Moocall Calving Sensor - Brand: Moocall
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The Moocall Calving Sensor is designed for cattle farmers who want to proactively monitor their pregnant cows and reduce calf mortality. It provides real-time calving alerts via SMS, email, and a mobile app, typically alerting you one hour before birth. However, it's essential to ensure proper sensor placement and maintain a reliable network connection for optimal performance. This guide will help you understand how to effectively use the Moocall Calving Sensor.
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FAQs
How long does the battery last?
The Moocall Calving Sensor has a battery life of up to 60 days on a single charge.
How do I attach the sensor?
The sensor attaches to the cow's tail. Follow the detailed instructions provided in the product manual.
What happens if I lose network coverage?
The sensor stores data and will send alerts once the network connection is re-established.
Can I use the sensor on multiple cows?
Yes, you can move the sensor between cows.
What kind of support is available?
Moocall provides customer support via phone, email, and the MyMoocall dashboard.
What is the warranty period?
The Moocall Calving Sensor comes with a 12-month warranty on electronics.
How often should I charge the sensor?
Charge the sensor as needed, ideally before it runs low on battery. Monitor the battery level on the MyMoocall dashboard.
Is the sensor waterproof?
While the sensor is designed to withstand the outdoor environment, it's advisable to avoid submerging it in water.
Troubleshooting
Sensor not sending alerts.
Check the sensor's battery level, ensure it has network connectivity, and verify the alert settings in the MyMoocall dashboard.
Inaccurate calving predictions.
Ensure the sensor is correctly attached, and the cow is in a stable environment. Check for any obstructions or unusual movement patterns that may interfere with data collection.
Sensor won't turn on.
Check the power connection and charge the sensor using the provided charging cable and power adapter.
Unable to connect to the dashboard.
Check your internet connection and ensure that you are using the correct login credentials. If problems persist, contact Moocall support.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces calf mortality by enabling timely intervention.
- Provides peace of mind with accurate calving predictions.
- Easy to set up and move between cows.
- Works globally, expanding its utility for diverse farming operations.
- Offers a user-friendly mobile app and dashboard for easy management.
- Includes essential services like data and support.
Cons
- Requires a reliable network connection for optimal performance.
- Sensor placement is critical for accurate readings.
- Battery needs to be monitored and charged periodically.
- May require some initial learning to understand the sensor's signals.
- Reliance on technology which could experience service disruptions.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Attachment: Attach the sensor securely to the cow's tail following the provided instructions.
- Activation: Activate your sensor through the MyMoocall dashboard or mobile app.
- Network: Ensure the sensor has a clear signal. You can check signal strength via the dashboard or app.
- Charging: Regularly charge the sensor using the provided power cord and international plug adaptors.
- Dashboard: Familiarize yourself with the MyMoocall dashboard to manage alerts and monitor battery life.
Compatibility: The sensor is compatible with all cattle breeds and operates globally.
Care: Clean the sensor regularly with a damp cloth. Avoid submerging it in water. Check the tail attachment regularly to ensure it remains secure and comfortable for the cow.