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DeLaval feeding processor FP204 has an easy to understand computer display and user-friendly software. DeLaval feeding processor FP204 consists of a desktop computer that is connected to a feeder by a cable and a connection box. DeLaval feeding processor FP204 is specially developed for use in barns. It is designed for round-the-clock use and withstands the high humidity and aggressive gases normally present in barns. This system can also supervise milk data.
The display shows the commands clearly and has built-in lighting. The menu in the display lets you choose the item you want to check or change. There is no need to remember or type difficult commands.
DeLaval feeding processor FP204 has a low start-up cost and all that is required is basic knowledge to launch operations. The computer is easy to understand and operate. It is only programmed to respond to the necessary functions for feeding cows and if connected to DeLaval calf feeder CF150, also to feed calves.
Easy connection and high-quality design make upgrading to the ALPRO® feeding system easy. The feeder will remain in good condition for years. Installation involves a simple three-step process which does not require special skills, but an electrician must install the 24V AC transformers.
You can program it to follow the individual lactation cycle for one cow or of a group of cows. The amount of feed dispensed matches the eating speed of the cow. The system will also show if a cow is not eating properly. DeLaval feeding processor FP204 will enable you to minimize feeding costs. The correct amount of feed can be given according to stage in lactation. This is a concept designed to maximize production and save on feed for each individual cow.
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- 200 animal database capacity
- Actual cow capacity restricted by feed stations
- 4 feed stations (any of the DeLaval types)
- 4 feed stuffs
- Individual feeding
- ”Time qualification”
- Feed plans
- Carry over function
- Feed warning: actual day and previous day
- Calibration of feed dispensers in g/sec
- Minimum visit interval
- Maximum and minimum feed intake
- Trickle feed dispensing
- Increase/decrease function according to lactation curve
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