GIFANK Chicken Heat Lamp 350W – Infrared Coop Heater, Adjustable 175/350W, UL-Certified

Cozy infrared warmth for your coop

Meet the GIFANK Chicken Heat Lamp 350W, a compact infrared heater designed to keep poultry and small animals comfortable during chilly seasons. The lamp emits gentle infrared warmth that helps animals settle without bright lighting that could disturb their sleep, while UL-certified components support safety and long-term reliability.

Designed for easy setup, this heat lamp delivers adjustable warmth with a simple switch between 175W and 350W. The 6.5-inch power cord and attached hanging chain let you position it precisely where your birds congregate, without the need for wall drilling or complex wiring.

Two levels of warmth for changing conditions

• Two power settings: 175W for milder days or smaller animals, and 350W for colder nights or larger flocks.
• Clear visual switch makes temperature control quick and intuitive.
• Infrared heat covers a broad area, helping maintain a stable ambient temperature in the coop.

Safety-first design you can rely on

• UL-certified components and a flame-retardant housing support safe operation.
• Overload and overheating protection helps prevent accidental damage.
• Protective metal net reduces risk of bulb contact and poultry scalding; housing is weather-resistant.

Simple, versatile setup for busy farms and homes

Hang the lamp with the included chain—no wall drilling required. Just plug in, switch on, and let the infrared warmth begin to spread. The setup works well in coops, brooders, pet pens, or kennels, making it a flexible choice for poultry and small animals like puppies or kittens.

In real-world use, the lamp provides steady warmth without harsh light, helping animals settle more quickly on cold mornings and chilly nights. The durable construction and waterproof housing offer peace of mind in environments where dampness or dust can occur. Whether you’re caring for a few hens or a mixed brood, this heater supports a cozy, safe habitat while you focus on daily chores and feeding schedules.