[Use Case] Chicken Coop

Examples of use in chicken coops! Heat stress, known as a detrimental effect, is prevented by heat insulation sheets.

Here is an example of utilizing heat-shielding sheets in chicken coops. Heat stress during the summer is one of the significant factors that impede the productivity of laying hens. It typically occurs when the internal temperature exceeds 27 degrees Celsius. The environmental temperature, which affects how quickly the chickens can dissipate their body heat, is a very important point. Designing chicken coops to reduce heat stress is crucial. Our heat-shielding sheets reflect 97% of radiant heat, providing excellent insulation effects through heat shielding. [Factors of Heat Stress that Cause Losses] ■ Maximum temperature inside the chicken coop ■ Duration of high temperatures ■ Relative temperature differences in the air ■ Relative humidity in the air *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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