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The sweet smell of success
December 1st 2006

Vectair says its new Omniscent fragrancing system adds fragrant enhancement to any building.

The 'large space' system has the ability to create ambient fragrance as a general influencer as well as the obvious use for counteracting malodours.

The unit provides continuous and consistent fragrance delivery to large interior spaces, whilst allowing control over output and intensity. The unit is suitable for both portable and fixed applications, and covers an area of up to 500m3.

With a choice of low, medium or high output settings, and a choice of start time, hours and days of operation it offers a solution for many applications, including washrooms, health clubs, reception areas and can be private branded at no extra cost.

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