Standard LED fixtures are usually designed for dry commercial environments. Poultry houses are exposed to humidity, ammonia, dust, organic residues, cleaning routines, and long operating hours. These conditions may cause corrosion, water ingress, light decay, yellowing, driver failure, or higher maintenance frequency.

MANI tubular luminaires can be configured with sealed construction, corrosion-resistant material options, stainless-steel external components, and suitable wiring solutions for agricultural environments.

For general poultry houses, IP65 or IP67 is commonly used depending on the cleaning method and installation area. If the fixtures are exposed to frequent water spray, stronger washdown, or high-pressure cleaning, a higher protection level such as IP69K may be considered.

The final IP rating should be selected based on the actual cleaning routine, mounting position, water pressure, and installation environment.

Poultry houses may contain ammonia, sulfide gases, moisture, and cleaning chemicals. For these environments, material selection is very important.

MANI can recommend suitable tube materials such as PC, PMMA, or glass, together with SS304 or SS316 stainless-steel external components. For highly corrosive environments, glass tube and SS316 components may be considered depending on project requirements.

Yes, dimming is often important in poultry houses. Different growth stages may require different brightness levels and lighting periods. Adjustable lighting can support feeding, resting, growth management, egg production, inspection, and cleaning modes.

MANI tubular lights can support control options such as 0/1–10V, DALI, or other dimming solutions depending on product structure and driver configuration.

Poultry lighting is not only about brightness. Light duration, intensity, color temperature, and dimming transition can affect feeding behavior, activity rhythm, resting time, and production management.

For broiler houses, lighting schedules may support growth and activity control. For layer houses, photoperiod management can help support stable laying cycles. The final schedule should follow the farm’s management plan and poultry breed requirements.

Poultry houses usually need wide and uniform light distribution. Wide beam angles such as 120°–135° can help reduce dark corners and improve illumination across cage rows, feeding aisles, walking areas, and open-house layouts.

The best beam angle depends on fixture height, row spacing, house width, target lux level, and whether the lights are installed in single rows or multiple rows.

MANI tubular lights can be configured for humid and washable environments. For areas exposed to high-pressure cleaning, IP69K or a higher-level sealing solution may be considered.

Before confirming the configuration, we recommend checking the cleaning distance, water pressure, spray angle, frequency, and whether chemical cleaning agents are used.

To recommend the right solution, please provide poultry house length, width, height, mounting height, cage layout or open-house layout, target lux level, voltage, control method, cleaning routine, environmental conditions, and required quantity.

Photos, drawings, or current lighting layout can also help us evaluate the project more accurately.