SE40 Smoke Eater Air Cleaning System - The SE40 "Original" Smokeeter air cleaner is a 2-stage electrostatic precipitator specifically designed to remove tobacco smoke, dust, pollen, bacteria and other contaminants from the air.

Smokeeters are extremely effective in non-smoking atmospheres as well, where many harmful contaminants are invisible, including healthcare facilities, offices and schools.

Smokeeter air cleaners use Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) technology to remove contaminants like smoke, dust, pollen, bacteria, fungi and viruses from the air. Harmful particles are drawn into the Smokeeter unit and given and electronic charge. Then, like a magnet, ESP Collection Cells capture the charged pollutants and send the contaminant-free air through a carbon after-filter to eliminate odors. The result: clean, fresh air circulated throughout the room.

In addition to ensuring cleaner air for your customers, guests and employees, Smokeeters can actually lower utility bills. These systems keep cleaned air moving indoors instead of exhausting costly heated or cooled air outdoors. Also, Smokeeters use less energy than media units, which require more horsepower. These air cleaners can also reduce housekeeping costs by minimizing pollution build-up on walls, windows and furnishings.

Smokeeters utilize easy-to-clean, reusable aluminum collection cell components that eliminate the need for frequent filter replacements. These units have twice as much collection surface area as other ESP air cleaners, allowing for longer time periods between cleanings. In most commercial establishmnets, air cleaning systems run continuously. That's why Smokeeters are built to provide years of service, even under the most demanding applications. Along with impeccable performance, the durability of the unit's equipment is demonstrated by years of dependable service.
Smokeeter SE40 Specifications
• Dimensions - 40-1/2" L x 20-7/8" W x 12-7/8" H
• Hanging Weight - 113 lbs.
• CFM - 450 - 950
• Motor (HP) - 1/4
• Amps - 7
• All units are wired 115/1/60