How does high initial equipment cost affect the adoption of PCO technology?

High initial equipment costs can significantly influence the willingness of users to implement PCO (Photocatalytic Oxidation) technology. When the initial investment required to procure the necessary equipment is substantial, potential users may perceive this financial barrier as a risk. Organizations or individuals might hesitate to invest in a technology that has a high upfront cost, particularly if they are unsure of its efficacy or potential return on investment.

The reluctance to embrace new technologies is often exacerbated in industries or settings where budget constraints are a concern. Stakeholders may prioritize technologies with lower initial costs or those that provide quicker returns. As a result, the financial implications of high initial costs can pose a significant obstacle to the widespread adoption of PCO technology.