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Its function is to:
1. Ventilation: Exhaust polluted air such as ammonia and other harmful gases from the poultry house, introduce fresh air, lower the temperature inside the chicken house, and provide sufficient oxygen for animals.
2. Adjust temperature and humidity: Increasing the ventilation volume during hot weather can effectively dissipate heat, while controlling the ventilation volume and airflow speed during cold weather can prevent poultry from being subjected to cold stress. In addition, small ventilation windows for breeding can also adjust the humidity inside the house to avoid excessive humidity or dryness.
3. Improving air quality: By exchanging air, reducing the concentration of harmful gases, improving the air quality inside poultry houses, and preventing diseases.
Our air inlets are designed for a wide range of applications, including pig farms, chicken farms, and other livestock breeding facilities. They are ideal for providing a steady, non-concentrated fresh air supply to support exhaust ventilation systems. By promoting natural airflow, these air inlets help maintain an optimal indoor climate for animals, improving their comfort and productivity.
Crafted from high-quality plastic injection molding, these ventilation windows offer superior durability and strength. The high-density material ensures they can withstand harsh environmental conditions, making them an excellent investment for agricultural ventilation systems. The long-lasting design reduces the need for frequent replacements, providing a reliable solution for farm ventilation with a longer service life.
The side wall ventilation window is equipped with a tight seal to prevent air leakage, ensuring maximum efficiency. The flexible opening mechanism allows you to easily adjust the air intake according to changing weather conditions and livestock ventilation needs. Furthermore, each air inlet is fitted with a bird-proof net, preventing birds from entering while still allowing fresh air to flow freely.
Dimensions(mm) | Installation size(mm) | Maximum ventilation(m³/h) |
600*300 | 550*260 | 1800 |
680*300 | 630*230 | 2000 |


1. Installation location: Usually installed on the side wall or roof of the breeding house, the side wall installation facilitates horizontal air flow, and the roof installation facilitates the exhaust of hot air.
2. Installation height: It is determined according to the type of animal being raised and the facilities inside the poultry house. For example, the ventilation window in the chicken house is usually installed about 40 centimeters above the top of the cage.
3. Precautions for use: Regularly check and maintain to ensure that the small window switch is flexible and undamaged, and that the angle of the deflector is correct; Adjust the size and quantity of small windows reasonably according to the needs of farmed animals and environmental conditions, and control the ventilation volume and airflow speed.
This ventilation window is widely used in modern livestock and poultry farming systems where air quality control is essential.
Pig housing systems requiring ammonia reduction and air circulation
Chicken farms where heat and humidity must be continuously balanced
Breeding facilities requiring stable oxygen levels for animal growth
Closed or semi-closed barns with mechanical ventilation systems
Agricultural buildings in hot or humid climates needing airflow regulation
In these environments, users often observe a subtle but important change: animal behavior becomes calmer, feed intake becomes more stable, and the overall barn atmosphere feels less “heavy” and more naturally balanced.
No. It is designed to diffuse incoming air gently, preventing direct cold airflow that could stress livestock.
Yes. It is suitable for both fully enclosed and semi-enclosed ventilation systems when combined with exhaust fans.
Yes. By improving air exchange, it helps reduce ammonia and odor concentration over time.
Yes. The materials are selected specifically for resistance to ammonia, humidity, and long-term agricultural exposure.
