What does the application distance for aerosols primarily depend on?

The application distance for aerosols is primarily influenced by the specific product and the pest being targeted. Different aerosol products are formulated to work optimally at various distances from the application point, depending on the active ingredients and their intended use. For example, certain products are designed to release fine mist particles that can travel longer distances, while others may be effective only at closer ranges where they can deliver a concentrated dose to the target area or pest.

Additionally, the characteristics of the pest being targeted also play a crucial role. If the pest is known to hide in crevices or is less active, the required application distance might differ from that required for a more mobile or exposed insect. The combination of the product's formulation and the behavior of the pest will dictate how far the aerosol needs to be applied for optimal effectiveness.

Other factors, such as the severity of the infestation, weather conditions, and user preference, may influence operational decisions but are not the primary determinants of application distance for the aerosol itself.