Poultry industry
Providing animals with a healthy, stable environment that is suited to their needs has become essential to ensuring their health, growth and the quality of the productions.
This involves, in particular, precise control of the environmental conditions within livestock buildings : consistent temperature, thermal comfort, air quality and stress reduction. Each of these factors plays a decisive role in the animals’ development and behaviour.
In this context, heating solutions play a vital role. An efficient system ensures a constant and appropriate level of heat, minimising sudden fluctuations and promoting a safe and comfortable environment for the animals from their very first days of life.
SBM develops gas heating solutions specifically designed to address animal welfare issues. Reliable, precise and energy-efficient, they enable farmers to create optimal rearing conditions.
With SBM, animal welfare becomes a real driver of sustainable performance.
Our products and accessories
20ZRFS
✅ New radiant heater (manual, piezoelectric or automatic ignition)
✅ Recommended for buildings up to 9 metres wide
XLA
✅ Semi-automatic or automatic
✅ Recommended for buildings between 10 and 18 metres wide with a single row
Visiolon
✅ This control module is designed to control heating systems using SBM radiant panels
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Q&A
Heating is essential for maintaining a stable temperature, controlling humidity and ensuring good hygiene conditions. It plays a vital role in animal welfare, performance and the farm’s profitability.
Yes, in most cases. The solutions can be installed in both new and existing buildings, with adaptations where necessary.
The choice of heating system depends mainly on your business, your building and your objectives (cost savings, performance, comfort). A bespoke study helps to identify the best solution.
Yes, a properly sized system minimizes losses and optimizes energy consumption, which reduces costs in the long run.
No, today's systems are easy to use and often automated, which allows them to maintain a stable temperature without constant intervention.