Creating optimal conditions to ensure a healthy conditions for horses.
Manufactured to only the highest quality, we’re proud to design and supply a variety of cost effective ventilation products to optimise air quality for your horses.
Inadequate ventilation is the most common mistake made in modern horse facilities. Whether race horse breeder or private owner and enthusiast, the welfare of your horses is essential.
We design and supply a wide variety of air circulation fans, evaporative cooling systems, and ventilation products for horses which ensures healthier and more comfortable environmental conditions for the horses, workers and the very fabric of equine buildings.
In hot weather, ventilation is required to remove heat and provide a cooling breeze over the horse. Just like in humans, thermal comfort plays a key role in performance of horses. In winter, the purpose of ventilation changes from heat removal to controlling moisture, odours, and ammonia that have built up in the more closed environment of the stable.
Equine Applications
Horse Stalls
Ventilation is paramount in horse stalls, and plays an important part in the welfare of the horse. Horse stalls are usually in barns, but they can be attached to moving vehicles for horse transport and cross country.
Indoor Riding Arenas
Improved rider, instructor and horse comfort and health will be achieved with improved fresh air entry and distribution within the arena. Large numbers of people can be within the arena at any one time, so adequate ventilation is essential for the comfort of the audience and horses.
Tack Rooms
A well-organised and maintained tack room that is enclosed, dry, and free of dust is important to good stable management. The precise use of the tack room will determine the ventilation requirements, particularly during the summer months. Hydor offer a complete range of air circulation fans for the comfort of equine workers.
Horse Barn Ventilation
Ventilation should be installed to provide clean, fresh air to the animals and remove moisture laden, stale, dusty air along with the ammonia and odours generated. Horses are sensitive to draughts; the objective of a good ventilation system is to provide each animal with sufficient fresh air at all times, whilst eliminating these draughts.
