The Blueair Pro XL takes the Blueair Pro series Particle filter (part FProPA) as its filter; replace it every 6 months; Australian sellers list it from A$77.28 as of 5 October 2026. This fit is listed by sellers and not yet confirmed against the manufacturer's list.
Your air purifier
Blueair Pro XL
Air purifier
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Takes the FProPA filter
Pro series Particle filter · replace every 6 months · check the code printed on your old filter before ordering.
Your air purifier
Air purifier
Listed by sellers, not confirmed by Blueair — check your old filterListed by sellers, not yet confirmed by Blueair — check the code on your old filter
Takes the FProPA
Filter · every 6 months · check the code on your old filter.
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$77.28
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This air purifier also takes a carbon filter
- Blueair Pro series Carbon+ filter add-onOpen Amazon AU$86.71
Separate from the filter. Reduces smoke, odours and gases. Replace every 6 months.
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How long it lasts
Usually every 6 months. The filter light is a reminder, not a water-quality sensor.
Flow slows and taste drops off as the filter fills up. Changing on time is the whole point.
Not due yet?
Get a nudge when your filter is due — it's every 6 months. One email two weeks before, no newsletter. Manage or stop it anytime.
How to change the filter in your Blueair Pro XL
Watch the guide or follow the steps.
No clear video for this part yet. The steps cover it.
- 1Switch the purifier off and unplug it.
- 2Open the Pro's filter door and slide the old particle filter (and the Carbon+ filter, if fitted) out.
- 3Slide the new filter(s) in the same way round and close the door.
- 4Plug in and hold the button until the filter light goes out.
Every number this part goes by
- Retail name:
- FProPA
- Retail name:
- Pro L filter
- Retail name:
- Pro Particle Filter
- Retail name:
- Pro XL filter
Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.
About your Blueair Pro XL
Blueair air purifier, air purifier — Pro. Its filter is the Pro series Particle filter, part FProPA, changed every 6 months.
Also in this air purifier: Blueair Pro series Carbon+ filter add-on (every 6 months).
Where the model number is: The model number is on the rating label on the bottom or back of the purifier; the old filter usually has its own code printed on the frame.
Common questions
- Which filter fits the Blueair Pro XL?
- The Blueair Pro XL takes the Blueair Pro series Particle filter (part FProPA). Compatible filters made to the same specification also fit.
- How often should I replace the filter in my Blueair Pro XL?
- Every 6 months. Flow slows and performance drops off as the filter fills up, so it's worth doing on time.
- Where can I buy the FProPA in Australia?
- We track 1 Australian seller for the FProPA; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$77.28 at Amazon AU. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
- How do I fit the FProPA in a Blueair Pro XL?
- No tools, a few minutes: 4 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
- What happens if I don't change it?
- The fan works harder for less airflow, and the carbon layer stops taking smells out well before the filter looks dirty.
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