WagnerSentry vs Dairy Ventilation

Wagner Sentry® is a multipurpose smart device app built to view real-time data and download historical data from Wagner Meters’ relative humidity and temperature data logger devices. The app connects via Bluetooth® to the Floor Sentry® embedded wood floor data logger, the new Smart Logger V2 ambient conditions data logger, and the original Smart Logger V1. Wagner Sentry App with Floor Sentry: Monitor the health of your wood floor in real time. Receive temperature and relative humidity (RH) readings both within the wood floor and within the subfloor or underlayment. Wagner Sentry App with Smart Logger (V1 and V2): Keep a constant eye on ambient conditions with live temperature and relative humidity (RH) data. Take control of your surroundings and make informed decisions to maintain optimal ambient conditions. Wagner Sentry App with Both Floor Sentry and Smart Logger (V1 and V2): View both the ambient and in-floor conditions simultaneously. Streamline your monitoring process and gain complete visibility across multiple locations. Additional Features: Receive alerts when readings exceed your customized thresholds. Configure recording intervals to suit your needs. Access and download all stored temperature and relative humidity (RH) readings across multiple locations. View temperature and RH data as easy-to-read graphs or comprehensive lists, allowing for quick analysis. Easily compile data and email reports.

Welcome to the Dairy Ventilation Calculator- a free UW-Madison Extension tool for dairy producers to support decisions about heat stress management and mechanical ventilation in dairy barns. FEATURES - THI (Temperature-Humidity Index) with location-based weather - Adopting Fans calculator — size and select fans for your barn - Evaluating Ventilation calculator — assess existing ventilation performance - Fan Efficiency comparison chart — compare fan models side by side - Payback Period analysis — estimate return on investment for upgrades WHO IT'S FOR - Dairy producers managing heat stress in cow housing - Farm managers planning fan upgrades or new ventilation systems - Extension educators and dairy consultants ABOUT Developed by Nesli Akdeniz in Biological Systems Engineering at UW-Madison as an educational and decision-support tool for dairy producers. Calculations follow established methods used in dairy ventilation design. Results are intended to give general guidance. Final decisions and outcomes remain the responsibility of the user.