A 100W infrared heat lamp designed to provide chicks with supplemental warmth in a brooder.
The infrared bulb provides radiant heat without producing the bright white light of a conventional clear heat lamp, making it a useful option when you want to provide warmth while allowing chicks to experience a darker resting period.
100W heating lamp
Infrared heat output
Provides radiant warmth for chicks
Suitable for use in brooders
Works with a compatible heat-lamp reflector or shade
Useful for maintaining a warm area during chick brooding
Young chicks cannot regulate their body temperature effectively and need access to a reliable external heat source.
An infrared heat lamp allows you to create a warm zone within the brooder while leaving cooler areas available. Chicks can then move towards or away from the heat as needed.
This is particularly useful when raising chicks in a brooder without a hen.
Always use this bulb with a suitable, heat-rated lamp fitting and reflector designed for heat lamps.
Position the lamp securely and keep it well away from bedding, timber, cardboard, plastic and other combustible materials.
The brooder should provide both a warm area and a cooler area so chicks can move away from the heat when necessary.
Monitor the temperature at chick level and, importantly, watch the chicks' behaviour. If chicks are tightly huddled directly beneath the lamp, they may be too cold. If they are avoiding the heated area or panting, they may be too warm.
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and use appropriate fire-safety precautions.
A 100W infrared heat lamp designed to provide chicks with supplemental warmth in a brooder.
The infrared bulb provides radiant heat without producing the bright white light of a conventional clear heat lamp, making it a useful option when you want to provide warmth while allowing chicks to experience a darker resting period.
100W heating lamp
Infrared heat output
Provides radiant warmth for chicks
Suitable for use in brooders
Works with a compatible heat-lamp reflector or shade
Useful for maintaining a warm area during chick brooding
Young chicks cannot regulate their body temperature effectively and need access to a reliable external heat source.
An infrared heat lamp allows you to create a warm zone within the brooder while leaving cooler areas available. Chicks can then move towards or away from the heat as needed.
This is particularly useful when raising chicks in a brooder without a hen.
Always use this bulb with a suitable, heat-rated lamp fitting and reflector designed for heat lamps.
Position the lamp securely and keep it well away from bedding, timber, cardboard, plastic and other combustible materials.
The brooder should provide both a warm area and a cooler area so chicks can move away from the heat when necessary.
Monitor the temperature at chick level and, importantly, watch the chicks' behaviour. If chicks are tightly huddled directly beneath the lamp, they may be too cold. If they are avoiding the heated area or panting, they may be too warm.
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and use appropriate fire-safety precautions.
