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LakeAir Air Purifying Products

LakeAir manufactures several different types of air purifiers for many different purposes. To make it easier for our customers to find the exact product they are looking for we have categorized our air purifiers into different groupings

This page serves as a hub to help our customers find the products that fits the needs they have. The products are sorted into:

  1. General Uses
  2. By Filtration Type
  3. By specific Needs.

Each Section below provides a title, image, and brief description of the product group and a convenient link to that page. This first section is a product filter section where you can do a quick sort of products. This section is set to randomly show 6 of our products.

Smoking Rooms & Lounges

Clean Air in the Smokin Bear Cigar room

Air Purifiers for your Home

LakeAir Home Air Purifier in a living room setting

Commercial Air Purifiers

LakeAir Commercial air purifier hanging in an automotive shop

Product Selection Filter

Maxum HEPA Air

$850.00
  • 500 CFM
  • True HEPA 4.5 ~ 99.97% Efficient
  • 300 gram carbon / 0.75 inch filter
  • Best Table Top Smoke Removal
  • 17 x 13 x 13
  • 490 CADR
  • Table Top / Shelf / Floor

Maxum HEPA Air

  • 500 CFM
  • True HEPA 4.5 ~ 99.97% Efficient
  • 300 gram carbon / 0.75 inch filter
  • Best Table Top Smoke Removal
  • 17 x 13 x 13
  • 490 CADR
  • Table Top / Shelf / Floor
$850.00

MAX-700

$995.00
  • 650 CFM
  • Electrostatic Filter ~ 97% Efficient
  • 300 gram carbon / 0.75  inch filter
  • Washable filter (easy in the dishwasher)
  • 17 x 13 x 13
  • 625 CADR
  • Table Top / Shelf /Floor

MAX-700

  • 650 CFM
  • Electrostatic Filter ~ 97% Efficient
  • 300 gram carbon / 0.75  inch filter
  • Washable filter (easy in the dishwasher)
  • 17 x 13 x 13
  • 625 CADR
  • Table Top / Shelf /Floor
$995.00

LAFC-RC2-S

$2,800.00
  • 1500 CFM
  • Electrostatic (washable) Filter 97%
  • 500 gram / 0.75 Carbon Filter
  • High Volume Particle Removal
  • Size ~ 48″ x 24″ x 11″
  • Ceiling Mount

LAFC-RC2-S

  • 1500 CFM
  • Electrostatic (washable) Filter 97%
  • 500 gram / 0.75 Carbon Filter
  • High Volume Particle Removal
  • Size ~ 48″ x 24″ x 11″
  • Ceiling Mount
$2,800.00

LAFC-RC2-H

$2,500.00
  • 900 CFM
  • True HEPA Filter 99.97% to 0.3 Micron
  • 500 gram / 0.75 Carbon Filter
  • Exceptional Particle Removal
  • Size ~ 48″ x 24″ x 11″
  • Ceiling Mount

LAFC-RC2-H

  • 900 CFM
  • True HEPA Filter 99.97% to 0.3 Micron
  • 500 gram / 0.75 Carbon Filter
  • Exceptional Particle Removal
  • Size ~ 48″ x 24″ x 11″
  • Ceiling Mount
$2,500.00

LA1400 Electrostatic Air

$1,895.00

The LA14000-s  is built for commercial and light industrial use. This unit is economical, reducing heating and air conditioning costs as a result of not having to exhaust contaminated air and recondition replacement air. Units can be mounted in a number of ways to suit your preferences and specific application needs.

LA1400 Electrostatic Air

The LA14000-s  is built for commercial and light industrial use. This unit is economical, reducing heating and air conditioning costs as a result of not having to exhaust contaminated air and recondition replacement air. Units can be mounted in a number of ways to suit your preferences and specific application needs.

$1,895.00

LA2-RC2-EOC

$2,800.00
  • 1500 CFM
  • Electrostatic (washable) 97% Efficient
  • 2750 Gram 4.5 Carbon Filter
  • High Volume and Extra Odor Control
  • Size 22″x 21″ x 19″
  • Ceiling & Wall Mount

LA2-RC2-EOC

  • 1500 CFM
  • Electrostatic (washable) 97% Efficient
  • 2750 Gram 4.5 Carbon Filter
  • High Volume and Extra Odor Control
  • Size 22″x 21″ x 19″
  • Ceiling & Wall Mount

Smoke Eater

Smoke Eaters is really just another name for an air purifier that is adept at removing smoke. This is a very general category with many products with it.

General Use Categories

Shopping by Filtration Type

Shopping air purifiers by Need

Types of Air Filtration Systems That Truly Work – LakeAir’s Expert Guide

Meta Description: Discover the most effective types of air filtration systems, including HEPA, electrostatic, UVGI, and activated carbon filters. Learn where to place your purifier for maximum effectiveness.


LakeAir’s Advanced Air Purification Technologies

At LakeAir, we offer a variety of air filtration technologies engineered to eliminate both particulate matter and harmful gaseous pollutants. Whether you’re tackling allergens, smoke, or pathogens, we have a system to meet your needs.


1. Electrostatic Filters

Electrostatic air purifiers use an electric charge to capture harmful particles like dust, pollen, and smoke. These systems feature washable filter cells, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly choice.

