Achieving the highest possible result against the lowest possible cost. That is only possible if you can rely on proven technology that ensures optimum conditions in pig houses day in, day out. Technology that lets you see exactly what is happening and lets you take action immediately, if necessary, wherever you are and at any time. This enables you to work efficiently and manage your employees properly. Ensuring you of the highest possible results for your farm. Stienen BE is the right partner to enable you to fully automate your pig houses.
In our PigSolution brochure you can read more about pig house automation for modern pig farming.
KL-6500 management computer: The graphic display of parameters such as temperature, water, feed, weight, production, relative humidity (RH), carbon dioxide (CO2) and ammonia (NH3) shows you the main management information at a glance. This enables you to easily and transparently monitor, control and adjust all the vital processes in the pig house.
FarmConnect: The FarmConnect farm software enables you to convert data from our management computers into management information. FarmConnect collects all the current and historical data of all the computers on your farm and presents it in clear overviews, graphs and tables. This professional software gives you central access to your farm data. Wherever you are, you are always connected to your company so that you can intervene immediately if necessary.
FarmRemote: The remote control option enables you to safely connect to our management computers by smartphone, tablet or PC. This means that you can safely monitor your farm, even from a long distance, and intervene if necessary.
KFM-6400: A universal controller for the automatic filling of dispensers or feed troughs in single and/or multiple feed circuits. This dry feed system is suitable for single-phase and multi-phase feeding.
KFV-6400: An extended dry feed computer for highly accurate weighing, mixing and dosing out of pre-programmed feed rations per valve/animal group.
SGS: Energy-efficient, low-noise and easily controllable high-pressure fans are a crucial factor in central exhaust systems. The energy-efficient SGS fans from Stienen BE distinguish themselves by performing even more favourably in the usual control range - up to 35% of the ventilation capacity. The SGS fans are ideally suited for use in central exhaust systems, optionally combined with an air scrubber or manure drying installation.
FC-102: The FC-102 frequency controller pre-programmed by Stienen BE enables optimum climate control in the pig house. The FC-102 continuously adjusts the fan speed to the need of the animals. This is done via a stepless control. Large temperature fluctuations are prevented and operational reliability is increased.
AQC: A good minimum ventilation level is important in order to reduce humidity, CO2, NH3 and dust in your pig house. When the management computer has calculated the current climate requirements for your farm, the AQC measuring and control unit will ensure that the (controlled) fans will ventilate the correct amount of air, independently of weather influences and pressure differences.
Compact chimney: Stienen BE supplies smart, compact single- and double-walled ventilation chimneys for air intake and exhaust. The ventilation chimneys seamlessly fit the AQC measuring and control units and SGS fans. As one system they are solid and quick to assemble (click system).
Aerowing: Providing your animals with the right volume of fresh air at the right speed in the right place. This is an important condition for a healthy climate. Controls that minimise any temperature differences in your pig house are a standard feature of our management computers. Together with our AeroWing inlet valves, controlled by our robust EGM winch motors, they give you the assurance of proper ventilation.
AeroX: AeroX air-to-water heat exchangers are ideally suited for preconditioning air. In areas with suitable soil layers it is possible to make use of the heat storage in the soil. The air-to-water heat exchanger is mounted at the level of the air inlet in the pig house as close as possible to the animals. The water in the plastic hoses is warmer than the incoming air in winter, causing it to heat up. In the summer this is the other way around.