Agricultural lighting for poultry farms

As their visible spectrum is wider, poultry see more than humans. As well as seeing red, blue and green, they are also sensitive to ultraviolet light so they see objects in their surroundings, such as feeders and each other, differently to how we as humans see the world around us. The colour of the light, the light plan and the light intensity impact on animal behaviour. And that has consequences for their health and welfare as well as their growth and production performance. Good lighting in the house must be adapted to suit the type of poultry and the housing system. This results in a better performance and lower costs.

We offer a comprehensive range of high quality house lighting that is adapted to the needs of the specific type of poultry. This lighting improves performance and reduces costs in a variety of ways.

CORAX

The standard for professional poultry lighting

48VDC
Expected average lifetime 50,000 hours
Proven track record
Multiple colour combinations
Flicker-free
Dimmable range 0-100%
High efficacy of 123lm/W
Pre-assembled wiring for easy installation

PICA

The first step to professional poultry lighting

220 – 240VAC
Expected average lifetime 35,000 hours
Better farm performance
Easy to clean
Dimmable range 2-100%

Flexible light control in our poultry computers

Fancom’s climate computers feature comprehensive and flexible light control with sufficient time clocks. This creates the ideal day and night conditions and allows you to simulate a natural environment for your animals. The possibilities for extensive light plans with different light intensities, fully range, smooth dimmability with pauses and varying the light colour ambiance are almost endless.

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House lighting for broilers and laying hens. Flicker-free LED lighting controlled by our poultry computers.

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