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When a filter needs to be replaced every 90 days, is that 90 days of runtime, or 90 days literally?
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Asking because in some seasons, the blower won't be running at all, while in winter and summer it could be on very often. I have a smart thermostat that keeps track of actual runtime on the blower and reminds me to change the filter at specific intervals set (30, 45, 60, 90, I generally have it set to 45 and change it as soon as I'm alerted).
Edit - it's a SEER 16 heat pump with a York 2 ton ECM air handler using 16"x25"x1"if it matters.
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