HATO ONE Poultry Gallilux Spectrometer

HATO ONE Poultry Gallilux Spectrometer

The HATO ONE is the ultimate tool for measuring all critical aspects of poultry lighting in a single device. It assesses key factors such as (galli)lux, flicker, spectrum, CRI, and more, providing a complete picture of your poultry lighting environment.

With the HATO ONE, you can easily analyze data, generate detailed reports, and identify areas for improvement. Once these areas are pinpointed, optimizing the light climate to enhance poultry performance becomes a straightforward process. It’s the perfect solution for better light management and healthier, more productive poultry.

Why HATO ONE?

Poultry lighting significantly impacts animal welfare and performance. Ensuring your lighting system provides an optimal light environment is crucial, but how can you improve it without measuring its current performance? That’s where the HATO ONE comes in.

Designed to help you measure, analyze, and improve your poultry lighting, the HATO ONE offers detailed insights, enabling fact-based adjustments to create the perfect lighting climate.

Key Features of the HATO ONE:

1. Light Intensity Measurement (Lux, Gallilux, Foot Candle) The HATO ONE measures light intensity as experienced by both humans (Lux) and poultry (Gallilux). Chickens require different light intensities throughout their lives to ensure optimal vision and performance. By measuring light intensity in various locations, you can ensure proper light distribution across the barn, improving overall animal welfare.
2. Light Spectrum Measurement The HATO ONE measures the light spectrum in nanometers (nm), focusing on the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum that poultry can perceive. An optimized light spectrum enhances poultry vision, leading to better welfare and performance. It’s important to remember that the ideal light spectrum varies depending on the type of poultry.
3. Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) The HATO ONE measures CCT in degrees Kelvin, indicating the light temperature emitted by the lamp. Higher temperatures (e.g., 6000K) contain more blue light, while lower temperatures (e.g., 2700K) contain more red. Cooler light promotes activity, while warmer light encourages calmness. Choosing the right light color is essential for preventing stress, pecking, and behavioral issues in the barn.
4. Light Flicker Measurement The HATO ONE detects light flicker, measuring both the flicker index and percentage, as well as the frequency in Hertz. Light flicker and its frequency can significantly affect poultry stress levels. The ability to measure and manage flicker ensures a calmer, healthier environment for your flock.

In summary, the HATO ONE provides comprehensive measurement and analysis tools to help you optimize your poultry lighting setup, resulting in better welfare, performance, and productivity.