Let s tie this altogether The Cow Kool

‘Let’s tie this altogether …’ The Cow. Kool Concept … ‘Cool cows directly by ‘wetted forced-air evaporative cooling’ … ‘How do we do this?

Designed to perform …. ‘High-velocity air delivered by the Cow. Kool fans break through and penetrate the cow’s heavy coat of fur. . ’

Designed to perform …. ‘The user-defined misting cycle turns ON allowing small water droplets to be placed directly on the skin surface of the cow. . ’

Designed to perform …. ‘The misting cycle turns OFF allowing the fans to blow high velocity air over the skin surface of the cow evaporating the water thus reducing the body temperature of the cow. ’

Designed to perform …. ‘This ON/OFF/ON/OFF misting cycle is repeated over and over. ’

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Designed to perform …. ‘The duration of the misting cycle is completely user-defined. For HOT and DRY areas where evaporative cooling is the most effective, the misting cycle can be programmed to be relatively long …’

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Designed to perform …. ‘For HOT and HUMID areas where evaporative cooling is less effective, the misting cycle can be programmed to be relatively short allowing cooling to be accomplished more by high-velocity air. Smaller, lower-flow misting nozzles can also be used.

Designed to perform …. ‘… Such as misting OFF for 3 minutes …’

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Designed to perform …. ‘… Misting OFF for 3 minutes …’

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Designed to perform …. ‘In February 2003 the Hof Hasharon dairy began the move to their present location, and by June 2003 the relocation of the three dairies that make up the present dairy was complete. The cows were averaging 30 kg (66 lbs) of milk per day and their body temperatures were 39. 5 degrees X (103. 1 degrees F). In August 2003 we installed and started operating the Cow. Kool system. Within 10 days the feed consumption increased and the milked produced increased to 33 kg (72. 8 lbs) and the body …. temperature of the cows decreased to 38. 7 degrees C (101. 7 degrees F). on average while the daily humidity was 80 -95% and wasn't much lower during the night (we are located less than a mile from the Mediterranean Sea and always receive a sea breeze). The Cow. Kool system that cools the cows and the nearby surroundings yielded a strong cooling effect. The dry matter intake during the toughest months (June – August) was 22. 5 kg (49. 6 lbs). Last year (2005) our herd average was 12, 500 kg (27, 558 lbs). Average daily drop during the hard summer months is roughly 15% (you have to take into consideration that we try and spread the monthly pregnancy rates to conform with the quota system here in Israel). I am very satisfied and believe in the Cow. Kool system. The system is dependable and helps me persevere with the hard summer months. Uri Goldberg, General Manager Hof Hasharon Dairy, Israel

Designed to perform …. Start with a little misting. . Increase the misting a little. . Adjust to good misting. . 1 minute ON, 2 minutes ON, 3 minutes OFF 1 minute OFF May June 95 -deg 80 -deg July 100 -deg Good misting. . 2 minutes ON, 1 minute OFF Decrease the misting a little more. . 3 minutes ON, 4 minutes ON, Decrease the misting a little. . 2 minutes OFF August September October 105 -deg 95 -deg 80 -deg ‘The Cow. Kool System provides all of the flexibility to easily adjust your cooling as climatic conditions such as heat and humidity change throughout the summer period. This flexibility provides the most effective and yet safest cooling for all types of dairy operations. ’

‘To simplify changing the misting cycles throughout the summer we’ve added a 3 -position switch on the front of the Controller that allows you to change misting cycles by simply turning a switch …’ A C B

‘Position ‘A’ could be set for 1 minute ON and 2 minutes OFF for the misting cycle in May …’ Start with a little misting. . 1 minute ON, 2 minutes OFF May June July 80 -deg A C B August September October

‘Position ‘B’ could be set for 3 minutes ON and 1 minute OFF for the misting cycle in June and July …’ 3 minutes ON, 1 minute OFF May 3 minutes ON, 1 minute OFF June July 100 -deg 95 -deg A C B August September October

‘Position ‘C’ could be set for 4 minutes ON and 1 minute OFF for the misting cycle in August and September …’ 4 minutes ON, 1 minute OFF May June July 4 minutes ON, 1 minute OFF August September 105 -deg 100 -deg A C B October

‘A’ ‘Going back to position would adjust the misting cycle back to 1 minute ON and 2 minutes OFF for October …’ 1 minute ON, 2 minutes OFF May June July August September October 80 -deg AB C