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30/30 Pleated Panel Prefilter vs City-Flo Bag Filter
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in HVAC & Climate Systems.

HVAC & Climate Systems
30/30 Pleated Panel Prefilter
by Camfil
Pleated panel prefilter with 30% more media area and 30% longer service life than the market average, in MERV 8/9 for first-stage AHU duty.

HVAC & Climate Systems
City-Flo Bag Filter
by Camfil
Hybrid bag filter combining MERV 13/14 particulate capture with an activated-carbon layer for combined dust-and-odour duty in a single filter slot.
| Cost of ownership | 30/30 Pleated Panel Prefilter | City-Flo Bag Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Price tier | — | — |
| Lead time (weeks) | ?–? | ?–? |
| Delivery | — | — |
| Install | — | — |
| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
| Spec | 30/30 Pleated Panel Prefilter | City-Flo Bag Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Efficiency | MERV 8/8A and MERV 9/9A (ISO ePM10-50%; ePM-55 on Dual 9) | — |
| Standard module size | 592×592 mm (steel/plastic); 595×595 mm (cardboard) | — |
| Depths | 48 mm and 96 mm (steel/plastic); 46 mm and 95 mm (cardboard) | — |
| Service life (ODA 1–2) | Up to 6 months | — |
| Service life (ODA 3) | Up to 4 months | — |
| Service life (Dual 9, commercial) | 12 months guaranteed | — |
| Certifications | UL 900; ASHRAE 170 / FGI compliant | — |
| Frame options | Moisture-resistant cardboard, plastic, galvanized steel | — |
| Particulate efficiency (standard) | — | MERV 13 / 13A |
| Particulate efficiency (XL model) | — | MERV 14 / 14A |
| Gas-phase treatment | — | Broad-spectrum activated carbon (RAD mechanism) |
| Configuration | — | Conical-pocket bag with integrated carbon layer |
| Frame (standard) | — | Metal header frame |
| Frame (XL) | — | Rigid aerodynamic molded front frame |
| Standards | — | ASHRAE 52.2 |
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