We'll be happy to consult you!Do you wish a personal consultancy?Request additional information material! you are here: Air purifiers, Overview Air purifier AirOne and air purifier XXL Two series of air purifiers offer the optimal solution for every application: Air purifiers clean the tobacco-smoke-polluted air in smoking rooms and remove harmful substances from the room air of different interior rooms. Air purifier AirOneAir purifiers of the AirOne series are impressive with their clear design and a confident use of shape.Air purifier XXLOn account of its very large filter package, the air purifier XXL is ideal for areas that are highly frequented by people. Combined with separating-wall systems, the asecos air purifiers are a tailored solution for smoking rooms! for further information and pricing! Search For Room Air Cleaners Room air cleaners that are certified through AHAM’s Certification Program have been certified and verified by an independent laboratory, assuring consumers that the product will perform according to the manufacturer’s product claims for suggested room size and the reduction of three common household particulates: tobacco smoke, dust and pollen, commonly referred to as the Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR).

These tests determine the unit’s recommended room size and the CADR rates that are listed on the product packaging. For units that have earned the ENERGY STAR® designation, AHAM’s energy verification of the unit ensures that the product meets ENERGY STAR®criteria. AHAM is recognized by the EPA as a Certification Body (CB) and approved to administer verification testing for purposes of the ENERGY STAR program.room air purifiers for allergies The AHAM Verifide Mark can be found on the front of the product packaging of room air cleaners. master airbrush cleaning instructionsIn addition, AHAM Verifide room air cleaners also have a label with more information on the side of the product packaging. air purifier for data centers

This label contains the AHAM Verifide Mark in the upper-left corner and displays the CADR values for tobacco smoke, dust and pollen. The label also shows the suggested room size for that particular model and will indicate if the unit has undergone energy testing. Learn more about how to find AHAM Verifide products on our Identifying AHAM Verifide Products page. To find room air cleaners that are part of the AHAM Verification Program, use AHAM’s online searchable directory to locate the model that is right for you. Click here to be redirected to the CADR website in Japanese. Search For Room Air CleanersFrom Matthew McConaughey, March/April 2011 As cigar enthusiasts, we appreciate cigar smoke, but we recognize that others disagree. So we use air-purifying appliances that filter the air, but may savage the decor of a room.  Instead of cracking open a window or installing a ceiling fan, we suggest a more elegant solution: Rabbit Air's MinusA2 Air Purifier Artist Series.

Rabbit Air has married clean air with art. The MinusA2 unit ($550), slightly larger than a regulation chess board at about 21 inches square, can purify up to 815 square feet of space and can even be hung on the wall with the help of a mounting kit, sold separately. To encourage this, Rabbit Air has created the Artist Series panels that feature the well-known Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt and The Great Wave by Katsushika Hokusai. The MinusA2 is neither a clunky smoke eater nor a puny fan, but a quiet, energy-efficient machine that sucks in smoke and transforms it into negative ions, particles that are said to help alleviate depression, relieve stress and boost a person's energy. This process begins when you push the power button on the remote and send the company's patented Brushless Direct Current Motor (BLDC) into action. The motor operates under five different speeds, silent to turbo, and the absence of brushes means MinusA2 runs between 25 and 50 decibels, the equivalents of a library whisper and a normal conversation.

The smoke will then travel through five different filters, including one customized for cigars that is made of activated charcoal, a texture proven to trap and eliminate smoke and cigar odors before they are then emitted as negative ionic air. The machine's filters need replacing every one to two years, depending on usage. Ease of use, namely the MinusA2's Auto Mode, is what really sets this machine apart from other purifiers. When in Auto Mode, a sensor automatically adjusts the motor's speed according to how much smoke is in the room. An air-quality light indicator on the front of the machine, matched by a more visible Mood Light, shows blue if the air is clear and changes to red when heavy amounts of smoke are detected. These panels add a bit of style to this already sleek machine, and that's something that not even the uninitiated can argue. Search our database of more than 17,000 cigar tasting notes by score, brand, country, size, price range, year, wrapper and more, plus add your favorites to your Personal Humidor.

Published on July 16th, 2015 | By: April Gocha, PhDFlickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Despite a trend of decreasing rates of cigarette smoking among American adults, still almost 1 in 5 Americans (17.8%) currently smoke. [Worldwide prevalence of tobacco use is around 21%, although that rate varies greatly by area and demographic.] As someone who has never smoked cigarettes, this number baffles me—despite the public health campaigns, despite the well-documented dangers of smoking, that many people still decide to do so? Call it culture, call it not worrying about the future, call it whatever you want—it doesn’t matter, because people will still smoke. So why not try to at least clean up their act? Researchers at Korea Institute of Science and Technology have developed a non-smokers dream—a nanocatalyst that alleviates air of carcinogens and particulates from cigarette smoke. According to the KIST press release, the catalyst removes 100% of the carcinogens acetaldehyde and nicotine and 100% of particle substances (such as tar) from a room filled with cigarette smoke.

Although acetaldehyde is the predominant carcinogen in smoke, cigarette smoke contains over 7,000 other chemical compounds. Of those, 10% are known carcinogens. [Considering other compounds aren’t mentioned in the press release, I’m doubting that 100% of those are removed from smoky air, too.] The filter, a ceramic-based media encased with a Mn/TiO2 nanocatalyst powder coating, uses oxygen free radicals to break down the harmful compounds in cigarette smoke. Ozone decomposition on the nanocatalyst generates oxygen free radicals, which then react with compounds in cigarette smoke to oxidize and neutralize them, generating harmless water and carbon dioxide in the process. According to the release, the KIST team fabricated a prototype air cleaner using the nanocatalyst filter and tested the device in a 30-m2 smoking room filled with 10 puffing smokers. “About 80% of cigarette smoke elements were processed and decomposed to water vapor and carbon dioxide within 30 minutes, and 100% of them within 1 hour.