, well i found this at amazon and i hope it opens for you,
I read description in pix and this is the description that I entered into Amazon.
Here is the specifications from Amazon.
look for a 150 W ceramic infrared heat emitter brooder , or reptile infrared lamp bulb black.! there are many places to buy one, i paid like $6.00 for mine with free shipping , so they are not expensive at all and worth a try..! in would set up my brooder and check the heat level, to see if it works for you..?
this is the link i found for the black ceramic heat lamp.Here is the specifications from Amazon.
- Package Includes 1 - Apollo Horticulture Heating Mat and 1 - Digital Thermostat Combo Set
- Dimensions: Dome - Heat Mat - 9"x 20" / Thermostat: 5.25" x 3" x 1.5"
- Heat Mat Warms root area to 10 to 20°F above room temperature to Improve root growth
- Thermostat provides constant optimum temperature between 68-108°F / 20-42°C depending on your specific crop.
- Package Includes: 1 - Heat Mat / 1 - Digital Thermostat
You can see that it does include Celsius temp as well.
In my opinion it may work if you only had a few chicks, due to its size. MAKE A CAVE AND INSULATE SO HEAT DOES NOT ESCAPE EASILY. Indoors definitely since the power output is on the LOW SIDE.
Thank you for your reply, i did see that about the thermostat that you can buy with it, but was wondering about the heat pad itself since it says it warms about 10 to 20° F above room temperature. So it would probably only be good to use indoors? I don't have ant experience with either chick raising or Fahrenheit, so i'd rather ask the experts...Here is the specifications from Amazon.
- Package Includes 1 - Apollo Horticulture Heating Mat and 1 - Digital Thermostat Combo Set
- Dimensions: Dome - Heat Mat - 9"x 20" / Thermostat: 5.25" x 3" x 1.5"
- Heat Mat Warms root area to 10 to 20°F above room temperature to Improve root growth
- Thermostat provides constant optimum temperature between 68-108°F / 20-42°C depending on your specific crop.
- Package Includes: 1 - Heat Mat / 1 - Digital Thermostat
You can see that it does include Celsius temp as well.
In my opinion it may work if you only had a few chicks, due to its size. MAKE A CAVE AND INSULATE SO HEAT DOES NOT ESCAPE EASILY. Indoors definitely since the power output is on the LOW SIDE.
In all the batches of chicks I raised using Mama Heating Pad, I never used anything but a Sunbeam xPress Heat heating pad. I've never used a seedling mat, or a reptile pad, or anything else. (Well, that's not quite true - my first batch of chicks ever were raised under a <gulp> heat lamp.) But aside from that, I only used the heating pad I mentioned. In the Mama Heating Pad thread there are posts from folks asking about the other mats, and I can't remember what the consensus was about their use. simply because they didn't post a lot of results with it. So it didn't stick in my mind. Do they work? I don't know. Does anything in the basic design have to be changed? I don't know. Can you wash them up after chick season and use them on a sore shoulder? Nope. 
