Cigar Lounge Environment Calculator for Filtration and Ventilation
This Calculator is identical to the calculator on our cigar lounge planning page. We place it here as well so that users can access it easily without having to search a multi-thousand-word educational page. This calculator includes the following features:
- Room Dimensions: Enter the room length, width, and ceiling height. (For most applications, we recommend using a maximum ceiling height of 12 feet unless the room includes a mezzanine or other unique architectural features.)
- Mounting Style: Select your preferred installation method. Choices include Commercial Ducted, Wall-Mounted, Flush Ceiling-Mounted, and Ceiling-Hung.
- Mounting Style Information: Clicking on a mounting style image opens a detailed information panel containing recommended applications, installation diagrams, equipment descriptions, and downloadable product specification sheets.
- Experience Presets: Each preset represents a different design philosophy, ranging from practical value to a destination-quality cigar lounge experience.
- Air Purification Level: Air purification targets are expressed as Air Changes per Hour (ACH), with settings ranging from 10 to 25 ACH. The selected preset automatically establishes a recommended ACH target, although users may adjust it manually.
- Acoustic Comfort (Noise Reduction): The planner allows users to balance air quality with acoustic comfort. Noise reduction settings range from no reduction (similar to a crowded restaurant) through Normal Conversation, Rain Falling, and Quiet Conversation. Selecting higher noise-reduction levels automatically increases the total airflow capacity to maintain air quality while reducing perceived system noise.
- Ventilation Requirements: Users may select ventilation rates of 1 ACH, 2 ACH, 3 ACH, 4 ACH, 1 CFM per square foot, or enter a custom airflow value. Experience presets automatically recommend a ventilation strategy that the user can modify.
- Ventilation Equipment: Equipment options include the RenewAire Premium X Series, RenewAire HE20 Series, untreated ventilation systems rated at 200 CFM and 400 CFM, and the LakeAir LAC-MUA 800 CFM Make-Up Air Unit. Presets automatically recommend a starting point based on the selected experience level.
- Filtration Options: Available filtration systems include MERV 15, HEPA, and Electrostatic. HEPA filtration is selected by default because it is the most common choice for commercial cigar lounge applications.
Air purification and ventilation equipment for a cigar lounge is a sizeable investment. Finding the right amount and type of equipment to control cigar smoke is often complex. This calculator was developed to help visitors explore the elements that create the cigar lounge environment. This calculator is a robust planning tool that accounts for far more variables than any other online calculator.
Ventilation practices are changing. If you choose to skip the ventilation section, the calculator will still provide air purification quantities, estimated costs, and replacement filter expenses. Detailed instructions are provided after the calculator. If you have questions, please call our professional help line at 800-558-9436.
What This Calculator Is Designed to Do
This calculator serves several purposes, depending on who is using it and where they are in the process.
It functions as a budgeting tool, helping lounge owners and entrepreneurs understand the realistic cost range for addressing smoke control in a space. It is also a cost comparison tool, allowing side-by-side evaluation of air purification systems versus ventilation-only or HVAC-based approaches.
For contractors and engineers, the calculator acts as a unit specification and sizing tool, translating room dimensions, airflow targets, noise preferences, and filtration choices into practical equipment requirements. The same logic is used internally as a quoting tool, both by LakeAir and by professionals working with our equipment.
More broadly, this calculator is the framework we use to explore and refine the best system for a specific application. By adjusting assumptions and inputs, it becomes possible to see how different design choices affect performance, noise, operating cost, and overall system approach.
Who This Calculator Is For
This tool is designed for:
Cigar lounge owners, both existing and future
Cannabis lounge operators and entrepreneurs
Mechanical contractors and HVAC professionals
Engineers and designers evaluating smoke-control strategies
Each group uses the calculator slightly differently, but the goal is the same: to arrive at a realistic, defensible solution that fits the space and how it will be used.
Want the Calculator Results without entering the Data?
You don’t always have time, or might not know the exact dimensions of your project. This next section was created to give you a quick, scannable guide.
