Poultry lighting

Our decades of experience, combined with our extensive amounts of research have convinced us of the fact that the lighting equipment is an essential part of the overall equipment in a poultry house.

Correct lighting improves both poultry and farmer well-being in multiple ways.

Poultry well-being

Poultry perceive light differently than human beings. When lighting looks just fine for human beings, it can be far from that for poultry. This means that the light climate should be adapted accordingly. A light climate that fulfils the needs of poultry improves poultry sight. By improving poultry sight, welfare and eventually performances can be improved. Lighting is also able to directly improve poultry welfare and performances in multiple ways.

Discover the 7 key aspects of poultry lighting

For poultry, good lighting

Improves sight and thus welfare and performances

Directly improves welfare and performances

Fulfils the specific needs of the type of poultry

Benefits each type of poultry in its own way

At HATO, we know that every type of poultry has different needs. It’s important that the different aspects of light are adjusted accordingly to fulfil those needs. This results in multiple benefits per type of poultry.

Farmer well-being

Animals that feel and perform better surely benefit the poultry farm manager, but good poultry lighting can be of even more value.

Durable, high quality lighting makes life way easier. Lighting solutions that are easy to clean and able to function easily under the harsh circumstances in a poultry house will have a long, problem-free lifetime. This eventually reduces workload, replacement costs and down-time.

Energy-efficient lighting makes a significant difference as well. When looking at the energy bill at the end of each year, this can save lots of hard earned money. A welcome side effect of this is that it is beneficial for the environment as well.

Better performances in a responsible way!

For farmers, good poultry lighting can

Reduce workload

Lower replacement costs

Prevent down-time

Save energy costs

Help contribute to a better environment

Happy customers

PEIG Ganadera

Abejar (Soria), Spain

Because of the low eave height of 2m and reflective walls and ceilings, average light intensity is around 45 lux. Light distribution is excellent.

North Auckland

New Zealand

we are extremely satisfied with the results; a huge improvement in how our goats experience light; ideal for us and our animals.

Jasmijn de Römer

Franks Farm

Compared with the CFL houses, our birds perform significantly better in all 30 houses lit by CORAX!

MIAN J. M. JAVAID Rathore

Jadeed Group

"Our house is relatively narrow and the fluorescent lamps were positioned centrally. This caused dark spots at the sides. All of this is history now; the light spread is perfect!"

Piet Slager

the Netherlands

"Proper lighting couldn’t be left out when renovating our current broiler test house. For this, we reached out to HATO; a company we’ve known for many years."

Jack Morren

Schothorst Feed Research,
The Netherlands