Plastic Sprinklers

Code : SMI, SBF
SFL, S2A

Four Arm Sprinkler

Rotating Four Arms Sprinkler with innovative design base having four arms with 1/2″, 3/4″, 1″ (13mm – 19mm – 25mm) union is quite suitable for large gardens, lawns and vegetable patches and poultry roofs for heavy sprinkling. It covers 20′ – 25′ (6 to 8 meters) diameter depending on water pressure. For high water pressure push/pull hose connector set is recommended.

Two Arm Sprinkler

Rotating Two Arms Sprinkler with innovative design base having two arms with 1/2″, 3/4″, 1″ (13mm – 19mm – 25mm) union is quite suitable for large gardens, lawns and vegetable patches and poultry roofs for heavy sprinkling. It covers 20′ – 25′ (6 to 8 meters) diameter depending on water pressure. For high water pressure push/pull hose connector set is recommended.

Keep cool the shed roof

Water Spray Cap20-25′ (subject to pressure)
Arm Dia13-19mm
RotationFull

The use of a sprinkler system in poultry farms is a strategic method to improve environmental conditions, ensure the well-being of the birds, and enhance overall productivity. Sprinkler systems are typically used for cooling and dust control, both of which are crucial in maintaining optimal conditions in a poultry housing environment. Here’s how sprinkler systems are used in poultry farming and the benefits they provide:

Benefits of Using Sprinkler Systems in Poultry Farms

  • 1. Temperature Control: During hot weather, maintaining a comfortable temperature inside poultry houses is critical. Sprinkler systems can effectively lower the temperature by sprinkling water over the birds. The water evaporates off the birds and their surroundings, pulling heat away from their bodies and cooling the air.
  • 2. Humidity Regulation: While it’s important not to over-saturate the environment (as high humidity can be as detrimental as high temperatures), sprinkler systems can help maintain optimal levels of humidity necessary for healthy poultry. Correctly configured, sprinklers add moisture to the air in a controlled manner that does not contribute to damp bedding or air quality issues.
  • 3. Dust Control: Dust can be a significant problem in poultry houses, affecting respiratory health of the birds and the farm workers. Sprinklers help in settling dust particles, thus reducing their suspension in the air and minimizing respiratory hazards.
  • 4. Enhancing Bird Performance: Cooler temperatures and reduced dust levels contribute to less stress and better overall health for the poultry. This can lead to improved feed conversion ratios, better growth rates, and higher overall productivity.
  • 5. Behavioral Encouragement: Sprinkler systems can also promote natural behaviors such as preening and dust-bathing. Such behaviors are important for the well-being and comfort of the birds.

Considerations and Best Practices

  • 1. System Design and Coverage: It’s crucial to design the sprinkler system to provide uniform coverage and adequate cooling without over-wetting areas. This involves careful planning of sprinkler locations and flow rates.
  • 2. Water Quality and System Maintenance: Using clean water free of debris and contaminants helps prevent clogging of the sprinkler nozzles and avoids introducing pathogens into the poultry environment. Regular maintenance of the system is also required to ensure optimal operation.
  • 3. Integration with Ventilation: The effectiveness of a sprinkler system is greatly enhanced when integrated with a well-designed ventilation system. Proper air flow helps distribute the cooled air and aids in effective evaporation.
  • 4. Avoiding Wet Bedding: The system should be used in such a way that it cools the birds without excessively wetting the bedding material. Wet litter can promote the growth of bacteria and fungi, potentially leading to health issues like foot pad dermatitis and respiratory infections.
  • 5. Monitoring and Adjustment: Environmental conditions should be continuously monitored, and adjustments to the sprinkler system should be made accordingly. This can include adjusting the timing and duration of sprinkling to match the daily weather conditions and the birds’ growth stages.
  • 6. Efficient Water Use: Especially in regions where water scarcity is a concern, it’s important to use water efficiently. This includes adjusting the sprinkler system to minimize waste while still achieving the desired cooling effect.

Overall, when implemented correctly, sprinkler systems can significantly enhance the environment within poultry houses, contributing to better health and productivity of the birds. This results in a more efficient and profitable poultry farming operation.

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