Product Name	Pig House Multi-Parameter Environmental Data Logger
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Product Overview	The Pig House Multi-Parameter Environmental Data Logger is designed for continuous collection, recording and transmission of key environmental data in commercial pig houses, livestock buildings and agricultural engineering projects. The system can be configured to monitor temperature, relative humidity, carbon dioxide, ammonia and other environmental parameters according to project requirements. Measurement data can be stored locally or transmitted to compatible livestock climate controllers, computers, gateways, HMI systems or remote farm management platforms. Long-term environmental records help farm operators compare conditions between different production stages, ventilation settings and seasonal operating periods. The data can also support ventilation commissioning, abnormal-condition analysis, equipment maintenance and environmental management in modern pig production facilities. The system is suitable for newly constructed steel structure pig houses as well as environmental monitoring upgrades in existing farms.
Key Features	Multi-Parameter Monitoring: Supports temperature, humidity, CO2, NH3 and other environmental parameters according to the selected sensor configuration. Continuous Data Logging: Automatically records environmental measurements with time information for historical analysis and farm management. Livestock House Application: Designed for pig houses, poultry houses, cattle buildings and other intensive livestock production environments. Centralized Data Collection: Multiple environmental sensors can be connected to a compatible data acquisition or monitoring architecture. Remote Monitoring Capability: Ethernet, wireless communication or IoT gateway integration is available according to project requirements. Industrial Communication: RS485, Modbus and other communication interfaces can be supplied according to the selected system configuration. Historical Trend Analysis: Stored data can support comparison of environmental changes during different ventilation and production periods. Alarm Integration: High or low environmental thresholds can be connected to compatible alarm or climate-control equipment. Expandable Configuration: Sensor quantity, measured parameters and communication functions can be customized for different livestock projects.
Structural Components	Data Logger Unit: Collects, processes and stores measurements received from connected environmental sensors. Temperature and Humidity Sensor: Measures the thermal and moisture conditions inside the livestock occupied zone. Carbon Dioxide Sensor: Monitors CO2 concentration as part of ventilation and indoor air quality assessment. Ammonia Sensor: Measures NH3 concentration generated from manure and livestock production activities. Optional Environmental Sensors: H2S, particulate matter, air velocity, static pressure and other parameters are available according to project requirements. Communication Interface: Provides connection between field sensors, the data logger and compatible monitoring or control systems. Display or Monitoring Terminal: Available for local viewing of real-time measurements and operating status. Gateway Module: Optional gateway enables remote data transmission to farm management or cloud monitoring platforms. Protective Enclosure: Selected according to dust, humidity and installation conditions inside the livestock facility.
Working Principle / Structural Principle	Environmental sensors installed at representative locations continuously measure selected parameters inside the pig house. Depending on the project configuration, these may include temperature, relative humidity, CO2, NH3 and other livestock-house environmental variables. Each sensor converts the measured environmental condition into an electrical or digital signal. The data logger receives these signals, assigns measurement information to the corresponding channel and stores the readings according to the configured logging interval. Recorded data can be displayed locally, exported for analysis or transmitted through a compatible communication network to an environmental controller, HMI, computer or remote monitoring platform. When connected to a livestock climate-control system, environmental measurements can also support operating decisions for exhaust fans, air inlets, heating equipment, cooling systems and alarm devices. Final equipment control depends on the connected controller and project configuration.
Technical Specifications	Product Type: Multi-parameter livestock environmental data logger Primary Application: Pig house environmental monitoring Temperature Measurement: Available Relative Humidity Measurement: Available CO2 Measurement: Available according to selected configuration NH3 Measurement: Available according to selected configuration Additional Parameters: H2S, particulate matter, air velocity, static pressure and other sensors available upon request Sensor Quantity: Customizable Monitoring Points: According to project requirements Logging Interval: Configurable according to selected system Data Storage Capacity: According to selected data logger configuration Local Display: Available upon request Historical Data: Available according to selected configuration Data Export: Available according to selected software and system configuration RS485 Communication: Available upon request Modbus Communication: Available according to project requirements Ethernet Communication: Available upon request MQTT / IoT Integration: Available according to selected gateway or data logger Wireless Communication: Wi-Fi, 4G, LoRa or other options available upon request Alarm Output: Available according to selected configuration Power Supply: According to project requirements Mounting Method: Wall, cabinet, DIN-rail or customized installation depending on configuration System Configuration: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions
Applications	Farrowing Houses: Continuous monitoring of temperature, humidity and air-quality conditions around sow and piglet production areas. Nursery Pig Houses: Environmental monitoring for young pigs that require stable temperature and ventilation management. Gestation Houses: Long-term environmental recording for group housing and individual sow facilities. Finishing Pig Houses: Monitoring of CO2, NH3, temperature and humidity during different stocking and ventilation conditions. Breeding Pig Facilities: Environmental data collection for controlled breeding and production buildings. Ventilation Commissioning: Supports comparison of environmental data before and after ventilation-system adjustment. Farm Environmental Auditing: Provides historical environmental records for farm management and engineering evaluation. Multi-House Pig Farms: Multiple monitoring units can be incorporated into centralized farm environmental management systems. Livestock Engineering Projects: Suitable for new steel structure pig houses, ventilation upgrades and smart farm construction projects.
