New Industry ALL-STAR!
AV Series Tube Brooder Specifications

The new AV Series Tube Brooder, a first in the poultry industry, joins the ALL-STAR line up of products from Cumberland. The AV Series Tube Brooder is unique in that it uses 4 tubes mounted in a V-Shaped pattern to direct the heat where it’s most needed. The upper combustion tubes contain the flame and operate at higher temperatures. Each tube has its own reflector allowing the hotter upper combustion tubes to concentrate more energy to the perimeter of the heating pattern. The lower tubes are designed to distribute a lesser radiant energy resulting in reduced hot spots directly under the units and more uniform floor temperatures across the house. The U-bend at the end of the heaters have a separate end reflector directing the energy outwards, allowing optimum uniformity between units. Hit a grand slam with the new AV Heater and get the most uniform, fuel efficient heat available in the industry today!

AV Series Tube Brooder Features

• No exposed flame to be effected by air flow or environment.
• Totally enclosed electronics and burner system.
  
• The highly polished aluminum reflectors allow optimum heat pattern for best uniformity.
• Offered with Dual Stage Technology to maximize fuel efficiencies.
• Low pressure system eliminates the need for high pressure gas lines inside the house.
• Minimal assembly required.
• Fresh air intake kit (attic version) with 4”x29” duct pipe, intake cap, chain hanging kit, and exhaust flapper cap are standard with each heater.
• Indicator lights display if unit is in low or high fire at a glance.
• Easily access key components through end service panel without having to remove the heater from suspension chains.
• Single Stage BTU: 80,000
• Dual Stage BTU: 50,000 - 80,000
• Option to direct vent.
• Option to duct fresh air to unit to ensure clean combustion and to reduce maintenance..

AV Series Tube Brooder Infrared Images
Heat from an AV Series Heater distributes heat more uniformly throughout the building, creating an even comfort zone for birds. (House pictured is 66’ wide.)