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Honeywell 21500 Enviracaire True HEPA Filter Product Description:

• Fits Model 11520 series and model 17200
• Overall particle reduction depends on many factors including the amount of air processed, the pollutant type and the pollutants' introduction rate into the environment.
• True HEPA filter lasts one to three years used regularly
• Honeywell supports the American Lung Association
• Maintain Honeywell performance rating with Honeywell replacement parts

Product Description

Genuine HoneywellTrue HEPA filter. 99.97% effective at removing particles as small as 0.3 microns from the air that passes through the filter.

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25 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
Replacement HEPA Filter
By Michela
Before ordering a replacement HEPA filter for your Honeywell (or other brand) Air Cleaner, be sure to check the model number on the unit. This filter is for four Enviracare Models (51500, 61500, 11520, and 17200). I replace my HEPA filter every year because I am very allergic to cigarette smoke, pollens, dust, molds, and other allergens and irritants. Honeywell suggests that you replace your HEPA filter every 1-3 years. Also, this HEPA filter has pre-filters which wrap around it, so you may want to order a box of those, too. Honeywell recommends that the pre-filters be changed every 3 months, but I've found if I vacuum them at least once a month, I can keep them longer. I really like my HEPA filters because they remove so much dust and pet hair from the air.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Is there any way to be sure of what you're getting?
By affordabletech
Honeywell stopped making this model filter a number of years ago. Instead of a broad range of different size filters, they switched to a design that allowed for the sale of one filter size (height) that could be stacked with a gasket in between them. This made it simpler for retailers to stock filters that would fit lots of different models, and for consumers to find the filters as well.I'd prefer to use the original filter as it was designed for my air cleaner in the first place if it's still available for purchase. After a considerable amount of searching on the web, I found this listing on Amazon for a Honeywell branded filter, the same model that came with my air cleaner. Now, you might say "But I thought you said they stopped making it?" Well, that's true, but as with lots of discontinued products, sometimes new "old stock" inventory is available for many years after production stops. Savvy suppliers see the value in stocking up and selling the product for years to come.I thought I had stumbled onto just such a scenario with this product, offered for sale by an Amazon 3rd party seller, Allergy Be Gone. This company also sells the same filter on their own site, and on other marketplaces. In all the places they sell it, they represent it as a Honeywell brand product. From that representation you would expect that the product would come in a retail box, have a Honeywell part number or other designation on it, etc.I was disappointed to receive a generic brown shipping box, with a filter inside. No retail box. No evidence of it being a Honeywell part.It does fit the air cleaner. That's good. Is it the same quality as the OEM Honeywell filter? I have no idea. Is it even a HEPA class filter? No idea. When you buy a branded product, you're operating under the assumption that the company and brand behind the product wouldn't risk their business reputation by making a shoddy product, right? But can that assumption extend to a generic product made by ?, sold by a company that actively misrepresents the products they sell. No.So, what's this mean? Well, if I were interested in buying this filter again, I'd first avoid the seller "Allergy Be Gone". Prior to making my purchase, I'd contact the seller offering the product and ask a simple question: "Is the filter you're offering new "old stock" of a Honeywell branded product, or is it a generic filter that simply matches the size? Should I expect to get a generic "brown box" filter, or a retail box Honeywell product?It's possible that no one has this actual Honeywell filter any longer. In that case, the prospective buyer should be given accurate information as to it's manufacturing origins. To represent it as a Honeywell product is fraud. I might have still purchased this filter had it been represented as a generic replacement, as it should have been.

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Replacement HEPA Filter
By Michela
Before ordering a replacement HEPA filter for your Honeywell (or other brand) Air Cleaner, be sure to check the model number on the unit. This filter is for four Enviracare Models (51500, 61500, 11520, and 17200). I replace my HEPA filter every year because I am very allergic to cigarette smoke, pollens, dust, molds, and other allergens and irritants. Honeywell suggests that you replace your HEPA filter every 1-3 years. Also, this HEPA filter has pre-filters which wrap around it, so you may want to order a box of those, too. Honeywell recommends that the pre-filters be changed every 3 months, but I've found if I vacuum them at least once a month, I can keep them longer. I really like my HEPA filters because they remove so much dust and pet hair from the air.

