Intensive livestock farming

Ventilation system control in intensive livestock farming plays a vital role in optimizing animal wellbeing, increasing energy efficiency which helps the business, and improving the work environment for employees.

Chickens, pigs, cows and rabbits are most commonly raised intensively and all animal species require different types of ventilation, which will also depend on the climate and type of farm.

The“yield” of animals in livestock farms depends directly on the quality of ambient components like temperature, air quality, humidity, dust levels, artificial light, polluting gases, etc.

Stress from heat and temperature surges can negatively affect animal health, resulting in lower kilo/meat yield or milk and egg production, growth stress problems or reduced fertility in reproducing animals.

Customers can manage micro climates with Selpro ventilation control systems for intensive livestock farming facilities; where there are forced ventilation problems, active and passive emergency systems can automatically be triggered to ensure the animals’ survival.

In addition to maintaining optimal fan motor speed, Selpro systems also control parameters like temperature, humidity levels and air flow.

The primary benefits include reduced energy consumption and the elimination of power surges. Additional advantages include noise reduction in livestock facility ventilation systems and longer mechanical and electrical lives of the dynamic ventilation system machines.

Selpro solutions ensure optimal ventilation to maintain adequate ambient conditions, improve air quality and reduce the emissions of poisonous gases.

Advanced automation and real time monitoring ensures animal wellbeing, and maximum control of the ambient conditions, reducing operating costs to boost economic sustainability.

In addition to its control instruments and solutions for livestock farm ventilation systems, Selpro can also act as a strategic partner and provide high-end consultation service to companies and installers.