See your horse wherever you are!

In your mobile phone, on your computer in your office etc.

All you need is a computer at home that is connected to the Internet.

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Reliable horse monitoring alarm with double alarm sensors.

horseAlarm measures both sweating and how often your mare is lying down, two proven indicators of foaling or if the horse is not well. Monitor the state of your horse and compare current values with recent history. Adjust the sensitivity of the alarms and customise them to individually suit your horse. When the levels exceed the chosen limits the alarm will sound. horseAlarm is both easy to set up and easy to use. The receiver is portable so that it comfortably can be used wherever you are in your home.

horseAlarm™ provides safer horse keeping during foaling or colic.

»  Monitor up to eight horses simultaneously
»  Also measures the temperature in the stable
»  Possibility to connect to GSM
»  Operating temperature -20˚ till +50˚C // (IP66)
»  A complete package containing everything needed for a safer foaling period

Enhances the range between you and the camera in your trailer

With the standard antenna mounted on the camera (horseCam or trailerCam) you will get a range of 30-70 m depending on type of trailer. With a LUDA Trailer Antenna placed on the outside of the trailer the range is increased to 150-200 m.This is especially useful with larger trailers or trailers made of aluminium, as the range does not vary with type of trailer.

Combined with the Battery Pack in this kit you will also have the possibility to monitor from a distance when the trailer is parked without power.

”Equipage tested the camera both in the box and the trailer and do not have anything to complain about regarding the functionality. The extra antenna needed to get a longer range when used in the transport, is fantastic and very easy to place using the strong magnet. The battery, which may be unwieldy depending on where you choose to place it, has a good battery life, and if you won't be away for long you won't need to connect the battery to the power in the trailer.”

- Equipage nr 4, 2009