Philips: Infrared lamps for warm resting spots in barns and rearing
Philips has been a name for lighting from Eindhoven since 1891. Here you will find the robust hard glass infrared lamp for piglet nests, chick rings and barns.
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Philips Infrared Hard Glass Lamp Clear 150 W, E27, Splash-Proof
Philips Infrared Hard Glass Lamp – reliable warmth for piglets, poultry & moreThe Philips infrared hard glass lamp delivers targeted, gentle warmth for rearing piglets, chicks and other young animals. Thanks to its double reflector, the lamp radiates more heat over a wider area than conventional lamps, keeping your animals' heat balance stable.The cemented screw connection between glass and metal base makes this lamp exceptionally sturdy and durable, while the tough hard glass keeps it splashproof – ideal for daily use in the barn. With a standard E27 cap, it fits common heat lamp fixtures and delivers around 600 W/m² at 60 cm height instead of the usual 400 W/m² of conventional lamps.Overview:Up to 50% more heat output than conventional infrared lampsWider heat distribution thanks to double reflectorSplashproof due to tough hard glassSturdy cemented connection between glass and metal baseSuitable for piglets, poultry, calves and other young animalsStandard E27 cap fits common heat lamp fixturesTechnical Data:Power: 150 WVoltage: 230–250 VCap: E27Glass: clear, hardened glassLifetime: approx. 5,000 hoursDimensions: approx. 17.5 x 12 x 12 cmWeight: approx. 0.16 kgScope of Delivery:1x Philips Infrared Hard Glass Lamp Clear 150 WFAQ:Which animals is this lamp suitable for?It's ideal for warming piglets, chicks, calves and other young animals in the barn.Will it fit any heat lamp fixture?Thanks to its standard E27 cap it fits common commercially available heat lamp fixtures.How long does the lamp last?With proper use, the lamp achieves an average lifetime of around 5,000 hours.
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Philips: light and warmth for the barn
The brothers Frederik and Gerard Philips founded the company in 1891 in Eindhoven in the Netherlands. In 2018 the lighting division became an independent company called Signify. It still makes lamps under the well-known Philips name, using a licence from Royal Philips. For many farmers the name stands above all for bulbs that do their job reliably in the barn.
Philips at Agrarzone
We stock the Philips infrared lamp in clear hard glass with 150 watts. It creates a warm spot wherever young animals need heat: in the piglet nest, when rearing chicks, in the lamb creep or in the whelping box. The heat goes straight to the animal, without you having to warm the whole room. What matters is a suitable holder with a protective guard that is designed for heat lamps, and a safe distance from the bedding.
Frequently asked questions
Why hard glass for an infrared lamp?
Hard glass copes much better with changes in temperature. If water splashes onto the hot lamp, it is far less likely to crack than a lamp made of ordinary glass.
How high should I hang the lamp?
Watch your animals. If they huddle tightly right underneath, lower the lamp. If they move away from the cone of light, it is too close and should hang higher.