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Smokeeters are designed to accommodate almost any room size and application, including: Benefits of Smokeeters Easily mount on walls or install and conceal above ceilings Easy-to-clean, reusable aluminum collection cell components prolong filter life 2x as much collection surface area as other ESP smoke eaters, allowing for less maintenance & clean up Lower energy usage and is 35% more effective in capturing submicronic particles than media units Operate on a low horsepower reducing noise from the motor and blower Smokeeter Models Smokeeter Parts & Filters How Do Smoke Eaters work

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