Premier 1 Heat Lamps

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Premier 1 heat lamps.

2019 premier one products. Originally designed for our lambing pens the prima heat lamp can be used to warm any animal that is sick or cold. Common heat lamps are often blamed for barn fires scorched wool and overheating. Thank you premier 1 for rushing out our replacement heat lamp for our lambs.

See replacement parts diagram above. It is safer than most heat lamps and is easy to adjust to control the temperature. Use to warm lambs goat kids chickens ducks puppies or any animal that is sick or cold. 100 baby chicks are coming tomorrow no time to buy the premier 1 style heat lamp so follow this tutorial to learn how i made my regular heat lamp safer.

Allow the plate 1 hour to heat the unit before placing the chicks under it. 251 n wisconsin pulaski wi 54162 phone. Sure appreciate a company that cares about the livestock their customers own. The heat lamps have been a great thing to have during winter lambing.

Common heat lamps are often blamed for barn fires and overheating. Even though we find our lamps safer than common metal lamps we still take every precaution to reduce fire risk. The bottom of the plate will reach approximately 125 degrees when fully heated. A rugged and reliable heat lamp used to warm lambs goat kids chickens ducks puppies or for any animal that is sick or cold.

To save energy use a thermocube. Keep the lamp at least 20 away from the ground and periodically check that. Premier heat lamp 53 00. The premier heat lamp is better in every way strength safety protective guard and hanging system.

To help reduce pecking with your birds use a red colored bulb. An alternative to a heat lamp that uses much less electricity. Heat lamp clips make hanging the heat lamp quick and easy. Prima heat lamp premier 1.

The prima heat lamp is a heat lamp from premier 1 supplies. 16 x 24 heat plate accommodates up to 50 chicks. As the chicks grow increase height of the plate above the. Common heat lamps are often blamed for barn fires scorched wool and overheating.