As you look through the table, you should understand that the Iconic setting is truly over the top. It seems silly to even imagine that many smoke eaters in that size space. However, you would be surprised how many people want over the top. They can afford it, and they want the best, even if it is overkill.
Getting Help Using the Calculator
Many customers work through this calculator on their own. Others prefer to walk through it together.
If you’d like help exploring different options, understanding the results, or translating this information into a working system or quote, we’re happy to help. A short conversation often saves time and helps ensure the approach matches both the space and local requirements. You can contact an expert to aid you in using and understanding this calculation tool by calling 800-558-9436.
Calculator Instructions
Determine Amount Air Filtration / Ventilation Needed for Your Location.
This planning page uses the same calculator found on our Cigar Lounge Calculator page, but it’s presented here with more guidance because many people aren’t familiar with how air purification, ventilation, and noise tradeoffs actually work together. The instructions below walk through the calculator in the same order we normally explain it on the phone.
- Determine the size of your smoking area.
- Choose a Mounting Style (optional)
- Choose an Experience Level Preset (optional)
- Set the Air Quality Level for your system
- Set the level of air purifier noise reduction, if any
- Set the level of Ventilation for your smoking project
- Choose the filtration type for your Cigar Lounge
The following calculating tool allows you to input most of the pertinent information about your shop. Here is a list of the things you will enter. We will explain them so its easy to understand. Experimenting with the Cigar Shop Ventilation Calculator will help
Smoking Area Size (dimensions)
Begin by entering the length, width, and ceiling height of the smoking area. The planner uses these values to calculate the total room volume. Room volume is more important than floor area alone because a lounge with high ceilings contains more air that must be cleaned.
A 1,000 square foot lounge with a 10 foot ceiling contains 10,000 cubic feet of air. The same floor area with a 14 foot ceiling contains 14,000 cubic feet of air. That larger air volume requires more air cleaning capacity to achieve the same environmental result.
Key Takeaway: Larger rooms and taller ceilings can create beautiful spaces, but they also increase the amount of air that must be cleaned.
Select the Mounting or Installation Style
Selecting a mounting style is optional, but we highly recommend doing so whenever possible. While the planner can recommend equipment without this information, choosing a preferred installation style allows it to provide more accurate and visually appropriate recommendations.
Each mounting style influences more than just appearance. It affects equipment visibility, airflow patterns, maintenance access, installation complexity, and how the finished cigar lounge will look and feel.
The planner currently offers four mounting styles:
- Ducted Smoke Eater – Air purification equipment is hidden from view, leaving only supply and return grilles visible. This option provides the cleanest architectural appearance and is often preferred in new construction or major renovations.
- Wall Mount – Equipment is mounted flush against the wall, making installation straightforward while minimizing the amount of floor space required.
- Flush Ceiling Mount – Air purifiers are recessed into a suspended ceiling, creating a clean, integrated appearance while keeping the equipment largely out of sight.
- Ceiling Hung – Equipment is suspended below the ceiling structure. This option is often well suited for open ceilings, industrial-style interiors, or spaces where recessed installation is not practical.
Click on any image within the planner to view a larger illustration and learn more about that installation style before making your selection.
Key Takeaway: While optional, selecting your preferred mounting style helps the planner recommend systems that match both your environmental goals and the visual design of your cigar lounge.
Mounting Style Information
To help you select a mounting style, you can click on the corresponding image to open the Mounting Style Information Panel. This interactive reference provides additional details to help you determine whether the selected installation method is appropriate for your project.
Each information panel includes:
- A description of the mounting style and its intended application.
- The types of ceilings or building construction best suited for that installation.
- Recommended LakeAir equipment models.
- Installation notes and planning considerations.
- Detailed installation illustrations and airflow diagrams.
- Links to product cut sheets and downloadable PDF specification sheets.
These resources are intended to help owners, architects, engineers, and contractors better understand how each installation method integrates into a commercial cigar lounge. By reviewing the information before finalizing your design, you can compare installation complexity, service accessibility, architectural appearance, and equipment placement.
