POULTRY LIGHTING
MANUFACTURED IN SOUTH-AFRICA
Effective Poultry Lighting Solutions
Provides 80 -95% Light Uniformity (No visible dark areas)
No Lumen degradation with added lumen maintenance
180 Lm.W efficiency
Better light quality, better uniformity, better power saving results & better yeld compared to any competitive products.
V-Light LED system is designed specifically for the poultry industry with focus on easy installation, even light levels and an all-time low power consumption compared to traditional lighting.
With more than 30 years of lighting experience, the system was developed to overcome barriers that poultry farmers experience when providing flock with sufficient lighting to increase production and welfare standards.
PRODUCT RANGE:
Easy installation & Maintainable
Completely water and dust IP66
Lighting Uniformity
80-95%
3 Year Guarnatee
WHY IS LIGHTING IMPORTANT
01
Better Growth & Productivity
Proper lighting plays a crucial role in the growth and productivity of chickens. The right amount and quality of light can stimulate the appetite of the birds, promote healthy weight gain, and improve egg-laying in hens.
03
Disease Prevention
Inadequate or poor lighting conditions can increase the risk of disease and infection in the flock. Good lighting can help reduce the risk of disease by promoting a clean and hygienic environment, making it easier to identify and address any health issues early.
02
Circadian Rhythms
Chickens have natural circadian rhythms that require a certain amount of light exposure to maintain their health and wellbeing. Good lighting can help regulate these rhythms, ensuring that the birds have enough time to rest and recover.
04
Behaviora & Welfare
Lighting also plays a critical role in the behavior and welfare of the birds. The right lighting conditions can help reduce stress and aggression among the birds, preventing pecking or cannibalism, and promoting a calm and healthy flock.
2.5 WATT | 5 WATT POULTY LED
180LM/WATT LED
WATER PROOF GU10 LAMPHOLDER
15 WATT | 30 WATT POULTY LED
The lens shapes the emitted light to illuminate a square block of light on the surface which is uniformal and will minimise light losses.
