• Reduces temperature by 9° to 10° Fahrenheit
• High-pressure plastic material
• Discharge 5 litres per hour/nozzle
• Unique vortex flow
• Fine droplets
• It has mist size: 10-15u | Working pressure: 500-600 psi/40-50 bar
• Anti-leak mini-valve to prevent drainage when not in operation

Mechanism of action

• Water is sprayed in the form of very fine mist, some of which evaporates by the time it reaches the pen floor, thus absorbing the heat in the atmosphere with a resultant cooling effect on birds.
• This also results in temperature balance in poultry houses.
• The foggers are provided with filters and inbuilt shut-off valves to stop the dripping of water in between spraying intervals.
• The foggers can be opened, the filtering systems and other components can be cleaned before re-assembling/recoupling

Installation

1. Broiler Open Sheds (Fig I): For a typical 30 feet width house, two fogger lines should be provided (40ft width houses 3 lines). Foggers can be fitted at 8 to 10 feet interval. Position foggers in a downward position.
2. Layer Sheds (Fig II: Cages): Foggers can be installed on cages at every 8 to 10 feet pointing in an upward direction. Foggers should be used with an extension pipe of one foot. The female adaptor should be provided with an inside taper so that the ‘O’ ring fits inside properly and no leakages occur.
3. Install the fogger line above on the cages (3 lines for three rows). If the wind velocity is more than it should be reduced by putting gunny bags curtain at the edge of the shed.
4. All the pipeline inside the shed should be 20 mm PVC 2.5 mm thick.
5. Joints should be fixed with the help of PVC solvent cement very carefully.
6. Pipes from the pump to each shed should be 1” (32mm).