The planner does not require you to review this information before generating recommendations. However, we strongly encourage users to explore each mounting style before making a final equipment selection, particularly during the early planning stages of a new lounge or renovation.
Key Takeaway: The Mounting Style Information Panel transforms the planner from a simple equipment selector into an educational design resource, helping you choose the installation method that best matches your building, architectural goals, and long-term maintenance requirements.
Start With the Experience You Want to Create
Selecting an Environmental Experience Level is optional, but we strongly recommend making a selection before reviewing your equipment recommendations.
Without a selected experience level, the planner must make assumptions about the type of cigar lounge you are trying to create. By choosing an experience level, you tell the planner what is most important to you, allowing it to recommend equipment that aligns with your vision rather than relying on default assumptions.
The five LakeAir Environmental Experience Levels represent different design goals—not different grades of success. A neighborhood cigar lounge may intentionally target a Standard or Solid Environment, while a luxury private club may strive for an Elite or Iconic experience. There is no universally “correct” choice; the goal is to select the environment that best matches your business, your customers, and your budget.
Your selected experience level influences:
- Air Cleaning Target
- Installed Air Cleaning Capacity
- Equipment Recommendations
- Expected Sound Environment
- Approximate Initial Investment
- Long-Term Filter Replacement Costs
As you compare different experience levels, notice how changes in your environmental goals affect both the recommended equipment and the overall project investment.
Key Takeaway: Choosing an Environmental Experience Level transforms the planner from a sizing calculator into a complete environmental planning tool, allowing recommendations to be tailored to the atmosphere you want your guests to experience.
Level of Air Purification
The Level of Air Purification slider allows you to define the amount of air cleaning you want the planner to achieve within your cigar lounge. Rather than simply selecting equipment, this control establishes the environmental performance target that the planner will use when sizing the air purification system.
The selected value is expressed in Air Changes per Hour (ACH), a common engineering measurement that describes how many times the equivalent volume of air within the room is cleaned each hour. Higher air purification levels generally result in cleaner air, improved smoke and odor control, and a more consistent environment during periods of heavy smoking activity.
For users who select one of the five Environmental Experience Presets, the planner automatically recommends an appropriate air purification target. However, the slider remains fully adjustable, allowing experienced users to customize the target based on their specific project requirements.
As the air purification target increases, the planner automatically recalculates the recommended equipment package, installed air cleaning capacity, approximate initial investment, and estimated filter replacement costs.
The descriptive text displayed beside the slider provides additional guidance by translating the selected ACH value into a practical description of the expected air quality, making it easier to compare different environmental goals without requiring a detailed engineering background.
Key Takeaway: The Level of Air Purification establishes the environmental performance target for your lounge. While the Experience Presets provide recommended starting points, you remain in complete control and can adjust the air purification target at any time.
Acoustic Comfort (Noise Reduction)
One of the unique features of the LakeAir Cigar Lounge Planner is the ability to balance air purification performance with acoustic comfort. While many air purification calculators focus only on airflow, the LakeAir planner recognizes that a successful cigar lounge should sound as comfortable as it feels.
The Noise Reduction Percentage slider allows you to increase the installed air cleaning capacity beyond the environmental target. By installing additional air purification capacity, the planner can achieve the same level of smoke and odor control while operating the equipment at lower fan speeds. Lower fan speeds generally reduce background equipment noise, creating a quieter and more relaxing environment for your guests.
As you adjust the slider, the planner automatically displays two helpful references:
- Background Noise Reduction – A description of the selected level of acoustic improvement.
- Comparable Noise Level – An easy-to-understand comparison, such as Crowded Restaurant, Normal Conversation, Rain Falling on a Roof, or Quiet Conversation, helping you visualize the expected sound environment without referring to technical decibel measurements.
The planner automatically recalculates the total installed air cleaning capacity required to maintain your selected air purification target while achieving the desired level of acoustic comfort. Increasing the noise reduction setting generally results in additional equipment capacity and a higher initial investment, but it also creates a quieter, more refined cigar lounge environment.
