Information about Fragrance Atomizer Features and Usage

# Information about Atomizers for Fragrance

Based on your questions and the previous replies, here is a summary of the information regarding using an atomizer for fragrance, specifically in a hospital setting with a jasmine scent preference:

## Fragrance for Atomizers

Atomizers are designed to use fragrance oil or essential oil directly without needing to mix them with other components like water or alcohol. You can simply add the desired fragrance oil or essential oil into the machine. For a jasmine scent, you can choose from various options such as Jasmine Petal, Jasmine Fragrance Oil, Jasmine Fresh, Jasmine Sambac Absolute, or Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute, depending on your preference for scent profile and naturalness (Absolutes are more natural).

## Humidity from Atomizers

Atomizers do not use water in their operation, unlike ultrasonic diffusers. Therefore, they do not produce humidity. This makes them suitable for environments where humidity control is important, such as near sensitive equipment or in areas prone to mold growth.

## Fragrance Usage Duration

The duration a specific amount of fragrance will last in an atomizer depends on several factors, including the size and characteristics of the area (e.g., ventilation, ceiling height) and the intensity of the fragrance used. The machine's settings for spray frequency and duration also significantly impact consumption.

As an estimate, for an area of approximately 100 square meters operating 12 hours per day, the average consumption is around 100ml of fragrance oil per month. Your usage (8 hours/day, 6 days/week) might result in slightly lower consumption, but this estimate gives you a general idea.

## Automatic Timer Settings

Yes, atomizers, including the smaller models, typically offer detailed automatic timer settings. You can usually set the operating days (e.g., Monday to Saturday), the specific time range for operation each day (e.g., 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM), and the spray cycle (e.g., spray for 10 seconds, pause for 120 seconds). This allows for precise control over when and how the fragrance is diffused.