Has anyone here used the RabbitAir air purifier for cigar use?

My cigar shop has two of the large ones. They are fine for a couple of people but when everyone is in there on Friday nights they didn't cut it. A large Smokeater was installed and takes care of it.

The rabbits stay on auto, I think, except when there's a crowd they are cranked up. There is a blue light on them that according to Rabbit will turn red if there is a lot of smoke. I've been in there where you couldn't see clearly across the room but the light never went red. They are quiet, which I like. If you want one for one or two people smoking the rabbit should work but more than that I would go with something else. Used smokeaters can be had for under $1000, of course they don't look as nice.

The Rabbit has charcoal, IIRC, that is supposed to take the odor out of the air. I think there are some other filters I saw for much less money that have charcoal as well.

I plan on getting a rabbit for my office, probably the small one. I have an exhaust fan that mounts in the window. I think with the rabbit and the fan I should be able to keep the odor down.

We haven't decided if we are going to build a house or not, we are now looking at moving into a condo in south FL. I had planned to build a section for a man-cave type thing but more of an office and tv/smoking room and a small library. I was going to have it sealed with its own air system with incorporated filters. A friend has something like this where in his attic are a series of filters the air goes through, I don't know how well it would work for cigar smoke but I wanted something built in and not sitting on furniture. I would like whatever the casinos have, you can watch the smoke quickly fly up to the holes in the ceiling and disappear.