Rensa SuperFlo-V is an extended surface V-bank rigid cell air filter for fine particulate control in HVAC systems. Its aerodynamic 4-V design provides low resistance to airflow, and its mechanical filtration media captures particles without relying on an electrostatic charge to boost efficiency. Rensa states that filtration efficiency does not diminish during use.
Moisture-resistant microglass nanofiber media is housed in a double-walled, high-impact plastic frame. The filter is designed for high-humidity environments and helps protect HVAC systems, equipment and ductwork. SuperFlo-V can be mounted bidirectionally and is manufactured in the USA at an ISO-certified facility.
Rensa lists hospitals, surgical centers, commercial buildings, food processing facilities, schools, universities, museums and data centers among the applications for SuperFlo-V filters.
The supplied literature documents MERV 11/11A, 14/14A, 15/15A and 16/16A models.
Documented standard nominal sizes: 12 x 24 x 12, 20 x 24 x 12 and 24 x 24 x 12 in.
For those standard models, listed airflow is 1,000, 1,667 or 2,000 CFM, depending on size.
For those standard models, initial resistance at listed airflow is 0.25 in. W.C. for MERV 11, 0.30 for MERV 14, 0.35 for MERV 15 and 0.55 for MERV 16.