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As the global population grows, the need for more efficient swine production solutions becomes increasingly important. With over 30 years of industry experience, AP (Automated Production Systems) is positioned to support this ever growing demand across the globe. AP is committed to delivering comprehensive solutions by providing you with equipment that works as hard as you do.

Smart-IR 2 Feed Sensor

DETECT AND CONTROL FEED

Smart-IR 2 Feed Sensor

Smart-IR 2 Feed Sensor

DETECT AND CONTROL FEED

Highlights

  • Utilizes infrared beams to detect feed.
  • No moving parts or sensitivity adjustments.
  • Not affected by changes in temperature, humidity, moisture content or feed type.
  • Easy push button programming.
  • Adapts to nearly all flexible auger systems.
  • Maximum run and on delay timers.
  • Alarm notification of out of feed events.

Built to Perform

Infrared Beams

INFRARED RELIABILITY

Six infrared beams must be simultaneously interrupted by feed to deactivate the switch.

SmartIR II Feed Sensor Installation

Flexible Installation

Smart-IR II installation is simple and flexible. It even works at an angle, providing reliable feed sensing to keep feed lines operating correctly.

SmartIR II Sensor Durability

DURABLE CONSTRUCTION

The Smart-IR II feed sensor insert is designed for performance and serviceability. The durable, clear housing serves as a protective lens, shielding the infrared transmitters and receivers from feed, dust and moisture.