Key Takeaway: The Noise Reduction control does not reduce your air purification target. Instead, it increases the installed air cleaning capacity, allowing the system to maintain the same level of smoke and odor control while operating more quietly.
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Ventilation: Choose Simple or Venture into a Set of Advanced Choices.
Default Recommended Ventilation Strategy
The default reccomendation we give is the one that is most likely to provide a clear path to municipal approval. However, by no means does it mean it is the best path for your project. There are many options that are totally allowable that may save you money and even provide a better system. It is fairly safe to sat the recomended default is a great option for budgeting.
Don’t be afraid to try the exploration path. You can always come back to this setting and drop right back into the default recommendation. The main reason for offering this choice is to ensure ventilation remains an option rather than a wall. Very few people understand cigar lounge ventilation options. This includes city inspectors
The Supplemental Ventilation section allows you to add outdoor-air ventilation to the recirculating air-purification system. These two parts of the design perform different jobs. LakeAir air purifiers continuously recirculate and clean indoor air, while the ventilation system introduces outdoor air and exhausts indoor air. A project may use both systems together, or this section may be skipped when ventilation is already provided, already designed, or is outside the scope of the air-purification project.
The calculator provides several ways to establish the required outdoor-air volume. You can use the LakeAir Dual Loop calculation, ASHRAE area-derived ventilation, IMC area-based occupancy calculation, 1 CFM per square foot, a custom ventilation volume, or actual peak occupancy using either 7.5 or 15 CFM per person. These choices are provided because projects are designed and reviewed in different ways. Peak occupancy is particularly useful when the expected number of people is known, while Custom Ventilation allows an engineer, contractor, or other project professional to enter a specific airflow requirement.
After the incoming ventilation requirement is established, the Negative Pressure control determines how much additional air should be exhausted from the smoking space. The calculator allows a target between 10% and 20%, with 12% used as the recommended default. Maintaining more exhaust than incoming outdoor air helps reduce the movement of smoke and odor from the smoking area into surrounding spaces. The calculator then displays the resulting ventilation airflow and incorporates this air-balance requirement into the equipment calculation.
The next step is selecting the type of ventilation equipment. Current choices include RenewAire Premium X energy-recovery ventilators, multiple Premium X units for larger airflow requirements, the RenewAire HE20 Series, and untreated outdoor-air systems in several capacities. The calculator uses the selected airflow requirement, negative-pressure target, and equipment type to determine the required equipment quantity and estimated ventilation equipment cost.
Ventilation requirements can vary significantly by project, occupancy, building classification, locally adopted codes, and the mechanical design. The calculator therefore provides several planning paths rather than assuming that one ventilation calculation is appropriate for every cigar lounge. When a specific ventilation rate is required by an engineer, mechanical contractor, inspector, or authority having jurisdiction, that value can be entered through the appropriate calculator option.
Key Takeaway: Air purification and ventilation are complementary but separate parts of the environmental design. Air purification continuously cleans recirculated room air. Ventilation introduces outdoor air and exhausts indoor air, with the negative-pressure setting intentionally creating greater exhaust than intake to help contain smoke and odor.
Diving Deeper: Ventilation Strategy Work Space
The Ventilation Strategy Workspace is a comparison tool. It lets you review more than one ventilation approach without immediately changing the project’s active design.
Current shows the ventilation method already applied to the project. Comparing shows the method you are reviewing. Select a strategy tile to see its incoming outdoor-air requirement, then review the resulting Air Balance. The workspace displays incoming outdoor air, required exhaust at the selected negative-pressure target, the airflow difference, and preliminary ventilation-equipment quantity and cost for the strategy being compared.
Use Apply Compared Strategy only when you want that comparison to become the active ventilation selection. Closing the workspace without applying leaves the current project design unchanged.
