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X Essential OilsScent guideSite assessment

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Room outlines, doorways and proposed machine locations. Reference zones translate supplier capacity into geometry, not measured scent performance.0510152025Arrival lobby144.0 m² · 4.5 m high1234Guest lounge48.0 m² · 3 m highSupport / unscented24.0 m² · Outside briefD1D2X ESSENTIAL OILS · PLANNING DRAFT5 m / 16.4 ftREFERENCE ZONES ARE GEOMETRIC. AIRFLOW, DOORS, POWER & SERVICE ACCESS REQUIRE REVIEW.D1 · X EP200 · Arrival lobbyD2 · X AP30 · Guest lounge
Reference reach within each roomDashed circle = rating-equivalent radiusMachine markers are symbolsUnshaded floor remains outside reference reach
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A useful first arrangement.

Suggest positions from the drawn geometry, then adjust them with your team.

192.0 m²Floor in your brief
2 machinesDraft positions
192.0 / 192.0 m²Area within reference zones · sampled estimate

This measures geometry, not scent strength or guaranteed coverage. Our team reviews airflow, ceilings, doors, power and servicing before recommending equipment.

How the reference radius works

A useful visual. An honest calculation.

For these standalone machines, we divide the listed volume rating by the room’s ceiling height. If a separate area rating is lower, that area is the limit. We then draw a circle with the same area.

Reference area = rated m³ ÷ ceiling height
Reference radius = √(reference area ÷ π)

Example: 1,000 m³ ÷ 3 m = 333.3 m², equivalent to a 10.3 m radius. A larger capacity produces a larger circle; a taller ceiling produces a smaller one.

The shading is sampled inside your room and checks straight paths around corners. It does not model airflow, concentration, door leakage or scent preference. Suggestions try to reach the drawn area and avoid doorway markers; they cannot establish the correct equipment count or a safe installation location.

Open doors and ventilation can change distribution. HVAC systems follow ducted service zones and are excluded from these circles. Read manufacturer guidance on room conditions .