Intelligent Poultry Lighting Control System

It is widely believed that 24-hour light maximizes the performance and health of chicks. But is 24-hour light really good for raising chicks?   Numerous studies have shown that chicks, like all living things, are born with a 24-hour body clock. This clock can be seen at work by observing the eating and drinking activity of chicks during the first few days of their lives. Even if 24-hour light is provided, the chicks will still drink and eat more during the day ‌ than at night.   What are the specific effects of 24-hour light on chicks?   1. Circadian Rhythm: Chicks show nearly identical circadian rhythms during the first few days of life, with significantly higher water and food intake during the day than at night. This pattern persists even with 24 hours of light. 2. The Need for Dark Periods: Studies have shown that poultry need to have at least four hours of continuous darkness to really benefit from the dark period. Without dark periods, chicks' circadian rhythms may become out of sync.   Alternative Solution In order to promote feeding and growth of chicks, strategies can be used to gradually reduce the time of light: Week 1: 24 hours light. ‌Week 2: 20 hours of light. ‌Week 3: 18 hours of light. ‌Week 4: 16 hours of light. ‌From week 5: Taper down to 8 hours of light per day ‌ In addition, the light can be stopped from time to time for 1 hour at night to exercise the adaptability of the chicks to the dark and avoid the upset of the chickens due to power failure.   Using our Hot-selling LED Poultry Light Bulb and Smart Poultry Lighting Control System, you can easily control and adjust the lighting time, achieve intelligent management of lights, and better care for the growth of chicks.     Special Notice: The information and picture above are from the Internet, not original.  

The voltage drop ‌ is the decrease in voltage caused by the presence of resistance when the current passes through a resistor or conductor in a circuit.   The voltage drop is mainly caused by the following reasons. 1.‌Resistor. ‌When the current passes through the resistor, the resistor consumes part of the electric energy, which is converted into heat energy, resulting in lower voltage. 2.Current. The higher the current, the greater the voltage drop. 3.Wire length. The longer the wire length, the greater the resistance, the greater the voltage drop. 4.Wire cross-sectional area. The larger the cross-sectional area of the wire, the smaller the resistance and the smaller the voltage drop. 5.Wire material. Wires of different materials have different resistivity. The greater the resistivity, the greater the resistance, and the greater the voltage drop.   Voltage Drop will have a variety of effects on the lamp ‌, mainly including the following aspects of the impact. 1.Brightness drop. When the voltage is below the appropriate level, the brightness of the bulb will decrease. This is because the resistance in the bulb causes the voltage to be distributed to various parts, resulting in insufficient voltage, and the bulb cannot emit enough light. ‌2.Shortened life. Low voltage will cause the life of the lamp to be shortened. The lamp needs more current in the case of low voltage to emit enough light, which will accelerate the aging of the resistance, wire, circuit board and other parts of the lamp, thus shortening the service life of the lamp. 3.Flicker and burn. When the voltage is low to a certain degree, the bulb may flicker and even burn. This is because the lamp needs more current to drive in the case of insufficient voltage, and the temperature will rise, which is easy to cause short circuit or overload, resulting in the lamp burned.   The effect of the voltage drop problem on lighting is universal, including on farm lighting. And this impact will cause direct economic losses to farmers. Is there any way to avoid this effect?   The answer is yes. After the unremitting efforts of the company's research and development team, we finally developed a Smart Poultry Lighting Control System that can not be affected by the voltage drop. The control system is equipped with self-developed drive power supply and control system. The problem caused by voltage drop to lamps has been completely solved. This control box can not only adjust the brightness and timing of the light, but also realize the sub-area control of the light. The farmers who use Intelligent Poultry Lighting Control System are extremely satisfied with the convenience it brings to the farm.