The benchmark cards at the right provide context for the calculator’s LakeAir Dual Loop, ASHRAE-derived planning path, and IMC occupancy-derived planning path. They describe calculation approaches; they are not permit approval or a substitute for project-specific review by the engineer, contractor, inspector, or authority having jurisdiction.
Key Takeaway: Use this section to answer: “What ventilation strategies can I compare?”, “What changes before I apply a strategy?”, “How does the selected strategy affect incoming air, exhaust, equipment quantity, and preliminary cost?”, and “Which calculation path is currently active?”
Premium X vs. HE20 Energy Recovery Ventilators
When supplemental ventilation is selected, the planner provides an expandable comparison between the RenewAire Premium X Series and the RenewAire HE20 Series Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs). This information is intended to help users understand the advantages and tradeoffs of each ventilation strategy before making a final equipment selection.
The planner automatically recommends ventilation equipment based on your selected Environmental Experience Level and ventilation requirements. In many applications, multiple Premium X units provide an economical and highly effective solution. However, larger commercial projects may benefit from a centralized HE20 Series ERV, particularly when higher ventilation volumes or simplified duct routing are desired.
The comparison panel includes:
- An overview of each ERV system.
- Typical airflow capacities.
- Recommended applications.
- Relative installation considerations.
- Typical equipment costs.
- Images illustrating each ventilation strategy.
In general, multiple Premium X units provide excellent flexibility and often reduce equipment costs for small to medium-sized smoking areas. The HE20 Series, while requiring a larger initial investment, may simplify ductwork, reduce the number of exterior wall penetrations, and provide a cleaner mechanical room layout for larger commercial projects.
The planner does not assume one ventilation strategy is universally better than the other. Instead, it provides the information needed to help owners, contractors, and engineers select the solution that best fits the building, budget, and overall environmental design.
Key Takeaway: Selecting the appropriate ERV is not simply a matter of airflow. Building layout, duct routing, installation complexity, and long-term project goals all influence which ventilation strategy is the best choice.
System Volume
Below the ventilation section, the calculator provides the basic airflow in CFM (cubic feet per minute). As you adjust the calculator, the section updates. The section outputs the Total CFM, Air Purification, and Ventilation required, based on the information you enter in the calculator.
Choosing Your Filtration System
The Choose Your Filtration Type section allows you to compare the three primary filtration technologies available within the LakeAir Commercial Cigar Lounge product line. Each technology offers different advantages in terms of airflow capacity, maintenance requirements, operating costs, and overall environmental performance.
The planner currently supports three filtration options:
- MERV 15 Media Filtration – A high-efficiency media filter designed to provide excellent particulate removal while offering a lower initial equipment cost. MERV 15 systems are often selected for projects where budget is a primary consideration.
- HEPA Filtration – HEPA filtration is the default selection because it is the most commonly specified filtration technology for commercial cigar lounges. HEPA filters provide outstanding particulate removal and consistent performance, making them an excellent choice for projects requiring exceptional air quality.
- Electrostatic Filtration – Electrostatic air cleaners use reusable collection cells to capture smoke particles while maintaining high airflow capacity. Because the collection cells are washable rather than disposable, electrostatic systems can significantly reduce long-term filter replacement costs in many commercial applications.
As you select different filtration technologies, the planner automatically updates the available equipment models, airflow capacities, equipment costs, and long-term operating expenses to reflect the characteristics of the selected filtration system.
The listed airflow capacities and approximate equipment costs shown beside each option provide a convenient comparison of the typical systems available within each filtration category. Final equipment recommendations continue to be based on your selected environmental goals, room size, smoking activity, and other planning criteria.
Key Takeaway: There is no universally “best” filtration technology. The ideal choice depends on your environmental objectives, maintenance preferences, operating budget, and the type of cigar lounge experience you want to create.
Understanding Your Project Summary
Welcome to Your Project Design Summary
The Project Design Summary is the calculator’s preliminary design brief. It gathers the assumptions you selected and shows the equipment recommendation produced by those assumptions.
Project Basis records the room dimensions, selected Experience level, acoustic goal, design air-purification target, design ventilation, mounting style, and filtration package.
