened can lead to reduced system efficieny, greater energy costs, and poor air quailty.

Which air filter is best for allergies?

If you have respiratory problems caused by pollen, dust, mold, or pet dander a MERV 11 filter can help reduce the severity of aliments caused by allergies. If you are sensitive to smoke from cooking or tobacco a MERV 13 filter is recommend. For many allergy sufferers, it is recommend you install filters to process both supply and return air. Before you choose a MERV rating check with your HVAC manufacturer to see what your system is designed to handle. Picking the wrong filter can impact air flow and reduce equipment life.