Priced kit · Agriculture and horticulture
CO2 and climate at bird height at both ends of the house, on a sealed 4G gateway for a shed with no broadband. 5 parts for £775.09 ex VAT.
| Part | What it does here | Qty | Line ex VAT |
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UG65 semi-industrial LoRaWAN gateway with 4GUG65-L08GL-868M-EA · £338.17 eachIP65 gateway with 4G, rated -40°C to 70°C, mounted at the control room end of the house.
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IP65 gateway with 4G, rated -40°C to 70°C, mounted at the control room end of the house. | 1 | £338.17 |
EM500-CO2 CO2, temperature, humidity and pressure sensorEM500-CO2-868M · £179.56 eachAt bird height at each end. NDIR CO2 400 to 5,000 ppm, plus temperature, humidity and pressure.
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At bird height at each end. NDIR CO2 400 to 5,000 ppm, plus temperature, humidity and pressure. | 2 | £359.12 |
EM300-TH temperature and humidity sensorEM300-TH-868M · £38.90 eachTemperature and humidity midway along the house, IP67.
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Temperature and humidity midway along the house, IP67. | 2 | £77.80 |
| Parts | £775.09 | ||
| UK delivery, one flat charge per order | £14.25 | ||
| Total ex VAT | £789.34 | ||
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In a closed poultry house, ventilation is the difference between a healthy flock and a poor one, and CO2 is the most direct record of whether it is working. Two EM500-CO2 sensors at bird height, one at each end, show whether fresh air reaches the whole house and how conditions change overnight when the house is closed up.
The UG65 gateway is sealed to IP65 and has 4G, because farm buildings rarely have a network and dust gets everywhere.
In England, houses stocked above 33 kg per square metre must keep carbon dioxide below 3,000 ppm and ammonia below 20 ppm, measured at the level of the chickens' heads, under the Welfare of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2007. Check the rules that apply to your house and stocking density.
Because ventilation is rarely even. One end of a house can be well aired while the other is stale, and a single sensor only tells you about one of them.
No. None of the sensors in this kit measure ammonia, so it must be monitored separately.
Radio passes poorly through steel. Mount the gateway on the outside wall or in the control room doorway and test the signal from inside the house.