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Modulare
Structure |
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Detaching |
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Milk
Measuring |
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Conductivity
Measuring |
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Identification |
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Operation
of Entrance and Exit Gates |
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Operation
of Crowd Gate |
The most flexible system in the market
for management in milking parlours.
With Strangko Milk-Control it is now possible to start at the
automation level which suits you and your herd right now and then
build on step by step depending on change of your need without the
original investment being superfluous.
The Strangko milk-Control keyboard is easy to understand and
use. With one keyboard it is possible to handle 2 milking places.
This gives better space for the milkers work. If you use 1 keyboard
per milking place, it is possible to see both the cow number and
the milk yield constantly throughout the milking.
Strangko Milk-Control can be installed in various ways. The below
versions can be mounted both as stand alone as well as identification.
Milk-Control Versions:
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Pulsator
control and detacher control |
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Pulsator
control, detacher control and conductivity measuring |
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Pulsator
control, detacher control and milk measuring |
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Pulsator
control, detacher control, milk measuring and conductivity measuring. |
At the top of the keyboard various
displays inform about:
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Cow
number |
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Milk
yield |
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Milk
alarms
- deviation in yield
- conductivity
- separation of milk |
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Cow calendar alarms:
- first in heat
- 2nd time in heat
- pregnancy check
- dry off
- the cow has been dried off
- 2 illness codes, e.g. mastitis ans penicillin
- activity. |
The Milk-Control keyboard is equipped
with a large LCD display where all information about the individual
cow can be seen right on the milking place.
The user can programme the information
which is to be shown and in which order. This information can be
divided into 4 groups:
Milking
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Expected
milk yield for the cow in question |
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The
actual milk yield |
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Measured
conductivity during milking |
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Alarm
for conductivity |
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Number
of milkings for milk to be separated |
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Milking
time |
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Average
milking speed for this milking |
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Feeding
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Allocated
food and rest food type A |
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Allocated
food and rest food type B |
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Allocated
food and rest food type C |
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Allocated
food and rest food type D |
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Allocated
food type A in parlour |
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Allocated
food type B in parlour |
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Cow
calendar
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Days
in lactation |
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Latest
calving date |
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Latest
in heat date |
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Latest
insemination date |
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Expected
calving date |
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Expected
dry off date |
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Deviation
in activity shown in % |
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Illness
code No. 1 |
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Illness
code No. 2 |
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Alarm
1st in heat |
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Alarm
2nd in heat |
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Alarm
1st control after insemination |
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Alarm:
dry off |
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Alarm:
has been dried off |
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Possibility
to separate cow after milking |
Settings
Can be seen when connected to PC
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Time
in the beginning of milking where detaching cannot take place
automatically (neutral time) |
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Max.
number of seconds between 2 milk pulses (detaching time) |
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Pulsator
speed per minute |
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Pulsation
ratio on front teats |
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Pulsation
ratio on rear teats |
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Pulsator
speed per minute during stimulation |
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Pulsation
ratio on front teats during stimulation |
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Pulsation
ratio on rear teats during stimulation |
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Duration
of stimulation in seconds |
The user decides the order of the above
information. The display always shows 4 lines and by pushing the arrow
keys you can go up and down through the details until you find the
wanted information.
If the Milk-Control is equipped with
identification and PC, it is possible to have individual settings
per cow so that each single cow can be milked in the best possible
way. At present Milk-Control is the only system in the market with
this capability.
If the Milk-Control is installed
without milk measuring, the detaching signal comes from an indicator
housing with electronic measuring of the milk flow.
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