Air Purification identifies the compatible LakeAir equipment, quantity, delivered airflow, filter package, and preliminary equipment cost.
Ventilation records the active calculation path, incoming air, required exhaust, negative-pressure target, ventilation equipment, delivered ventilation, and preliminary ventilation cost.
Operation reports the selected experience preset together with estimated filter-replacement and electrical-use figures.
Totals combines the preliminary purification and ventilation equipment investment.
For larger ceiling-hung projects, the calculator may also display an Optional LA6 High-Capacity Alternative. It is a comparison, not an automatic replacement. It lets the project compare the standard ceiling-hung LA2 arrangement with a higher-capacity LA6-RC4 approach that may reduce unit count and simplify installation while preserving the required performance and filter approach. Final suitability depends on room layout, mounting conditions, electrical service, service access, actual product data, and project-specific review.
This summary is a planning and budgeting tool, not a stamped mechanical design, permit approval, or final installed quotation. Installation, ductwork, electrical work, freight, taxes, controls, engineering, permits, and building work may be separate unless expressly included.
Key Takeaway: The Project Design Summary provides a complete breakdown of all the information and mathematics that were entered throughout the entire planning tool.
Submit Your Project for Review
Once you have completed your project planning, the final step is to save your results and, if desired, request assistance from a LakeAir air quality specialist.
Simply enter:
- Project Name – A descriptive name to help identify your project.
- Phone Number – Optional, but recommended if you would like a member of our team to contact you to discuss your project.
- Email Address – Required to receive a copy of your planning report and equipment recommendations.
Selecting “Have a Copy Emailed to You / Get Help with This Project” performs two important functions.
First, it generates a copy of your completed planning report, allowing you to save or share your project recommendations for future reference.
Second, it provides the opportunity to have your project reviewed by a LakeAir specialist. Our team can verify the assumptions used during the planning process, answer questions regarding installation, filtration, ventilation, and equipment selection, and help refine your system before requesting a formal quotation.
Submitting your project does not obligate you to purchase equipment. Instead, it provides an opportunity to review your design with professionals who specialize in commercial cigar lounge environments.
Key Takeaway: The planner provides an excellent starting point for designing your smoking environment. Submitting your project allows LakeAir to review your selections, answer questions, and help ensure your final system is optimized for your specific application.
How this Calculator is Used in Practice
Smoke Eaters in Nevada
Tommy, the owner of the Sunset Cigar Lounge in Henderson, Nevada, worked with us using the data from the Cigar Lounge Filtration and Ventilation Calculator to design his lounge. We were able to fit both private and public sections into one plan. The calculator helped Tommy to come in under budget and provide quiet and clean air to both sides of his lounge.
Air Purification Upgrade
When the Owner of Mr. C’s Cigar Lounge wanted to upgrade his air purification, he used the Cigar Lounge Filtration and Ventilation Calculator to better understand his needs and the differences in cost and performance between different types of filtration.
Residential Size Calculator Output Table
This table is the output from the calculator above. You can quickly scan this table to find the air purification equipment needed for your project. There are many nuances in cigar lounge design. The table outputs had numbers. We invite you to call our customer service number to verify your individual needs.
These numbers do not include ventilation equipment. This can affect the exact number of air purifications you will need.
