CHORE-TIME^® Sprinkler Systems for Breeders

A University of Arkansas study showed that the amount of cooling water used by a low-pressure sprinkler averaged 67% less than that used by a conventional evaporative cooling system.

Reasons to Use Chore-Time’s Low-Pressure Sprinkler System

Cools birds through direct water evaporation on and near birds AND through release of heat from under birds, since birds tend to stand as the water droplets reach them.
Saves water, reduces house humidity and improves litter conditions compared to other systems. Also helps reduce dust in house.
Extends evaporative cooling system life and reduces its maintenance since it is needed less frequently when using a sprinkling system.

CHORE-TIME® Sprinkler Features

House temperature determines when sprinklers activate.
The whole house control signals the sprinkler control when the temperature set points for the sprinkler have been reached.
- Use any whole house control with two outputs for cooling.
Low-water-pressure system (20-30 psi) includes a check valve to prevent dripping when system is shut off.
The sprinkler drops connect to water tubing using a simple T-connector.
- Available drop lengths include 12, 18, 24 or 30 inches in length (305, 457, 610 or 762 mm).
- Sprinkler drops require no tools to assemble.
System includes a sprinkler control panel (pictured) along with an electronic sprinkler control, T-connectors and sprinkler drops.
Can be used in new construction or for retrofitting existing houses.
Available only in 1 Ph 60 Hz.

Sprinkler Layout Guidance

Install sprinklers 11 to 12 feet (3.4 to 3.7 meters) from walls.
Each sprinkler will spray a 20 to 22 foot (6.1 to 6.7 meter) diameter area at 6.5 to 7 feet (2.0 to 2.1 meters) hanging height.
Install a maximum of 25 sprinklers per zone in the house.