NyPots Chick Brooder Plate with Thermostat – 50W Heat Plate, LED Light, 11.4 x 11.2 in, 6.5 ft Cord

Overview

Meet the NyPots Chick Brooder Plate, a compact, temperature‑controlled heat source designed to cradle newly hatched chicks and other small poultry in their early days. With a built‑in thermostat, bright LED lighting, and a thoughtful footprint, this plate fits neatly into small brood boxes or nursery setups while delivering steady warmth.

Smart temperature control

Adjust heat through a digital thermostat for reliable warmth. Important note: the display shows the temperature at the top sensor, not at chick level. Because heat moves from top to bottom, the area near the bottom can be cooler—always observe chicks or measure warmth where they stay.

Steady, safe heating

A turbo fan distributes warm air for even coverage, helping maintain a stable temperature within roughly ±2°F across a 50°F to 125°F range. This consistent convection supports a comfortable brooding environment throughout the process.

Light and chick safety

A bright LED light provides clear illumination, helping chicks locate shelter under the plate at night and feel secure. The heat method mirrors natural warmth, assisting young birds as they learn to regulate their body temperature.

Size, power, and setup

The plate measures 11.4 by 11.2 inches and is designed for up to 18 newly hatched chicks. It runs on 50 watts with a 110‑volt plug and a 6.5‑foot cord, enabling straightforward plug‑and‑play use.

• 11.4 by 11.2 inches footprint for compact brood boxes
• 50W energy‑saving heating for efficient warmth
• 110V US plug with a 6.5‑foot cord for easy setup
• Durable ABS housing that cleans quickly and lasts

Ideal for small poultry and pets

Designed for chicks, ducklings, goslings, and other small poultry, it can also provide a warm retreat for small pets in chilly weather, helping keep them snug and safe in a dedicated space.

Practical tips

Place the plate on a flat surface in a dry, draft‑free area, and ensure there’s space for chicks to move away if they need to. Regularly monitor warmth, adjust the thermostat as your flock grows, and clean the unit when needed to keep the setup ready for the next hatch cycle.