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The new Upgrade for ChickMaster Classic Setters |
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The 2 Zone Cooling Upgrade Kit consists of two highly efficient copper cooling coils split into individually controlled sections. When installed in conjunction with the ChickMaster Exhaust Upgrade Kit it... |
2 Zone Cooling Kit |
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CAN PAY FOR ITSELF IN ONLY ONE YEAR! |
Single coil incubator cooling systems effectively cool the front and rear sections, but often when the rear requires cooling the front does not really need it. This results in a battle that can never be won, costing you money and creating a less than stable setter environment that reduces hatchability and chick quality. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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T E S T I M O N I A L  "We have installed a 2 Zone Cooling kit on a Chick Master Multi-Stage Fixed Rack setter with Ultra Control and have seen energy consumption savings of 43Kw/Hr per day resulting in savings of $1,726.45 per year per machine. Based on these savings, we intend to install this KIT on our remaining 25 setters, as soon as possible." David Taylor
General Manager Hatcheries and Technical Services Best Dressed Chicken A Division of Jamaica Broilers Group Ltd |
The Benefits*
include: IMPROVED HATCHABILITY AND CHICK QUALITY After the setter recovers from the cooling effect of a new set, the heating hardly ever comes on again once you have installed the 2 Zone Cooling Kit. With less fluctuations in heating and cooling the developing embryos experience less stress producing lower mortality and stronger chicks.
ENERGY SAVING
LESS COOLED WATER REQUIRED
EASY INSTALLATION WITH NO DOWN TIME *Note: Both the 2 Zone Cooling and the Exhaust Upgrade kits are required to achieve maximum improved performance |
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T T E S T I M O N I A L
Agrícola Chorombo S.A. “Study of the Benefits of 2-Zone Cooling” This study is based on an upgrade offered by Chick Master which was put into action on an Ultra No. 2 Setter. The cooling coils were replaced and the logistic program was changed, pending only the change of the air exhaust ducts. For design reasons, this change could not be executed being that it would have had to be done on all three Setters in that row. (The new system has exhaust through the middle of the setter and the old setter has rear exhaust.) The energy consumption of the Ultra No. 1 Setter was measured without modification. The average daily energy consumption for the Ultra No. 1 Setter was 56.8 KW and for the Ultra No. 2 Setter it was 52 KW with similarities in egg settings. (NOTE: This average was taken from 18 days of testing).
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There were also measurements taken of the Genesis No. 10 Setter that has this system as factory installed with an average of 44.2 KW daily. There were also measurements taken of the Genesis No. 10 Setter that has this system as factory installed with an average of 44.2 KW daily.
Although the saving in energy costs was not significant according to this data, the chick production average increased by 1% in setter No. 2. This percentage was obtained comparing hatching data from April 2004 with a 1.20% in favor of setter No. 2, July 2005 with a 0.89% in favor of the same setter No. 2, and lastly, January 2006 with a 1.03% in favor of the same setter No. 2. Analysis of this data shows an increase of 15,200 more chicks per year from this setter alone. Sincerely, Victor Inostroza Espinoza Hatchery Manager – Don Pollo – Chile |
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