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Heating Plate Temperature Controller

Heating Plate Temperature Controller (20–100% Output)

Dial in the cozy. The Heating Plate Temperature Controller plugs between the outlet and your chick heat plate so you can set output anywhere from 20% to 100%—keeping the brooder warm without wasting watts.

Who It’s For

Keepers using heat plates (not lamps) who want finer control over brooder temps as room conditions and chick needs change.

What It Does / Why It Works

  • Adjustable output: Turn the dial to set heat plate power from 20–100% for a just-right warm zone.

  • Energy smart: Lower the dial when the room’s warm; bump it up during cold snaps.

  • Inline & easy: 29" corded controller plugs between the wall and your heat plate.

  • At-a-glance status: Solid red = full power when plate is plugged straight into the outlet; blinking indicates adjustable power when routed through the controller.

Compatibility

  • For devices drawing up to 100 watts.

  • Designed for heat plates. Not suitable for heat lamps or other light-based heaters.

Size & Specs

  • Control range: 20–100% output

  • Max load: 100W

  • Cord length: 29 in inline controller

  • Use: Brooder heat plates only (not for incandescent or ceramic heat bulbs)

How to Use / What to Expect

  1. Plug the controller into the outlet, then plug your heat plate into the controller.

  2. Start mid-range and check brooder temp at chick height; adjust the dial until chicks spread out comfortably.

  3. Expect to tweak settings with room changes (night temps, drafts, growth).

  4. Blinking indicator = controller is actively modulating power.

Safety Notes (Read these—seriously)

  • Do not use with heat lamps or any bulb-type heaters.

  • Keep cords out of pecking and bedding; inspect for wear.

  • Use in a dry, ventilated brooder area; avoid enclosed bins or barrels.

  • Unplug before cleaning or moving gear.

Shipping & Timing

Ships with your farm-supply order. If your cart includes print-on-demand gear, those items ship separately.

Clancy Crowed It:
“Turn the dial, not your brooder into a sauna.”