Which diffuser fits a restaurant or cafe?
In food spaces the scent has to sit alongside cooking aromas rather than compete with them, so size conservatively and keep the intensity low.
- A cafe or small dining room (400–800 m³): S30 Nano, AED 450, Bluetooth intensity control.
- A full restaurant (2,000–3,000 m³): L200 Luxury, AED 1,300.
- A food hall on HVAC (up to 5,000 m³): S200, AED 1,680, ducted distribution.
Entrances and washrooms are usually handled separately with aerosol dispensers, at AED 30 a can.
Frequently asked questions
Will scenting clash with the smell of the food?
It can, which is why a dining room is sized conservatively and run at a low intensity rather than at the setting a retail floor would use. Intensity is adjustable on every unit — over Bluetooth on the S30 Nano, through the app on the smart models — so the level is set once in the room itself. The scent belongs in the entrance and the dining room, not near the kitchen pass.
Which diffuser fits a cafe as opposed to a full restaurant?
A cafe or small dining room at 400–800 m³ takes an S30 Nano at AED 450. A full restaurant at 2,000–3,000 m³ takes an L200 Luxury at AED 1,300. A food hall on central HVAC is better served by one ducted S200 at AED 1,680 than by several standalone units.
How are washrooms and entrances handled?
Separately from the dining room, usually with aerosol dispensers at AED 30 a can, because those rooms are small, enclosed and need a different profile from the one guests eat in. The dining room keeps its own diffuser and its own oil from the fragrance oil range.

