Cooling, humidity & air
Animal and livestock cooling
Animal and livestock cooling uses evaporative misting and fogging in dairy and cattle sheds, poultry houses, piggeries, stables, kennels and similar buildings to help keep animals comfortable in hot weather.
Overview
Livestock buildings can become very hot, and animals are sensitive to heat stress. Misting and fogging systems release fine droplets that evaporate into the air, cooling it, and work best together with existing fans or natural airflow that carry the cooled air through the shed. They can also help reduce dust and odour. High-pressure systems give finer droplets that evaporate faster and suit larger sheds, while low-pressure kits suit small areas. Layouts are configured for each building type: cow sheds and dairy farms, buffalo and goat sheds, poultry houses and hatcheries, pig farms, rabbit farms, horse stalls and stud farms, dog kennels and zoo enclosures.
Selecting a livestock cooling system
Consider the building type and dimensions, number and type of animals, existing fans and ventilation, climate and humidity, water quality, power supply, and how wet the floor and bedding can become. Nozzle placement and run times are set so mist evaporates above the animals.
Range overview
- Types and variants
- Dairy Farm Fogger System
- Cow Shed Misting System
- Poultry Misting System
- Pig Farm Misting System
- Rabbit Farm Misting System
- Horse Stall Misting System
- Dog Kennel Mist Cooling
- Low-Pressure Fogger Kits
- Features
- High-Pressure and Low-Pressure Options
- Works With Existing Fans
- Dust and Odour Reduction
- Simple Installation
Exact specifications depend on the variant, material and size. Confirm ratings and certification against the datasheet or with our engineers before ordering.
Applications
- Dairy and Cattle Sheds
- Poultry Houses
- Hatcheries
- Piggeries
- Stables and Stud Farms
- Kennels
- Zoos
Industries
- Livestock
- Dairy
- Poultry
- Agriculture
Information that speeds up a quotation
Share what you know. Anything you are unsure of can be marked “not known” — our engineers will help confirm it.
- Area
- Dimensions
- Indoor outdoor
- Temperature
- Relative humidity (RH)
- Target RH
- Water quality
- Ventilation
- Power
- Maintenance
Need a datasheet?
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Frequently asked questions
What should I tell you about my shed?
Share the shed dimensions and roof height, the type and number of animals, existing fans or ventilation, the climate and typical humidity, water source and quality, and power supply. Photographs of the shed interior help us plan nozzle lines around fans, feeding and walkways.
High-pressure or low-pressure: which is right for livestock?
High-pressure systems produce finer droplets that evaporate more readily and suit larger sheds and humid conditions. Low-pressure kits are simpler and suit small areas such as kennels or individual stalls. Shed size, climate and budget guide the choice.
Ready to specify animal and livestock cooling?
Send the details you have — quantities, sizes, drawings or a part number. Unknowns are fine.