Unis approaches sustainability through practical operator choices: efficient lighting, better cabinet scheduling, cleaner service access, reduced avoidable downtime, and replacement planning that keeps equipment useful for longer.
The calculator layout is a conversation aid, not a guaranteed financial result. Real outcomes depend on electricity rates, cabinet age, usage patterns, maintenance condition, and which machines are replaced, repaired, or relocated. Unis uses these inputs to decide whether the project should focus on LED refresh, cashless reader cleanup, cabinet rotation, or complete replacement.
Reduced idle lighting hours after grouping cabinets by showtime traffic and closing low-traffic zones earlier.
Moved aging machines away from the main queue and replaced high-failure units with steadier earners.
Improved unattended operation by clarifying signage, card reader positions, and daily staff checks.
Rebuilt prize wall visibility so guest flow finished at the counter instead of crowding the entrance.
Grouped service needs by cabinet family to reduce spare part confusion during weekly visits.
Sequenced refresh spending around guest impact, access difficulty, and maintenance history rather than age alone.
Share the current cabinet list, service pain points, and expected operating hours. Unis will help separate practical savings opportunities from cosmetic upgrades.