Fish counters

The fish counter is an essential piece of equipment in aquaculture for measuring and counting fish in real-time. It enables precise tracking of stock density, optimized batch management, and monitoring of fish growth performance. This device is used in intensive or semi-intensive farming operations, particularly for fish destined for sale or processing.

Technical Features

• Operating principle: the counter uses optical sensors, ultrasonic sensors, or pressure sensors to count fish passing through a channel or hopper

• Counting rate: from 100 to several thousand fish per minute, depending on the model and species

• Accuracy: counts fish of various sizes, including fry and market-size fish

• Display: digital screen or computer interface for real-time tracking

• Alarms: alert system in case of discrepancies in counting or flow anomalies

Advantages

• Precise tracking of fish stocks, reducing the risk of overcrowding or losses

• Time savings: automatic counting with no manual intervention

• Improved management: real-time monitoring to optimize farming and harvesting processes

• Easy integration into existing monitoring systems

• Durability: designed to withstand harsh working conditions, especially in aquatic environments

Available Options

• Connectivity: integration with aquaculture management software or stock management systems

• Adjustable sensors to accommodate different fish types and sizes

• Automatic cleaning systems to ensure counting accuracy

• Portable models for flexible and temporary installations