| Room Size | Expectation & Sound Profile | Ceiling Mounted (Flush / T-Bar) | Suspended (Exposed Hang) | Wall Mounted (Recessed Flush) | Ducted (Remote Inline) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under 200 sq ft | Standard: Good Smoke & Odor Control (20 ACH) Sound: Crowded Restaurant (68-72 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 |
| Solid: Good Smoke & Odor Control (20 ACH) Sound: Normal Conversation (60-66 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 | |
| Premium: Very Good Smoke & Odor Control (25 ACH) Sound: Normal Conversation (55-59 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 | |
| Elite: Very Good Smoke & Odor Removal (25 ACH) Sound: Rain Falling (52-55 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 | |
| Iconic: Very Good Smoke & Odor Removal Sound: Quiet Conversation (<50 dB) | 2 LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LA-EXT-HOC $5,400 | 2 WM-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000 | |
| 200 – 300 sq ft | Standard: Good Smoke & Odor Control (20 ACH) Sound: Crowded Restaurant (68-72 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 |
| Solid: Good Smoke & Odor Control (20 ACH) Sound: Normal Conversation (60-66 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 | |
| Premium: Very Good Smoke & Odor Control (25 ACH) Sound: Normal Conversation (55-59 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 | |
| Elite: Very Good Smoke & Odor Removal (25 ACH) Sound: Rain Falling (52-55 dB) | 2 LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LA-EXT-HOC $5,400 | 2 WM-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000 | |
| Iconic: Very Good Smoke & Odor Removal Sound: Quiet Conversation (<50 dB) | 2 LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LA-EXT-HOC $5,400 | 2 WM-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000 | |
| 300 – 400 sq ft | Standard: Good Smoke & Odor Control (20 ACH) Sound: Crowded Restaurant (68-72 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 |
| Solid: Good Smoke & Odor Control (20 ACH) Sound: Normal Conversation (60-66 dB) | 1 LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LA-EXT-HOC $2,700 | 1 WM-RC2-HOC $2,700 | 1 LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000 | |
| Premium: Very Good Smoke & Odor Control (25 ACH) Sound: Normal Conversation (55-59 dB) | 2 LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LA-EXT-HOC $5,400 | 2 WM-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000 | |
| Elite: Very Good Smoke & Odor Removal (25 ACH) Sound: Rain Falling (52-55 dB) | 2 LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LA-EXT-HOC $5,400 | 2 WM-RC2-HOC $5,400 | 2 LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000 | |
| Iconic: Very Good Smoke & Odor Removal Sound: Quiet Conversation (<50 dB) | 3 LAFC-RC2-HOC $8,100 | 3 LA-EXT-HOC $8,100 | 3 WM-RC2-HOC $8,100 | 3 LAAS-3200-HOC $9,000 |
Commercial Calculator Output Table 500 - 2000 Sq Feet
| Size | Expectation | In Ceiling | Hanging | In Wall | In another room |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 sq ft | Basic | (1) LAFC-RC2-HOC $2,700.00 | (1) LA-EXT-HOC $2,700.00 | (1) WM-RC2-HOC $2,700.00 | (1) LAAS-3200-HOC $3,000.00 |
| Solid | (2) LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) LA-EXT-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) WM-RC2-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000.00 | |
| Premium | (2) LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) LA-EXT-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) WM-RC2-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000.00 | |
| Elite | (3) LAFC-RC2-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) LA-EXT-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) WM-RC2-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) LAAS-3200-HOC $9,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (4) LAFC-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LA-EXT-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) WM-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LAAS-3200-HOC $12,000.00 | |
| 750 sq ft | Basic | (2) LAFC-RC2-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) LA-EXT-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) WM-RC2-HOC $5,400.00 | (2) LAAS-3200-HOC $6,000.00 |
| Solid | (3) LAFC-RC2-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) LA-EXT-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) WM-RC2-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) LAAS-3200-HOC $9,000.00 | |
| Premium | (4) LAFC-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LA-EXT-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) WM-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LAAS-3200-HOC $12,000.00 | |
| Elite | (4) LAFC-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LA-EXT-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) WM-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LAAS-3200-HOC $12,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (6) LAFC-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LA-EXT-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) WM-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LAAS-3200-HOC $18,000.00 | |
