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8 signs you should invest in gas for your dairy farm

Now is the time to consider switching to Flogas for your instant hot water

 

Flogas LPG instant hot water heaters can provide the ideal energy solution for dairy farmers with instant, on demand hot water at up to 84°C, and up to 12 litres a minute. This makes them suitable for the washing of milk lines and milk storage tanks, and is a cost effective solution for any dairy farm.

Here are 8 signs that you should consider switching your dairy farm over to Flogas LPG for instant hot water whenever and wherever you need it.

1. You have to wait for long periods of time for your water to get to the desired temperature. Our Andrews GreenSpring instant hot water system provides on demand hot water at up to 84°C, so that you can have hot water as soon as you want it.
2. You are constantly running out of hot water. You never have to worry about running out of hot water with our instant hot water system; just turn on the tap and you will have hot water in seconds. With no hot water storage, you have an unlimited supply of hot water.
3. Your electric system is unreliable and faulty. With telemetry units installed on our LPG tanks, you can ensure that you never run out of fuel as we can monitor your gas level remotely and schedule a delivery when you are running low on gas. 
4. You are expanding your farm and need a reliable hot water supply. If you require lots of hot water, we can easily cascade multiple hot water heaters onto the parlour. 2 heaters can provide up to 24 litres of hot water at 84°C per minute.
5. Your electric bill is sky high. You only pay for hot water that is actually used, saving you money on running costs. With no hot water storage costs, our instant hot water heaters are a cost effective solution for any dairy farm.
6. You are investing in your parlour and want a modern LPG hot water system. Our LPG hot water system will provide you with access to hot water as and when you need it.
7. You want precise temperature controls in order to produce milk for calves. You can select the exact temperature that you require between 37°C and 84°C, with an easy to use control panel.
8. Your TBC counts are increasing. With hot water up to 84°C available, this will help to control the Total Bacteria Count (TBC) of the milk produced.

Switching is easy, with a hassle-free changeover process that will not interrupt the day to day activities on your dairy farm. If you are interested in getting a quote from a local Flogas sales representative and would like a no-obligation free farm visit then please visit www.flogasni.com/dairy or contact Paul or Michelle and the team at Flogas on 028 9073 2611 .