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Wireless Livestock Ammonia Sensor

Product Name Wireless Livestock Ammonia Sensor
Product Image Wireless livestock ammonia sensor
Product Overview The Wireless Livestock Ammonia Sensor is designed for continuous monitoring of ammonia (NH3) concentration in livestock housing. It is suitable for commercial pig farms, poultry facilities, animal production buildings and agricultural environmental monitoring projects.

By providing continuous ammonia data, the sensor can support ventilation management, barn climate control and environmental assessment. Wireless configurations help reduce the need for extensive signal cabling and are suitable for both new pig farm construction and retrofit applications.
Key Features
  • Continuous NH3 concentration monitoring for livestock buildings.
  • Wireless configuration available for flexible sensor deployment.
  • Designed for commercial animal houses and demanding farm environments.
  • Supports ventilation and barn climate management based on measured ammonia conditions.
  • Suitable for new livestock construction projects and existing barn upgrades.
  • Low-maintenance design for practical long-term farm operation.
  • Can be deployed at multiple monitoring points across different livestock houses.
  • Monitoring frequency, communication method and system integration can be customized according to project requirements.
Structural Components A typical wireless livestock ammonia sensor consists of an ammonia sensing element, protective enclosure, electronic signal-processing module, wireless communication unit and mounting arrangement. The final configuration may vary according to the sensing technology and communication architecture selected for the project.

The sensor housing and mounting method can be adapted for concrete walls, steel structure building components, service areas or other suitable mounting points inside livestock facilities.
Working Principle The ammonia sensing element detects NH3 present in the surrounding air and generates a corresponding measurement signal. The internal electronics process the signal and provide ammonia concentration data for monitoring and control purposes.

In a wireless installation, measurement data is transmitted through the configured wireless communication system to a gateway, controller or monitoring platform. The information can then be used to monitor environmental conditions and support ventilation adjustments according to the farm management strategy.
Technical Specifications
Gas Detected Ammonia (NH3)
Reference Measurement Range 1–100 ppm for the SSS Optical reference configuration
Communication Wired or wireless configuration, according to project requirements
Maintenance Minimal maintenance design
Expected Service Life Approximately 3 years for the SSS Optical reference configuration
Installation Wall, structural support or other suitable livestock-house mounting location
Data Transmission According to selected wireless communication and monitoring architecture
Other Parameters Customizable or available upon request according to project requirements
Applications
  • Commercial pig farms and integrated swine production facilities
  • Farrowing, nursery, growing and finishing houses
  • Livestock breeding and animal housing facilities
  • Pig farm construction and livestock building projects
  • Steel structure livestock buildings
  • Existing barn environmental monitoring upgrades
  • Ventilation and climate-control systems
  • Smart livestock and agricultural IoT projects
  • Large-scale farm engineering and environmental monitoring systems
Customization Options The sensor can be configured for different livestock-house layouts, monitoring strategies and communication environments. Available customization may include measurement range, wireless communication method, power supply, monitoring frequency, mounting arrangement and data-interface requirements.

For large commercial pig farm projects, sensor locations and network architecture can be designed according to barn dimensions, ventilation layout, stocking density, steel structure building arrangement and local climate conditions. OEM/ODM configurations are available according to project requirements.
Installation & Maintenance The wireless configuration simplifies installation in new and existing livestock buildings. Sensors can be positioned at representative monitoring points based on the barn ventilation pattern and environmental monitoring plan.

Suitable mounting locations should be selected away from direct mechanical impact, excessive water exposure and conditions outside the specified operating environment. Routine inspection, cleaning and functional verification should be performed according to the selected sensor configuration and local farm maintenance procedures.
Project Applications The Wireless Livestock Ammonia Sensor can be incorporated into a complete farm environmental monitoring system together with ventilation equipment, climate controllers, gateways and farm management platforms. Multiple sensors can be installed across different rooms or buildings to create a distributed ammonia monitoring network.

For engineering companies and agricultural project contractors, the system can be specified as part of a broader livestock climate-control package. Sensor quantity, communication architecture and installation locations can be designed according to project requirements.
Product FAQ

Q1: What gas does the sensor detect?
A1: The sensor is designed for continuous monitoring of ammonia (NH3) concentration in livestock housing.

Q2: Can the sensor operate wirelessly?
A2: Yes. Wireless configurations are available, while wired configurations can also be selected according to the project architecture.

Q3: Is it suitable for commercial pig farms?
A3: Yes. Continuous ammonia monitoring is applicable to commercial pig houses, livestock buildings and other confined animal production facilities.

Q4: Can multiple sensors be installed in one farm?
A4: Yes. Multiple monitoring points can be distributed across rooms, barns or production areas according to the farm environmental monitoring plan.

Q5: Can the sensor be customized for an engineering project?
A5: Yes. Communication, mounting, monitoring frequency, system integration and other project parameters can be customized according to project requirements and local farm conditions.

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