Fancom present at VIV MEA with new Fantura tunnel inlet
Fancom will be attending VIV MEA, in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E, from 23-25 November. This will be the first occasion in a very long time that we will be able to meet our customers personally again at a major international trade fair. And we are certainly looking forward to it! On display at the stand will be our latest developments in the field of fully automated house technology, specifically targeting the climate conditions in the Middle East.
Perfect climate conditions from day one
Poultry farmers in the Middle East face major challenges. Extreme outdoor conditions combined with relatively short fattening cycles mean that each day counts during the production process. We offer solutions that create the perfect climate conditions for the animals from day one. Our latest Fantura tunnel inlet plays an important role here.
Improved animal performance
The special shape of the tunnel inlet allows it to be used with the pad cooling system at minimum ventilation levels. This is unique and ensures a great start for your animals resulting in healthy growth and the development of good immunity. The Fancom system opens in a special way that ensures a gradual increase in the flow of air and accurate control of this air in the house. The patented Fantura design prevents a cold air drop on the animals. Our smart Lumina climate computer automatically ensures that the tunnel inlet is in the correct position at all times during the production cycle. Your animals benefit from comfortable climate conditions throughout the house and the results speak for themselves: lower mortality, reduced incidence of disease and better growth of your animals!
Clear advice
Our Middle East experts Luc Rooijakkers and Ed Gubbels will be available at our stand to explain the unique features of our new Fantura tunnel inlet to you. They will also show you how our fully automated house technology can take your operational management to the next level. You are very welcome to visit us at stand number 07.D012.
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