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Compare Prices Garmin 64MB Memory Cartridge for Street Pilot or eMap

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Garmin 64MB Memory Cartridge for Street Pilot or eMap Product Description:

• 64 MB memory card for Garmin GPS units
• Designed for StreetPilot and eMap models
• Download street-level map detail from Garmin Mapsource CD-ROMs
• Make your GPS more useful with topographic details with optional TOPO MapSource CD-ROMs
• Compact and easy to install

Product Description

Max out the memory in your GPS unit with this data card. Holds up to 64 megabytes of data from Mapsource CD-ROMs so you can download street-level map detail, points of interest, business addresses and phone numbers, topographic information, and more.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great service saved the day
By A Customer
I have had two problems with this card that may or may not affect others. I had an old version of Mapsource that did not recognize the 64MB cards. A call to customer service pointed me to a free update. I had difficulty with the card in my unit. The unit was acting very flaky. A call to Garmin customer service resulted in getting a in Warranty repair for an old unit. Some specific older units (the StreetPilot Colormap) do not properly handle cards with greater than 16MB capacities.

Why didn't I rate 5 stars? It take 4 hours to load the card over a serial link. The USB programmer is a bit pricy but would really make life much easier. I think for my needs I can get by without it. If you need program the card often you will want it for sure.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
The Jury is still out
By A Customer
I have an older streetpilot colormap. In order to be compatable with this card you have to make sure that you have updated firmware (just download it from Garmin), and a current copy of mapsource. Upgrades are available on Garmin's web site(mine was way old).It turns out that you can load more than 8 metroguide maps. You can have as many maps as space allows. Since they aren't all 8MB this is a real plus. My unit limits you to 50 maps, but you can get a lot of Roads and Recreation maps in since they vary from 64k to 400K. Garmin has very good phone support.

I am having issues with my card though. Depending on where I am in the map set the unit will hang and sometimes shut off while navigating a route. I might just have a defective card. I will find out how Amazon handles these issues soon.

Oh yes downloading nearly 64MB takes nearly four hours. The USB interface is looking very attractive (even if it is expensive).

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Needed More Memory
By E. Thompson
It is a LOT better than the original 8MB. When I got Metro Guide it needed way more memory.64MB is adequate for most trips.Too bad Garmin quit making the eMap. Then they always change things so that nothing is compatible.

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Best Reviews of Garmin eMap Deluxe 2.2-Inch Portable GPS Navigator

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Garmin eMap Deluxe 2.2-Inch Portable GPS Navigator Product Description:

• 12-parallel-channel receiver tracks current and average speed, location, and distance
• Automatic track log lets you retrace your path in both directions
• Includes MetroGuide U.S.A. CD-ROM; displays restaurants, banks, gas stations, tourist attractions, and more
• Features large backlit display and includes 8 MB data cartridge and PC cable

Product Description

GARMIN 010-00201-03 eMap Deluxe with Metroguide CD

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131 of 134 people found the following review helpful.
Emap GPS information highway!
By Sean Rubcic
The Garmin Emap is by far the best handheld unit I have owned, compared with other Garmin products I have owned i.e. GPS III GPS 45. These units are great, but the Emap goes a step further with its more road oriented features, for people who use GPS in there cars or motorcycles, like I do. When you are driving down the highway, and get the urge to eat or pee! just push a few buttons, And right on the screen pops the closest exit with bathrooms, vending machines, or Burgerking, hotels, and gas stations. Even tells you if the gas station has diesel fuel and propane, or RV & truck parking. The large backlite screen gives you decent detail, and is easy to read in any light, it's functions are menu driven, just highlight a function with the arrow key, and push enter, And you will be on the GPS information highway!

53 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
Remarkably easy to use! Powerful and fun device!
By Kevin Pugh
I received the Garmin eMap Deluxe with Metro Guide as a Christmas present. I was somewhat worried that this would be one of those wonderful gadgets that only someone with a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering could operate. However, much to my surprise it is very easy to operate. The wonderful thing about this particular GPS is that you can transfer an entire city map into the 8 Meg memory chip that comes with the package. Most cities will fit into the 8 Meg chip however larger chips are also available. (For instance the Atlanta Map is 7.48 Meg, however the New York City map is broken down into Northeast and Southwest portions equaling 14.788 Meg)

Let me cover some of the features of the Garmin eMap Deluxe. 1) Compass - while this GPS does not have a compass per se, it does have a mechanism that will tell you what direction you are traveling in. This is very helpful and very cool, however you cannot stand in one particular place and know which direction you are facing.

