Aimdio Air Filter V13H134A49 for Epson ELPAF49 EB-685Wi EB-695Wi EB-675Wi EB-670 EB-680 EB-675W EB-685W EB-680S EB-680Wi EB-685WS EB-685WT EB-695WT Projectors

• Premium Quality: Exactly fit for the specified projector model. The endurance is almost the same as the original products.
• Easy to install: Simply remove the air filter cover, remove the old filter and insert the new filter.
• Compatible Model: Projector Air Filter for Epson ELPAF49 / V13H134A49 (1 Piece) Projector Filter
• Compatible projector Model: Replacement air filter for Epson projector EB-670 EB-675W EB-675Wi EB-680 EB-680S EB-680Wi EB-685W EB-685Wi EB-685WS EB-685WT EB-695Wi EB-695WT
• Compatible projector Model: Replacement air filter for Epson BRIGHTLINK 675Wi 675Wi+ 685Wi 695Wi PowerLite 670 675W 680 685W H743A H743B H743C H745A H745B H745C H747A H747B 747C
• Usage: Protect the projector from dust collection and prevent the internal temperature of the projector from rising, extend the life of the optical engine.

Compatible air filter model: projector filter for Epson ELPAF49 / V13H134A49 (1 piece). Projector accessory, Material: Filter: polyurethane foam, filter frame: ABS. Suitable for Epson Projectors: BRIGHTLINK 675Wi, BRIGHTLINK 675Wi+, BRIGHTLINK 685Wi, BRIGHTLINK 695Wi, EB-670, EB-675W, EB-675Wi, EB-680, EB-680S, EB-680Wi, EB-685W, EB-685Wi, EB-685WS, EB-685WT, EB-695Wi, EB-695WT, H743A, H743B, H743C, H745A, H745B, H745C, H747A, H747B, H747C, Powerlite 670, Powerlite 675W, Powerlite 680, Powerlite 685W. This ELPAF49 / V13H134A49 projector filter is compatible with the above models (list may not be complete, if your projector model is not listed, please contact us first). You should replace the air filter in the following situations: After cleaning, you will see a message asking you to clean or replace it The air filter is torn or damaged Steps to replace the air filter Step 1. Turn off the projector and unplug the power cord, open the air filter cover. Step 2. Remove the projector air filter. Step 3. Place the new air filter into the projector as shown and gently push until it clicks into place.