About this item

Automatic Poultry Water Heater Base: Living in a cold climate means you will need to remove ice from your chicken water or replace it with new water multiple times a day. Poultry water heater base is automatically thermostatically controlled to run only when needed, preventing water from freezing during cold winter months, keeping chicken water warm throughout the winter to give your chickens access to fresh water all winter long, providing more care for your poultry and making your life easier
Thermostatic Control: There is a built-in thermostat in the base of the chicken water heater, which automatically controls the thermostat. The heated base automatically turns on when the temperature drops below 35°F (2°C). When a sensor located on the side of the heating basin senses that the ambient temperature is approaching 77°F (25°C), the power is automatically disconnected to ensure a safe temperature, prevent the water from overheating, and reduce water evaporation
Safe and energy saving: AC 120V 60Hz 125W, built-in heating wire meets UL standard. Water heater base is made of galvanized steel with good thermal conductivity on the base surface for efficient use of maximum area and safety. The unit will not be energized until the temperature drops below freezing and the power consumption is less than 1 amp per hour. The base is protected to prevent debris and water from entering the heating coil
Easy and convenient: Chicken water heater bases are equipped. The heated base is 15in in diameter and 1.6in high for 1 gallon, 2 gallons and 5 gallons Bucket. Simply place the metal waterer on this heated base, plug it in, and your chickens or farm animals will be enjoying warm water in minutes. The heated base is designed for use with metal waterers
Good companion for your poultry: keep your chickens alive and healthy during the cold winter months by providing them with warm, fresh water. Chicken Water Heating Base is suitable for use in chicken coops, cages, pens and dry or covered outdoor areas. Do not use the heating base exposed to rain, wind or snow. Otherwise the airflow may be too strong for the heater to work properly and the chicken water may freeze