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Three is Better Than One, Especially When it
Comes to Smoke Eater Technology.
Of all the types of smoke eaters made out there, the
Best of all of them contain the three top smoke removing technologies:
ultraviolet light, electrostatic precipitation, and carbon filters. We at SmokeEaters.org have gathered the best minds in the air purification industry
and have gotten them to review the top manufacturers of UV, electronic & carbon
smoke eaters. We also have organized an easy to read chart complete with
benefits, drawbacks, and special features of each of the top selling brands of
UV, electronic & carbon smoke eaters.
SmokeEaters.org team of leading industry
professionals give unbiased opinions and reviews on the most sought after
UV, electronic & carbon smoke eaters on the market. We use
this easy to research comparison chart that allows you to easily access the
important information you need to make the right decision on what UV, electronic
& carbon come eater is right for you.
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Comparison Chart...
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Product |
Pros |
Cons |
Features |
Application |
MSRP |
NQ Clarifier ADS
Smoke Eater
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• Cleans the air quickly in a small
to medium room
• Plenty of carbon to absorb odor
• UV plus 5 stages of
filtration works ideally on smoke |
• Not aesthetically pleasing
• Requires costly periodic filter replacement
• Floor placement limits immediate
capture of rising smoke
• Not effective for large rooms |
• 80 sq ft HEPA filter
• 15 lbs carbon for gas & odor
• 2 germicidal UV lamps
• UV & filter replacement indicator
lights |
• 350 CFM handles a room up to 2048 sq
ft
• Home, office
• Medical office
• Asthma sufferers
• Allergy & pulmonary patients
• MCS or environmentally sensitive
patients |
$699.00
Read more on this smoke air cleaner. |
NQ Clarifier Deluxe
Smoke Eater
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• Cleans the air quickly in a small to
medium room
• Plenty of carbon to absorb odor
• UV plus 5 stages of
filtration works ideally on smoke |
• Not aesthetically pleasing
• Requires costly periodic filter replacement
• Floor placement limits immediate
capture of rising smoke
• Not effective for large rooms |
• 80 sq ft HEPA filter
• 15 lbs carbon for gas & odor
• 4 germicidal UV lamps
• UV & filter replacement indicator
lights |
• Isolation rooms
• Hospitals, clinics
• Civil defense
• High level microbiological
protection
• Immune deficient individuals
•COPD patients
• Emphysema, lung infection or
asthma patients |
$999.00
Learn more about this smoke air
purifier. |
UAS Vision Air
1 Smoke Eater
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• Versatile floor, wall, table or
ceiling mount • Looks great
on stand or installed flush in the ceiling
• Optional Odor control
• UV option is ideal for smoke
• Carbon & odor control |
• Requires periodic maintenance and/or
replacement filters |
• Filter choice of either washable ESP
or disposable media •
Optional air monitor automatically controls fan as needed |
• ESP up to 750 CFM can handle heavy
to moderate smoke in a room up to 415 sq ft
• Media up to 600 CFM can handle smoky
room up to 306 sq ft |
$1,824.00 Media
$1,931.00 ESP
Learn more about this smoke air
cleaner. |
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UAS Vision Air2 Smoke Eater
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• Looks great installed flush in the
ceiling • Optional Odor
control
• UV option is ideal for smoke
• Carbon & odor control |
• Requires periodic maintenance and/or
replacement filters |
• Filter choice of either washable ESP
or disposable media •
Optional air monitor automatically controls fan as needed |
• ESP up to 1500 CFM can handle heavy
to moderate smoke in a room up to 850 sq ft
• Media up to 1200 CFM can handle
smoky room up to 625 sq ft |
$3,010.00 Media
$3,117.00 ESP
Research this smoke eater air
cleaner. |
What makes a UV, electronic & carbon smoke eater so much above the rest is the
technology behind its filters. Ultraviolet filters are simply a UV-C bulb used
to sterilize bacteria, mold, viruses, and fungi. UV lights also break down the
molecular structure of smoke, turning it into smaller more inert particles. The
electronic, or electrostatic precipitator, filter is a series of charged plates
that is placed before the bulb to attract as many particles as possible, so the
UV light can more effectively break up the molecules that pass through the
electrostatic precipitator without being caught. Finally, an activated carbon
filter absorbs any chemical fumes and smoke odors that remain. Also, during the
electrostatic precipitation process, a small amount of ozone is released.
Activated carbon neutralizes this possibly harmful ozone and turns it into
oxygen.
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