Keep the right climate for your animals at all times
Monitors temperature, humidity, ammonia and carbon dioxide levels in poultry houses, barns and sheep folds, and runs ventilation and heating automatically. Notifies you instantly, even at night, of power cuts, fan failures or dangerous gas build-up.
From sensor to screen in one flow
A field measurement reaches you within seconds via the device and the cloud. The dots show the live journey of the data.
1 Sensors
2 Devices
DURANKA Bulut
Data collection, storage, analysis and alarm management
- Cloud or on-premise server
- Encrypted data transmission
- Unlimited history
4 Sent to you
General system features
Automatic ventilation
Fans run in stages according to temperature, humidity and gas levels; heaters and cooling pads are activated.
Night alarm
An alarm that wakes you with a voice call on fan failure, power cuts and dangerous temperatures.
Gas monitoring
Ventilation is increased before ammonia and CO₂ build-up affects animal health.
Water and feed consumption
A drop in daily water and feed consumption is reported as an early sign of disease.
Flock report
Climate data and consumption throughout the growing period, with comparison against performance.
Mobile control
Monitor all poultry houses and barns from your phone and change settings remotely.
Go live in 4 steps
Survey
The building structure and fan and heating systems are reviewed.
Sensor placement
Sensors are installed at points suitable for animal level.
Automation
Fans and heaters are connected to the control unit.
Settings
Target values are entered according to age and species.
Where is it used?
Broiler Houses
Age-based temperature curve for broilers.
- Daily target temperature
- Fan stages
Layer Farms
Climate and lighting in cage systems.
- Lighting programme
- Ammonia control
Dairy Farms
Heat stress monitoring in barns.
- Heat stress index
- Cooling automation
Sheep & Goat Folds
Temperature and humidity during lambing.
- Night temperature alarm
- Humidity control
Hatcheries
Incubator and room climate.
- Precise temperature
- Outage alarm
Feed Stores
Humidity and temperature in feed storage.
- Mould risk
- Stock tracking
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with my existing fans and heaters?
The control unit connects to the contactors of your existing fans, heaters and pad pumps; no need to replace the equipment.
What is the ammonia sensor for?
Ammonia building up in the litter causes respiratory diseases and loss of performance. Measuring its level determines the ventilation need correctly.
Does the alarm work if the power goes out?
The alarm module runs on a backup battery and reports the outage by phone immediately; whether the generator has started can also be monitored.
How many poultry houses can I monitor from one panel?
There is no limit; you can bring all your farms together in one account and compare them.
No more getting up at night to check the poultry house
Let’s plan a livestock monitoring system for your farm that keeps the climate right automatically and calls you when there is a problem.