u/LudwigOrmarr

Reolink 820a, cow durability test

So i can officially say, Reolink cams are durable as hell hahaha. I have installed 5 in our barn which 3 of them are with the cows and the ceiling is quite low. It’s now been soon 4 years since we had them and they still work like new. They’ve been beaten by the cows too. One of them has been hit and removed from its ceiling mount from a cow rubbing on it and pushing on it. So yeah, i guess its a good thing for Reolink! Haha

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u/LudwigOrmarr — 6 days ago

▲ 23 r/IndustrialAutomation

Built this for one of the poultry buildings of my grandpa.

So first of, yes I know nothing is labeled, but it’s all in order. I’m waiting for my terminal block jumpers and then I’ll label each. This controls some very old brooders. A friend went to help me and he did the wiring on the door. It’s my first panel with plc that I built.

u/LudwigOrmarr — 12 days ago