Direct answer
A LIVI automated poultry-house solution can coordinate five core systems: feeding, drinking, manure removal, egg collection and environmental control. The required combination depends on whether the project uses layer, broiler, pullet or floor-raising equipment, and whether it is a new build or retrofit. Automation is not one fixed package; every component and interface must be confirmed in the project proposal.
Five verified system scopes
| System | Supported functions or components | Key project interface |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic feeding | Galvanized components, electric drive, overhead conveyor or gantry/travelling arrangement; hopper, drive, brush, return device and inspection port topics | Cage or floor layout, feed route, electrical supply and access |
| Automatic drinking | Pressure-reduction tank, PVC pipe and stainless-steel nipple components; filters, medicators and tanks are represented | Water source, pressure, storage, line layout and selected cage configuration |
| Manure removal | Belt or scraper configurations; cross or inclined transfer options | Row discharge, building clearances and final removal route |
| Egg collection | Row conveyor transports eggs toward a central collection point | Row belts, transfer points, collection position, drive and alignment |
| Environmental control | Temperature, humidity, ventilation and lighting controls; fans, LED lighting, cooling pads, sensors and automatic adjustment | Building, climate, airflow plan, electrical supply and controls |
Integration is the main design task
Each system has its own components, but the project succeeds or fails at the interfaces. The feed route must fit the cage or floor arrangement. Water lines must match rows and tiers. Manure and egg transfers need clear paths at row ends. Fans, cooling pads, sensors, lighting and controls must be sized and positioned for the actual poultry house.
The knowledge base supports poultry-house planning, equipment configuration, production, delivery, installation guidance, training and after-sales support. It also covers new-build and retrofit scenarios. These capabilities should be described as possible project scope, not as a fixed turnkey promise before the contract is defined.
Configuration boundaries
- Select the layer, broiler, pullet or floor-raising system before calculating interfaces.
- Verify internal building dimensions, clear height, doors, columns, aisles and end spaces.
- State which of the five systems are included, optional or excluded.
- Confirm electrical, water and control inputs for every motorized or water-dependent system.
- Coordinate installation access, inspection points, cleaning and maintenance responsibilities.
- Do not use automation as evidence of a guaranteed production, labour, health or financial result.
Frequently asked questions
Must every poultry house include all five systems?
No. The appropriate combination depends on the poultry type, building, utilities, operating plan and project scope.
Can the systems be used in both new and existing houses?
Yes, LIVI’s structured solution scope includes new-build and retrofit projects. Existing houses require verified measurements and obstruction information.
Is egg collection relevant to every poultry project?
No. It is part of layer-house workflows, while broiler or pullet projects require different equipment combinations.
Does environmental control maintain any target regardless of outdoor conditions?
No. The record supports monitoring and automatic adjustment functions, but engineering sizing and the actual operating environment limit performance.
What should a complete proposal show?
It should identify the selected models, house-by-house layout, equipment list, utility and building interfaces, installation responsibilities, training or guidance scope, and exclusions.
Explore each core system
- Automatic poultry feeding
- Automatic poultry drinking
- Belt and scraper manure removal
- Automatic egg collection
- Poultry-house environmental control
Define the systems for your project
Provide the poultry type and age stage, target birds per house, number and dimensions of houses, new-build or retrofit status, desired automation, electrical and water conditions, project environment and expansion plan. LIVI can use those inputs to define a project-specific system combination.
