Short answer
There is no universal consumption per month. Actual consumption depends on the device type, room volume, ventilation, programme, opening hours, scent formula and desired intensity.
Why two identical shops can still have different consumption
Even spaces with the same dimensions may need different settings. A shop with a door that is constantly open loses more scent particles outside than a closed showroom. Powerful extraction can also have an impact.
The perfume formula also plays a part. Some compositions are already clearly perceived at a lower dosage, while others are more transparent.
Opening hours are a major factor
A system that runs ten hours a day, six days a week, logically uses more than a device in a showroom that is open four days.
That is why programming is important. Outside operating hours, a commercial space usually does not need to be perfumed in the same way.
More output is not the standard solution
When a scent does not spread well, placement and air flows must be looked at first. Simply increasing the intensity can lead to higher consumption without a better balance.
How do you estimate the budget?
For a realistic estimate, you need at least:
- the volume of the space;
- opening hours;
- ventilation situation;
- device type;
- chosen scent;
- desired scent intensity.
After installation, actual consumption provides the best basis for future supply.
Automatic follow-up
Depending on the system and service, consumption can be monitored and new scent liquid can be provided in good time. This prevents a signature scent from suddenly disappearing because the reservoir is unexpectedly empty.
Efficiency is part of scent strategy
The most economical setting is not necessarily the lowest output. The optimal setting is the one that stably achieves the desired experience with as little waste as possible.