Mine feels warm to the touch. Not hot.@micstrachan
We've raised two batches of chicks under the Brinsea Ecoglow heat plate. No problem. No burn. Chicks rather enjoyed it. It does feel hot to the touch though.
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Mine feels warm to the touch. Not hot.@micstrachan
We've raised two batches of chicks under the Brinsea Ecoglow heat plate. No problem. No burn. Chicks rather enjoyed it. It does feel hot to the touch though.
She sure is!
They all have the same parents? The couple who are both over 10 lbs?
Mine is the small (10”) Rent-a-Coop one.Bob, you have a rent-a-coop brand heat plate, correct? Do you recall what the temperature range of the plate is? The one I bought is from 40 to 45°C. If I give them a big enough brooder, I can set up both and let them choose. LOL. If I can get the heat plate to keep them happy, I do prefer that, as it’s lower wattage. Even if the power went out, I could keep it warm.
Lovely mugsMugs-day pics
Scarlett
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Coco
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Ruby
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Sassy
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I have the same exact one, no issues at all. After the first week I tilted it so it was higher on one side then the other. The chicks could then choose how much heat they preferred. I liked this and they seemed to as well.Mine is the small (10”) Rent-a-Coop one.
I have run a heat plate outside as well. It works fine.
So does this hear plate though. It's a better model even though an older designView attachment 3377466.