Agriculture and livestock
When the power fails, the animals are hit first.
Ventilation, feeding, milking, cooling: a farm needs power around the clock. COR keeps supply going when the grid fails.
The situation
Continuous operation that cannot tolerate interruptions.
Livestock farms have a continuous power demand for ventilation, feeding, cooling and other systems. A longer outage directly puts the operation and animal welfare at risk.
What matters to you
Security of supply, ongoing cost control and as much of your own energy on the farm as possible.
When the question comes up
- High continuous consumption
- Energy costs are rising
- Grid outages
- Expanding the farm’s energy infrastructure
- Aiming for more self-supply
What COR contributes
Supply that keeps going.
Store
COR.stor
COR.stor takes over in typically 20 milliseconds when the grid fails and keeps ventilation, cooling and milking running in island mode.
Generate
COR.gen
COR.gen supplies heat for the barn, farmhouse and hot water and, in the heating season, power — and starts without the grid.
Control
COR.app
The controls distribute generation and storage as needed; remote maintenance reports faults straight to COR’s service centre.
In numbers
What can be measured.
Switchover on grid failure
Datasheet: typical, 80 ms maximum.
Output per COR.stor
Depending on version.
Storage, expanded
Three COR.stor: 240 kWh installed, 210 kWh usable.
Heat per COR.gen
Modulating from 3.1 kW.