| 1,000 sq ft | Basic | (3) LAFC-RC2-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) LA-EXT-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) WM-RC2-HOC $8,100.00 | (3) LAAS-3200-HOC $9,000.00 |
| Solid | (4) LAFC-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LA-EXT-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) WM-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LAAS-3200-HOC $12,000.00 | |
| Premium | (5) LAFC-RC2-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) LA-EXT-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) WM-RC2-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) LAAS-3200-HOC $15,000.00 | |
| Elite | (6) LAFC-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LA-EXT-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) WM-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LAAS-3200-HOC $18,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (8) LAFC-RC2-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) LA-EXT-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) WM-RC2-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) LAAS-3200-HOC $24,000.00 | |
| 1,250 sq ft | Basic | (4) LAFC-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LA-EXT-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) WM-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LAAS-3200-HOC $12,000.00 |
| Solid | (5) LAFC-RC2-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) LA-EXT-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) WM-RC2-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) LAAS-3200-HOC $15,000.00 | |
| Premium | (6) LAFC-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LA-EXT-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) WM-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LAAS-3200-HOC $18,000.00 | |
| Elite | (7) LAFC-RC2-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) LA-EXT-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) WM-RC2-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) LAAS-3200-HOC $21,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (10) LAFC-RC2-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) LA-EXT-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) WM-RC2-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) LAAS-3200-HOC $30,000.00 | |
| 1,500 sq ft | Basic | (4) LAFC-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LA-EXT-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) WM-RC2-HOC $10,800.00 | (4) LAAS-3200-HOC $12,000.00 |
| Solid | (6) LAFC-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LA-EXT-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) WM-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LAAS-3200-HOC $18,000.00 | |
| Premium | (7) LAFC-RC2-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) LA-EXT-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) WM-RC2-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) LAAS-3200-HOC $21,000.00 | |
| Elite | (9) LAFC-RC2-HOC $24,300.00 | (9) LA-EXT-HOC $24,300.00 | (9) WM-RC2-HOC $24,300.00 | (9) LAAS-3200-HOC $27,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (12) LAFC-RC2-HOC $32,400.00 | (12) LA-EXT-HOC $32,400.00 | (12) WM-RC2-HOC $32,400.00 | (12) LAAS-3200-HOC $36,000.00 | |
| 1,750 sq ft | Basic | (5) LAFC-RC2-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) LA-EXT-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) WM-RC2-HOC $13,500.00 | (5) LAAS-3200-HOC $15,000.00 |
| Solid | (7) LAFC-RC2-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) LA-EXT-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) WM-RC2-HOC $18,900.00 | (7) LAAS-3200-HOC $21,000.00 | |
| Premium | (8) LAFC-RC2-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) LA-EXT-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) WM-RC2-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) LAAS-3200-HOC $24,000.00 | |
| Elite | (10) LAFC-RC2-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) LA-EXT-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) WM-RC2-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) LAAS-3200-HOC $30,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (14) LAFC-RC2-HOC $37,800.00 | (14) LA-EXT-HOC $37,800.00 | (14) WM-RC2-HOC $37,800.00 | (14) LAAS-3200-HOC $42,000.00 | |
| 2,000 sq ft | Basic | (6) LAFC-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LA-EXT-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) WM-RC2-HOC $16,200.00 | (6) LAAS-3200-HOC $18,000.00 |
| Solid | (8) LAFC-RC2-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) LA-EXT-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) WM-RC2-HOC $21,600.00 | (8) LAAS-3200-HOC $24,000.00 | |
| Premium | (10) LAFC-RC2-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) LA-EXT-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) WM-RC2-HOC $27,000.00 | (10) LAAS-3200-HOC $30,000.00 | |
| Elite | (11) LAFC-RC2-HOC $29,700.00 | (11) LA-EXT-HOC $29,700.00 | (11) WM-RC2-HOC $29,700.00 | (11) LAAS-3200-HOC $33,000.00 | |
| Iconic | (16) LAFC-RC2-HOC $43,200.00 | (16) LA-EXT-HOC $43,200.00 | (16) WM-RC2-HOC $43,200.00 | (16) LAAS-3200-HOC $48,000.00 |
Cigar Lounge Air Filtration and Ventilation Calculator
Professional calculation utility for smoke removal based on room dimensions and IMC 403.3.1.1 outdoor ventilation standards
Price Currency: USD
Operating System: Web Browser
Application Category: CalculationApplication