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Modes Explained for the Sentry PAC from TGM with Jantzen Equipment Company.
SENTRY PAC MODES EXPLAINED
We have the basic operations set up, we are going to go into the “MODES” which are going to give us “Storage 1,” “Storage 2,” “Storage 3,” and “RE-Wetting and “Drying”.
Push and hold “Modes” Button until “ Storage 1” appears.
“Storage 1” Appears On Screen
is good for the corn Belt in the USA, pretty much anywhere you are going to run it, you’re going to use Storage 1 setting once you get your grain cooled down from harvest
Use Arrow Buttons to Navigate to “Storage 2”
Storage Two is for dryer more desert-like climates such as that of the Western United States
Use Arrow Buttons to Navigate to “Storage 3”
Used for more humid climates such as those found in the Southern and South-Eastern regions of the United States of South America
Use Arrow Buttons to Navigate to “Rewetting”
The Rewetting feature takes the EMC (Equivalent Moisture Content) and runs the fans when the moisture is above what your target is. For example, if you have soybeans that are 9 moisture and you want to sell them at 12 moisture, set your moisture to 12 and put it on “Rewetting” and the Sentry PAC will take it from there, bringing the beans up from 9 moisture to 12 moisture, giving your more bushels and more salability.
Use Arrow Buttons to Navigate to “Drying’
The “Drying” mode is used if you have grain in a bin that is stored at a high moisture number like 18 or 19 and you want to get it down quickly and get it cooled off. Set it on drying mode, set the moisture at your desired rate (i.e. 14) and the Sentry PAC bring the 18 down to 14 as quickly as it can. The PAC gets rid of the back logs and opens up and parameter to run your bin fan(s).
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Sentry PAC by TGM is a Targeted Grain Management System that will ease your mind and keep your grain in the desired condition while it is stored. The only preventative grain management system on the market. Proactive, NOT retroactive. Save Your Grain. Don't Regret Losing It to the elements.
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