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You are likely looking for my poultry projects and related gadgets.
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With the really cold weather Speckles is spending nights in the entry foyer.
Chook shed heater with the new auto temperature controller-
This is working well, it’s going to be cold overnight like 3°. Here are the inside/outside temps as @ 11.45pm. The controller is set for 11°. The 2nd wireless remote sensor is sitting on a bail of hay outside the chook shed – in the run.
Temperature controller for chook shed heater – shed install
Temperature controller for chook shed heater – part 3 final.
The unit is finished and ready to install in the chook shed AKA chicken coop.
Temperature controller for chook shed heater – video demo
Temperature controller for chook shed heater – part 2
This was a good session from a pile of stuff on the workbench and thoughts in the mind we have a fully working temperature controller unit.
Chook shed heater revisited – part 1
Way back in November last year I decided to add a temperature controller to the coop heater – see first photo.
Well…Christmas came and went and then the Chinavirus came along and I was flat out for the next seven months in Al’s Workshop inundated with customer orders in particular the Batman wall lights. Towards the end of July I decided to hibernate all my Marketplace adverts because it was just too cold in the workshop and anyway…needed a rest. Was intending to open again in Spring (like now) but not with Stage 4 so will have to wait and see.
Due to some very cold nights I’ve been swapping between the regular 75W ceramic heat emitter and the larger 250W one. Currently that’s a PIA cos I have to take out 2 screws to remove the top cover – time to fix that.
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To change the heat emitter (lamp) I have to remove two screws and take off the top.
Way back in May 2011 when we got some new little Pekins I provided them with some heating in their temporary dog house quarters. This winter the weather is so cold I decided to heat the coop in a similar way.