2) Speed - this feature will give you your average speed in real-time. While driving down the road I looked down and it was updating my speed once ever second. No exaggeration! I couldn't believe how fast it was responding. This GPS also remembers the details concerning your speed in the "Trip Computer", you can find your Moving (Speed) Average, Overall (Speed) Average, as well as your Maximum Speed.

3) Trip Distance - since it knows how fast you are going it also displays your "Trip Distance". It is amazingly accurate and matches my car's odometer perfectly.

4) Time - there is also a built in clock that keeps exact time through what I can only assume is the satellite(s).

5) Find - by pressing this button you can find "waypoints" (self programmed through your computer), "cities", "exits", "points of interest", "addresses", and "intersections". This is very cool. You can easily find anything from the nearest gas station (or if you're picky the nearest Chevron or BP) to the nearest McDonald's. I particularly enjoy the "address" option that lets you type in an address (must have that city currently in memory) and it shows you the destination on the display. However, this GPS does not have the ability to route you to a destination. (by route I mean, turn left on Main Street, travel 1.4 miles, and turn right on, yada, yada, yada) Although if you program the desired route into your computer you can transfer it to your GPS and then follow the route. Even still, it does not tell you when to turn. It is your responsibility to keep up with the path.

6) GPS Info - another cool feature that will tell you your current location (N 33.27.000, W085.54.231), your elevation above sea level, your speed, the accuracy (i.e. margin of error is 19.3 feet, etc), as well as what particular satellites you are receiving from (right now five satellites are conglomerating to give me my current position).

7) Sun and Moon - a trivial feature that tells you the current date, time, sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset.

8) Zoom - the main screen allows you to zoom from a range of 120 feet all the way to 800 miles.

I originally thought that this would be more trouble than help. However after playing with the GPS for less than two days I have virtually mastered it. Listed above are only a few of the features of the Garmin eMap Deluxe with Metro Guide. Also, I would highly recommend purchasing the cigarette adapter for your car since you can burn a pair of AA batteries in a day. However, don't worry about this too much, this GPS was designed for traveling in the car so batteries don't burn out as fast as you might think. I believe that if you are in the market for a GPS it would be more than worth the extra money to get this model over a cheaper version that cannot provide you with near the information or features that this one will.

30 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
GREAT PRODUCT
By E. Karpinski
I was given the eMap Deluxe in December, as a gift. Since then I've been using it almost everyday. The unit works great! The base map installed in the unit will get you around, but does not show local streets. After downloading information from the Mapsource Metroguide, it was great to see all the local streets on the map. I found the "show next street" feature to be really useful, especially at night. When driving , I put some velcro on the bottom of the unit and stood it up on the dashboard against the windshield. It remained there nicely without falling off, and picked up the sattelite signals easily. I've taken some car trips with the unit, and it woked perfectly. Metroguide gives you lots of information you may need about the Interstate Exits as you drive. For example, if you are looking for a certain kind of gas station, you can find it along the way. I've used it on a plane while traveling. It was fascinating to look down on the ground and see a river or small town and be able to tell it's name. Also you can tell when crossing from one state to the next. It gave the speed of the plane as well as the altitude. The trip computer gives you average speed, total time of the trip, stopped time, moving time and more. Overall I am very happy with the performance of the unit, but there are some things I am not crazy about. 1. The 8 meg chip that comes with the unit doesn't hold that much information. I live on Long Island, and the county I live in borders New York City, so 8 megs of data covers a small area of the city and Long Island. I had to buy the 16 meg chip, and still cannot get all of NYC and all of Long Island. If you live in a suburban area maybe the 8 megs will work for you. 2. The unit goes through batteries very quickly. I tried to conserve them as much as possible, but finally bought a cigarette lighter adapter for the unit. 3. I found that in congested areas, where the distance between streets are short, sometimes the unit can't pick up the sattelite signals fast enough. You could pass a street without it showing as a "next street". 4. The Metroguide maps seem to be dated. I was recently in Arizona, and some of the local streets that I know have been there for at least the last three years were not on the map. In all I recommend this unit if you are interested in a quality GPS to use while traveling. Because this is my first GPS, I can't compare it with any other units. I am curious though about how it compares with the GPS III +. I'd like to know how the two units differ and if one is better than the other. But this one is a good bet.

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