LED Swine Light – Professional Pig Farm Lighting Solutions

MODEL SWL01

LED Swine Light

• Power: 18W, 36W, 50W
• Length: 2FT, 4FT, 5FT
• Linkable: Male/Female Connector
• CCT Color: Red Color, 3000K/4000K/5000K/6000K
• Lumen Efficiency: 180lm/W
• LED Driver: Flicker-Free
• PF: >0.92
• Lifespan: 50,000H
• Warranty: 5 Years

Datasheet Of LED Swine Light

Length:
2FT
4FT
5FT
Rated Power:
18W
36W
50W
Lumen:
3200LM
6480LM
9000LM
Lumen Efficacy:
180lm/W
LED Chip:
SMD2835
CRI:
Ra≥80
CCT Color:
Green Color, Red Color, 3000K/4000K/5000K/6000K
Beam Angle:
120°
Input Voltage:
AC200-240V, 50/60Hz (AC100-277V Optional)
LED Driver:
IC Driver
Flicker:
Non Flicker
Power Factor:
PF≥0.92
IP Rating:
IP66
Housing Color:
White Color
Function Optional:
0-10V Dimmer
Material:
Whole PC Houseing
Working Temp:
-30°C to +45°C
Working Humidity:
10% to 90% RH
Lifespan:
50,000H
Warranty:
5 Years

What Are LED Swine Light?

LED swine lights are specially designed LED lighting systems optimized for pigs’ vision, behavior, and barn conditions, enhancing animal welfare, growth, and farm efficiency.
In modern pig farming, lighting influences pigs’ physiological and behavioral functions—from feeding, hormone regulation, and reproduction to stress reduction and immune performance. Proper lighting helps pigs move safely in their pens, reduces aggression, improves feed intake, and supports reproductive efficiency. LED swine lights are designed to meet these biological and management needs while also being energy-efficient and durable for harsh farm environments.
Pigs possess dichromatic vision, with peak sensitivity to blue (around 439 nm) and green–yellow wavelengths (around 556 nm) and reduced sensitivity to red light. Modern LED swine lights exploit this spectral sensitivity by offering tunable wavelengths to calm animals, encourage feeding, and support circadian rhythms. This helps farmers simulate natural day-night cycles and reduce stress-associated behaviors.


Benefits Of LED Swine Light?

  • • Animal welfare: Reduces stress, aggression, and injuries while improving spatial awareness.
  • • Growth and productivity: Optimized light cycles and spectra increase feed intake, weight gain, and reproductive efficiency.
  • • Energy efficiency: Uses 60–70% less power than fluorescent or incandescent lights.
  • • Durability and maintenance: Resistant to barn conditions, reducing replacement frequency and operational costs.
  • • Smart integration: Advanced LED systems can include motion-activated dimming, photocell harvesting, and adjustable light “recipes” for each stage of pig growth.

How They Work

  • • Color temperature: 4000–5000K neutral white for general areas; 3000K warm white for farrowing rooms to reduce aggression.
  • • Light intensity: 50–200 lux depending on housing type and growth stage.
  • • Photoperiod: 14–18 hours light for feeding and activity, plus a dark period (≥4 hours) for rest.
  • • Directional and uniform illumination: To avoid glare, shadows, or sudden brightness changes, enhancing animal safety.