Livestock
Herd health begins with a clean water line. Biofilm in drinking lines is an invisible but constant source of risk.
In livestock operations, drinking-water lines often carry an overlooked risk: the biofilm that forms inside the line is a constant shelter and transmission source for pathogens. Water being clean at the source does not mean it is clean at the end of the line.
Cleaning the drinking line
Low-dose hypochlorous acid delivered into the drinking line with NIMBUS suppresses biofilm and keeps the line clean. Reducing water-borne disease pressure supports herd health and provides a non-antibiotic hygiene layer. The dose is kept at the level that keeps the line clean and is continuously monitored.
Barn hygiene
The same generation unit also supplies solution for surface and equipment disinfection of emptied barns. Non-irritating at working concentration, the solution poses no residue problem in the cleaning-and-disinfection cycle.
Scope
Poultry houses, cattle and small-ruminant barns, dairy farms and hatcheries. A single NIMBUS unit feeds both the drinking line and barn disinfection; the operating input is nothing more than salt and electricity.
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Frequently asked questions
How does drinking-line disinfection affect herd health?
Biofilm in water lines is a shelter and a constant transmission source for pathogens. Keeping the line clean with hypochlorous acid helps reduce water-borne disease pressure and the associated need for medication.
Is it safe for animals?
Hypochlorous acid at working concentration is suitable for drinking-water disinfection; the dose is kept at the low level that keeps the line clean and is continuously monitored.
Can it also be used for barn disinfection?
Yes. The solution from the same generation unit can be used for surface and equipment disinfection of emptied barns without leaving residue.
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