Chicktec® Comfort Brooder
Chicktec Comfort Brooders are electric hen brooders made of modern materials which are extremely economical and easy to run.
Comfort Brooders offer the following benefits:
CE Compliant - Fully compliant, complete with CE stamp on the box. Euro plug converter included.
Fully adjustable height - the height of the unit can be adjusted by simply screwing the legs up or down allowing your brooder to grow with the birds. Multiple adjustment options also make the Comfort Brooder suitable for a variety of poultry species.
Adjustable heat - Optional regulator allows for the temperature to be easily controlled.
Easy to clean - Optional dome cover prevents littering and enables easy cleaning. The dome cover also makes the product splash proof.
Multiple Size Options - Available in a variety of sizes to suit every user.
Chicktec Comfort 25
Chicktec Comfort 60 Chicktec Comfort 25 - 25 x 25cm, 15-20 chicks or 40 Quail, 22W
630400 Chicktec Comfort 25 Std 630405 Chicktec Comfort 25 Plus with Regulator 630407 Clear Plastic Dome Cover for Comfort 25
Chicktec Comfort 30 - 30 x 30cm, 20-25 chicks or 70 Quail, 22W
630410 Chicktec Comfort 30 Std 630415 Chicktec Comfort 30 Plus with Regulator 630417 Clear Plastic Dome Cover for Comfort 30
Chicktec Comfort 40 - 40 x 40cm, 30-35 chicks or 85 Quail, 42W
630420 Chicktec Comfort 40 Std 630425 Chicktec Comfort 40 Plus with Regulator 630427 Clear Plastic Dome Cover for Comfort 40
Chicktec Comfort 50 - 50 x 40cm, 40-45 chicks or 100 Quail, 42W
630430 Chicktec Comfort 50 Std 630435 Chicktec Comfort 50 Plus with Regulator 630437 Clear Plastic Dome Cover for Comfort 50
Chicktec Comfort 60 - 60 x 40cm, 50-55 chicks or 115 Quail, 62W
630440 Chicktec Comfort 60 Std 630445 Chicktec Comfort Plus with Regulator 630446 Clear Plastic Dome Cover for Comfort 60
630447 Chicktec Comfort Temperature Regulator (Fits any Comfort Brooder)
Chicktec Comfort Regulator
Clear Dome Cover for Comfort 25
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