  • Best For: Allergens, dust, light smoke

  • Maintenance: Washable filter (no need for frequent replacements)


2. True HEPA Filters

High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters are the gold standard in air purification. These filters remove 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns, including bacteria, viruses, and fine dust.

⚠️ Beware of “HEPA-type” filters—they sound similar but don’t meet the rigorous standards of true HEPA filtration. LakeAir uses only certified HEPA filters.

  • Best For: Bacteria, viruses, fine dust, smoke

  • Lifespan: Replace every 6-12 months depending on usage


3. Media Filters

Media filters are made of pleated, paper-like material with up to 75 square feet of pollutant-trapping surface area when unrolled. They’re ideal for homes with pets or high pollen levels.

  • Best For: Pet hair, dander, pollen

  • Lifespan: 1–2 years


4. Activated Carbon Filters

Activated carbon excels at absorbing odors and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). We include activated carbon filters in all LakeAir air purifiers.

  • Best For: Smoke odors, cooking smells, chemical fumes

  • Tip: We offer a wide selection of carbon filter replacements in our store.


5. UVGI (Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation) Filters

UVGI technology uses ultraviolet light to deactivate DNA in viruses, bacteria, and mold spores, making them inactive and harmless. This system is commonly used in medical-grade purifiers.

  • Best For: Pathogens, mold, viruses

  • Safety: UVGI units are safely enclosed within the system


Best Placement Tips for Room Air Purifiers

To get the best results, place your air purifier near the pollution source. For example, if a smoker stands near a window, position your unit close to that area.

Additional Tips:

  • Close all doors and windows for maximum filtration efficiency

  • Keep at least 2–3 feet of clearance around the unit

  • Avoid placing purifiers behind furniture, in corners, or under tables


Why Choose LakeAir Purifiers?

Our purifiers remove a wide range of indoor pollutants:

ContaminantRemoval System
Allergens (dust, pollen, pet dander)HEPA, Media, Electrostatic
Mold sporesUVGI, HEPA
Smoke and odorsHEPA + Activated Carbon
Indoor toxins (from furniture, cleaners)Activated Carbon

Result: Cleaner air for allergy sufferers, asthma patients, and families.


Have Questions? We’re Here to Help

Want to learn more about how LakeAir’s room purifiers can improve your indoor air quality?

📞 Call us today at 800-558-9436 or visit our website for expert guidance and support.

In this section of our website we will try to create a more and well-rounded consumer.  You can expect articles that teach about how a good air purifier is made and where it can be used.

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Frequently asked Air Purifier Questions

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Air purifiers clean indoor air by removing particles, odors, and contaminants. There are three main types:

  • Mechanical (HEPA/media): Trap pollutants in filter media

  • Electrostatic: Use charged plates to attract and capture particles

  • UV/UVC systems: Neutralize biological threats like viruses and bacteria

Each type addresses different concerns and has unique benefits depending on your needs.

Coverage depends on the capacity of an air purifier. This is measured in  CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute). For example, our Maxum HEPA air purifier delivers 500 CFM, enough to clean a 25′ x 25′ room six times per hour. Use our Air Purifier Calculator to determine what’s right for your space.

Yes. Dust can contain allergens, pet dander, mold spores, and even chemicals. These invisible particles reduce air quality and can trigger respiratory issues — especially in children, the elderly, and allergy or asthma sufferers.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are harmful gases released by paints, cleaning supplies, furniture, and even building materials. They can cause irritation, nausea, and long-term health effects. LakeAir purifiers with activated carbon filters are designed to absorb VOCs effectively.

We recommend placing your LakeAir purifier in the bedroom, where you spend the most time. A model like the Maxum HEPA can clean a 15′ x 15′ room affordably and efficiently. Ensure 2–3 feet of clearance around the unit, and avoid placing it behind furniture or in corners.

Run your air purifier 24/7 for optimal air quality. Air pollution is constant indoors, and many of our customers run their purifiers non-stop for 10+ years, pausing only for cleaning or filter maintenance.

Most electronic devices generate trace ozone, but LakeAir units stay well within safe limits. Our electrostatic models emit under 50 parts per billion, compliant with California state standards. We do not sell ozone generators and advise against using any purifier that relies primarily on ozone.

CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) measures airflow rate — the higher the CFM, the faster the air gets cleaned.
Example:

  • A 15’ x 15’ x 15’ room = 3,375 cubic feet

  • Divide by 60 (minutes in an hour): 56.25

  • Multiply by 8 (air changes/hour): 450 CFM

Or simply use our CFM calculator for fast results.

There are 2 really good alternatives for filtering out smoke. Both of these technologies use an activated carbon filter. The two types are HEPA and Electrostatic. HEPA filters clean more thoroughly, down to 0.3 microns in a single pass. Electrostatic is about 3% less efficient. Where electrostatic comes out ahead is the cost of operation. Both technologies work, but there are many factors to consider. We devote a page to this question.

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We will provide in depth information on topics like the MERV chart and filter technology.  Not every consumer will desire this much information.  However, it is here for those who wish to have a better understanding about the products they purchase.

New Topics

If there is a topic you would like us to expound upon we ask that you send that request from our help page.  A link to the help page can be found here.

Below you will find links to some of the topics that the cover in this section of our website.  We thank you for visiting and ask you to remember our company motto: “LakeAir clean air everywhere”.