Stop treating pneumonia that started in the air

Read the pen at calf height, get notified when conditions turn risky, and put your effort into fixes that match what the shed is actually doing. This pathway is about calf pneumonia risk, not adult cattle heat stress.

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Ammonia panel showing elevated NH₃ over the last 24 hours

From box to useful data in four steps

Pneumonitor installed in housing, ready to capture pen conditions

  1. Install in the pen

    Mount Pneumonitor at calf height using the fixing guide. Start with pens that already have disease pressure, or any corner of the shed you know is a problem.

  2. Capture the microclimate

    It tracks temperature, humidity and ammonia in the pen and streams those readings to your dashboard.

  3. Get notified early

    Turn on notifications and Pneumonitor will alert you when conditions look likely to raise pneumonia risk, through calf stress or a poorer pathogen environment.

  4. Fix what the data shows

    Use the history to see which pens drift into risk and whether your changes worked. Spend effort on the problems you can evidence, not the ones you only suspect.

Common questions from farmers

It depends on the shed. We suggest one for each microclimate. E.g. one near an open side, one in the middle of the shed, one by a far wall.

Want to make the data even more useful?

Live readings and alerts get you acting early. Enhanced Analytics adds weigh-data correlation, pen comparisons, alarm patterns, map views and deeper reports - an optional subscription you activate inside the dashboard when you want to go further.

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Want Pneumonitor on your farm?

Tell us about your sheds and calf setup. We will help you work out how many units you need and where to put them.

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Pneumonitor — diagnosing the housing, not the animal