How can you tell if you have a teflon-coated bulb? I'm nervous now! I have a red heat bulb in the coop from a farm store. How does it kill them? Only if it breaks?
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The one we had was meant for use in food service- I don't think they're sold as a regular product. This only took 7 hours total to kill 11 hens- if yours is already in use in your coop I'm sure it's fine.How can you tell if you have a teflon-coated bulb? I'm nervous now! I have a red heat bulb in the coop from a farm store. How does it kill them? Only if it breaks?
How can you tell if you have a teflon-coated bulb? I'm nervous now! I have a red heat bulb in the coop from a farm store. How does it kill them? Only if it breaks?
I think regular 250w brooder bulbs will burn paper, and paper burns at 451 F I think.I don't know what temp the "official" poultry heat lamps get to. They are usually 150W or 250W right? I bet they get dangerously hot as well. Even a 100W incandescent (for the younger set ... when they were sold) weren't something you wanted to touch with your hand or let anything flammable touch.
Thanks but no thanks, my birds can fluff and my chicks can have their Mama Heating Pad brooder cave.
Does the top look clear or opaque? Clear is okay, opaque is coated.How can you tell if you have a teflon-coated bulb? I'm nervous now! I have a red heat bulb in the coop from a farm store. How does it kill them? Only if it breaks?
Does the top look clear or opaque? Clear is okay, opaque is coated.
Remember, Folks...the heat lamp was used in this case for keeping ADULT birds and space warm, not brooding chicks in smaller confinement.Thank you all! I will study it carefully tomorrow. It would be terrible to have my chickens dies like poor OP's