Kerbl MooCall Calving Sensor for Cows, GSM Alert System

MooCall Calving Sensor – reliable calving alerts for your herd

The MooCall calving sensor lets you know in good time when a cow is about to calve, without having to check the herd around the clock yourself. The tail-mounted device measures contraction movements and sends you an alert around one hour before calving via SMS, email or app, giving you enough time to prepare or call the vet.

The MooCall sensor is non-invasive and works via built-in SIM card and GSM connection worldwide, even in areas with weak network coverage. Once a cow has calved, simply move the sensor to the next animal due – it works on any cattle breed. This saves valuable time on night checks and helps you get the vital first colostrum feed to the calf as quickly as possible.

Overview:

• Alerts you approximately 1 hour before calving via SMS, email or app
• Sends to two phone numbers and three email addresses (adjustable)
• Suitable for all cattle breeds thanks to the flexible ratchet closure
• Can be reused one after another on all animals in your herd
• 30-day battery life, easy charging via USB
• Built-in SIM card – ready to use straight away, works worldwide via GSM
• Free „Breed Manager by Moocall“ app for iOS and Android

Technical data:

• Dimensions: 19.5 x 17 x 12 cm (L x W x H)
• Weight: 0.613 kg
• Material: plastic housing, non-slip red rubber strap for secure fit on the tail
• Protection rating: IP54 (dust and splash resistant)
• Battery life: approx. 30 days per charge
• Connection: USB charging cable
• Country of origin: Ireland
• An annual service fee for data, support and software updates applies from the second year of use

Scope of delivery:

1x Kerbl MooCall calving sensor incl. rubber pad
1x USB charging cable
1x user manual

FAQ:

How many sensors do I need for my herd?
For calving spread over 4–6 weeks, one sensor covers around 30 animals; for year-round calving, one sensor covers around 80 animals.

When should I attach the sensor?
Ideally 2–3 days before the calculated due date so the sensor can reliably pick up contraction movements.

Does it work with poor network coverage?
Yes, thanks to GSM technology the MooCall sensor works worldwide, even in areas with weak network coverage.