A Dräger NH3 sensor for continuous ammonia monitoring
Incorporate ammonia level readings into everyday climate control for better air quality and smarter ventilation strategies with the Dräger NH3 sensor. DOL 53 is an electrochemical, long-term stable NH3 sensor developed by the company Dräger. The sensor is very robust and well-suited for use in livestock facilities. The Big Dutchman group was the first equipment supplier offering this ammonia sensor.
DOL 53 permanently monitors the ammonia concentration in the house air, thus permitting the house climate to be controlled based on the sensor’s measurements. Our climate computer ViperTouch can receive and process the data provided by the NH3 sensor to regulate the house climate according to the measured values. Additionally, the AC Touch alarm unit can record the data and use BigFarmNet to analyze them.
Important Advantages
Long-term stable NH3 sensor
Robust and well-suited for livestock facilities
Easy to install
Continuous measurement of ammonia
Allows for climate control based on ammonia levels with the ViperTouch and AC Touch computer
Integrates easily into existing houses and climate control systems
Analog 0 to 10V output
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View and download the latest DOL 53 product brochure, and also check out the University of Georgia’s full sensor review.
ViperTouch controls and manages all functions of your pullet or layer farm, such as ventilation, feeding, watering, lighting, egg counting, all weighing and even visual controls – providing you the best possible overview and convenient production management.
BigFarmNet Manager is a PC program which allows the customer to list and visualize as well as process and control the barn climate and production data from his office PC.
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