Are your poultry houses and barns losing productivity to unpredictable temperatures? Don’t let the wrong heater cost you profits—get the expertise and technology your livestock operation deserves . Keeping your poultry house warm in cold weather shouldn’t cost a fortune or risk uneven heat. Struggling with poor heaters leads to bird stress, wasted fuel, and muddy litter.
Livestock heaters are advanced heating systems designed specifically for maintaining optimal temperatures in poultry houses, barns, and animal enclosures. They ensure efficient, safe, and cost-effective heating for livestock and poultry production, supporting animal health, productivity, and long-term farm success.
A livestock heater is a heating device designed specifically for poultry houses, barns, or brooder rooms. It ensures birds stay within target temperature ranges, critical for feed intake, growth, and avoiding cold stress. A stable heating system reduces chick losses and improves meat or egg production performance.
Infrared heaters apply radiant heat directly to animals and bedding, creating warmth without excessive air movement. This promotes a comfortable microclimate, especially for chicks that need stable temperatures.
Benefits:
Penetrates litter and bedding for uniform livestock heat
Lowers humidity and reduces disease risk
Cuts BTU consumption compared to forced air
Suitable for use in barns, poultry houses, and greenhouses
Big Herdsman Heater
Today’s livestock heaters are engineered for reliability, safety, and performance. Look for:
Our manufacturing plant delivers robust heating systems for agriculture products with built-in quality assurance and full after-sales support..
Direct-Fired Gas Heaters burn fuel and release heat directly into the barn, with fast response and low heat loss.
Infrared Heaters emit radiant heat—ideal for young chick brooding or spot heating in smaller areas.
Both types can be controlled by built-in thermostats or external sensors to maintain even temperature. Choosing between them depends on your barn layout and climate needs.
| Interval | Task |
|---|---|
| Weekly | Clean burner, check flame, verify thermostat |
| Monthly | Examine sensor wiring and cabling |
| Annually | Calibrate thermostat, inspect vents, test safety shut-off |
Proper maintenance ensures consistent output, longer heater life, and safer operation.
What size heater do I need for my chicken coop or barn?
Match heater BTU or wattage to your facility’s square footage, insulation, and climate. Use our sizing table for a quick estimate, or request a custom assessment for large poultry houses or pig barns.
Are infrared livestock heaters safe for continuous animal exposure?
Yes. Modern infrared tube and radiant heaters are designed for 24/7 use in animal housing, with safety shutoffs, non-conductive housings, and built-in thermostat controls.
Can commercial livestock heaters run on propane or natural gas (ng)?
Absolutely. We supply lp and ng gas heater options for remote barns without grid power. All units are equipped with automatic gas valves and high-efficiency burners.
What is the best way to heat waterers and stock tanks for livestock?
Use submersible heater, chicken water heater, or tank de-icer designed to operate safely around livestock water. Check our drinking system for complete solutions.
How can I minimize heating costs in my poultry production facility?
Invest in efficient livestock heaters, ensure proper barn insulation, and utilize programmable thermostat controls. Our engineering support helps you optimize for lowest total cost of ownership.
Do livestock heaters come with after-sales support and warranty?
Yes. As an industry-leading equipment manufacturer, we back all heaters with robust technical support, spare parts, and responsive after-sales service for long-term peace of mind.
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