HVAC Air Filter Boxes

HVAC air filter boxes provide a dedicated housing for integrating filters into ventilation equipment. These BPE filter boxes are designed as accessories for BPE Energy Recovery Modules and support MERV filter integration. They can be used in commercial HVAC systems, industrial ventilation applications, and light commercial spaces requiring dedicated outdoor air.

The Filter Boxes product line is available in three airflow ratings: 1000 cfm, 2000 cfm, and 3000 cfm. Selecting the appropriate rating requires coordination with the ventilation system, Energy Recovery Module, ductwork, and required outdoor-air volume. Confirm system compatibility and design requirements with BPE before specifying a configuration.

Yes. The product information identifies MERV filter integration as a supported feature. MERV selection should be coordinated with the ventilation design because filter choice can affect filtration performance, airflow, and system pressure requirements. The final filter specification should match the application, equipment compatibility, and project requirements.

Yes. These filter boxes are designed as accessories for BPE Energy Recovery Modules. Their role is to support filtration within a modular energy-recovery ventilation arrangement. Project teams should verify the applicable module, airflow rating, connection details, and installation configuration when developing a complete equipment specification.

The listed applications include commercial HVAC systems, industrial ventilation applications, and light commercial spaces requiring dedicated outdoor air. They may be considered where a project needs filter integration with a modular ventilation arrangement. Equipment selection should account for the application environment, airflow rating, filter requirements, and compatibility with the associated Energy Recovery Module.

Start by identifying the required airflow rating, application type, compatible Energy Recovery Module, and desired MERV filter integration. The available ratings are 1000 cfm, 2000 cfm, and 3000 cfm. Engineers and contractors should also review the complete ventilation layout, installation constraints, filter access, and operating requirements before final selection.