SKU: 33DOL 18

DOL 18 (140333) Electronic Sub-Pressure Sensor

Name: DOL 18 (140333) Electronic Sub-Pressure Sensor
Brand: DOL
SKU: 33DOL 18
Price: 180.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

DOL 18 140333

£180.00

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The DOL 18 electronic sub-pressure sensor is used in connection with climate and production computers, for climate monitoring among other things.

The sensor can be used for reading or controlling the pressure in the livestock house and for generating an alarm in case of too low or too high pressure.

Furthermore, DOL 18 is often used for pressure control in central ducts. For instance, in connection with air cleaning systems.

Optimum Ventilation

Using negative pressure ventilation systems in swine and poultry production, the level of sub-pressure is an important factor. DOL 18 sub-pressure sensor provides updated data on the sub-pressure ensuring that the ventilation system can maintain air quality, temperature, and air movement in the most efficient way.

Benefits:

Optimum ventilation parameters for animals
Increased proper animal welfare
Energy saving

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DOL 18 (140333) Electronic Sub-Pressure Sensor FAQs

What does a DOL climate sensor measure?

DOL climate sensors measure environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, ammonia (NH₃), CO₂, and air pressure to support proper ventilation and climate control in livestock buildings.

Why are climate sensors important in animal housing?

They ensure optimal living conditions for animals. Good temperature, humidity, and air quality help improve growth, reduce stress, and maintain animal health.

How are DOL climate sensors installed?

They are generally mounted on walls, ceilings, or climate stations where airflow is stable. They must be placed away from direct water spray, heating sources, animals and drafts to give accurate readings.

Do DOL climate sensors require servicing?

Most sensors require periodic servicing—typically once per year—to maintain accuracy. This is ensuring the sensor is clean. Gas sensors like ammonia require a replacement sensor cartridge after 3 years or CO₂ may need more frequent checks depending on use.

Can climate sensors work with automatic ventilation systems?

Yes. DOL climate sensors are designed to connect with climate controllers. The controller reads the sensor data and automatically adjusts fans, heaters, and cooling systems to keep the environment stable. A variety of control systems can be catered for including 0-10v, 4-20Ma and 0-5v

dol-sensors

dol-sensors is a recognized global brand that innovates, designs, and produces high-quality sensors and tailor-made sensor solutions for improving livestock production and animal welfare.

They design, produce, and market intelligent capacitive sensors, climate sensors, and management sensors such as a 3D pig weighing camera and digital services for livestock farming and the feed industry.