Lectrokennel sells a regulator that is at the plug outlet you plug item in and regulate current via dial
I use a lectrokennel pad with this regulator I have had it about 30 years still works great
this is the rheostat use with my Lectro kennel but will work for the brooder plate too
http://www.homedepot.com/p/K-H-Pet-Products-Lectro-Kennel-Heat-Pad-Rheostat-Temp-Control-1400/205043620
I have never had turkeys but have been told they are really stupid as baby chicks and have to be shown everything- how to drink eat and where to go for warmth
no that is the size I have I was trying measure mine with the "help" of my almost 10 month old tape measure obsessed Rottweiler puppy LOL
I'll start a new thread when the Legbars arrive :)
my Lectro kennel is the biggest one. 21-22" long. I use it for litters of puppies normally :) I bought this thing in 1990/91 so it has lasted me very well
I have the basic original model (the one I posted the link on) and also have the optional adjustable plug in so I can have it full heat or lower the temp
My house is 59 right now (outdoor temps are 19-45 right now) so chicks will be inside. Actually my coop is not yet built!
I have the two 4...
I know it makes heat without weight because I used it wedged between 2 dog crates covered with a blanket to keep the dogs warm one winter and when it is on you can feel the heat
Thanks for the reply. I actually got some answers overnight
the surface temp of this product on high (I have the optional controller) the company says it actually heats to 102 with an animal in contact with it
The Maker of the Premier heat plate (Comfort Chick) says that a thermometer laid...
I HAVE one of these BIG Lectro kennel pads for puppies http://www.khpet.com/original-lectro-kennel.html
reading this thread it occurs to me that I could just flip it upside down on some supports and basically have the same thing without spending any $ right?