Chicken Coop Heater for Direct Warmth, Wall-Mountable or Freestanding for Chicks and Winter Poultry Care

Give your flock a nearby source of warmth during winter or support young chicks through their first weeks. This chicken coop heater combines radiant and convection heat, warming birds that come close rather than trying to raise the temperature of the entire coop.

Use the included stand for a freestanding setup or remove the legs and install the heater through its two rear screw-mounting slots. Its slim, zero-clearance construction suits compact brooder and coop areas where thoughtful placement matters.

Key Features

• Radiant and convection heat provide focused warmth where birds gather, supporting cold-weather comfort without heating the whole room.
• Wide feet keep the freestanding unit stable and prevent chicks from tipping it over during active brooder routines.
• Two rear screw-mounting slots offer a secure wall-mounted option when floor space is limited or a fixed position works better.
• The heat-sensitive sticker glows red while the unit is operating, making its status easy to check from a distance.
• Around 200 watts of power uses less electricity than a typical 250-watt infrared bulb while still supplying localized flock warmth.
• ETL-certified zero-clearance construction permits direct wall mounting and placement in tight coop or brooder spaces.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 18.75 x 12 x 0.5 inches.
• Weight: 3 pounds.
• Power: 200 watts.
• Current: 1.8 amps.
• Cord length: 9 feet 10 inches.
• Control: In-cord switch.
• Approximate low-setting temperature: 155°F.
• Approximate high-setting temperature: 165°F.
• Minimum functional temperature: -20°F.
• Brooder capacity: Maximum 8 full-size or 10 bantam chicks.
• Recommended brooder floor covering: Paper towels.
• Warranty: 6 months.

This unit supplies direct warmth rather than heating an entire coop. For chick brooding, stay within the stated capacity and use paper towels so shavings, hay, or other bedding do not contact the hot surface. Below -20°F, its plastic feet, housing, and switch may become brittle.