Customization Options	Measured Parameters: Temperature, humidity, CO2, NH3 and additional environmental parameters can be selected according to project requirements. Sensor Quantity: Customizable according to livestock house dimensions and monitoring zones. Monitoring Point Layout: Designed according to building structure, ventilation layout and animal occupied zone. Communication Interface: RS485, Modbus, Ethernet or other compatible interfaces available upon request. Wireless Communication: Wi-Fi, 4G, LoRa or other wireless options available according to project requirements. Data Storage: Storage capacity and logging interval can be selected according to the monitoring period and project requirements. Remote Monitoring: Gateway and cloud-platform integration available upon request. Alarm Configuration: Environmental threshold alarms can be configured according to livestock production requirements. Mounting Structure: Wall mounting, control cabinet integration and customized installation are available. OEM Project Configuration: Labeling, sensor combination and system configuration are available for distributors and agricultural engineering projects.
Installation & Maintenance	The data logger should be installed in an accessible location that is protected from livestock contact, excessive mechanical impact and direct high-pressure washing. Environmental sensing probes should be positioned according to the parameter being measured and the ventilation design of the pig house. Temperature, humidity and gas sensors should normally be placed in representative monitoring zones rather than directly beside heaters, fresh-air jets, exhaust fans or other equipment that could produce localized readings unless those locations are specifically being evaluated. For large pig buildings, several monitoring points may be required to represent different production or ventilation zones. Sensor cables and communication wiring should be protected against animals, rodents, cleaning equipment and mechanical damage. Dust and manure-related deposits should be removed from sensor openings according to the maintenance requirements of each sensor. Gas sensor filters and sensing elements should be inspected and replaced when required. Periodic calibration is recommended for sensors used for long-term farm management or engineering verification. Backup and export of historical records should also be included in the routine maintenance procedure.
Project Cases	Commercial Finishing Pig House: Temperature, humidity, CO2 and NH3 sensors can be connected to a centralized data logger to record environmental changes during different ventilation stages. Pig Nursery Environmental Monitoring: Continuous measurements can help farm managers compare temperature and air-quality conditions during different production periods and seasonal ventilation modes. Multi-House Pig Farm: Individual monitoring units can be installed in several buildings and connected through compatible gateways to a centralized management platform. New Pig Farm Construction: Environmental data logging can be included in the electrical and ventilation-control design during construction of steel structure livestock buildings. Existing Farm Upgrade: Sensors and data logging equipment can be added to an existing ventilation system to provide historical environmental records without requiring complete replacement of the original climate-control equipment.
Product FAQ	Q: Which environmental parameters can the data logger monitor? A: Temperature, relative humidity, CO2 and NH3 are commonly configured for pig-house projects. Additional parameters can be added according to project requirements. Q: Can the system record several parameters at the same time? A: Yes. The data logger can be configured to collect measurements from several compatible environmental sensors according to the selected system architecture. Q: Can several sensors be installed in one pig house? A: Yes. Sensor quantity and monitoring positions can be customized according to building dimensions, ventilation layout and production zones. Q: Can the data be stored for historical analysis? A: Yes. Historical data logging and export functions are available according to the selected configuration. Q: Is RS485 communication available? A: Yes. RS485 and compatible Modbus communication options are available upon request. Q: Can the system connect to a livestock climate controller? A: Yes. Compatible communication and signal interfaces can be selected according to the controller and project requirements. Q: Can environmental alarms be configured? A: Yes. Alarm functions can be integrated according to the selected data logger, controller or remote monitoring platform. Q: Can the monitoring system be used remotely? A: Yes. Remote monitoring can be configured using Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G, LoRa or other communication solutions according to project requirements. Q: Is the system suitable for an existing pig farm? A: Yes. It can be configured for both new construction and environmental monitoring upgrades in existing livestock facilities.
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