Replacement Infrared Brooder Lamp Bulb

The Replacement Infrared Brooder Lamp Bulb is designed to restore heating performance in compatible poultry brooder lamp fixtures. It provides localized radiant warmth for chicks, poults, ducklings and other young livestock without requiring replacement of the complete lamp assembly.

Infrared reflector bulbs convert electrical energy into radiant heat and direct much of this energy toward the brooding area. Hard-glass versions are commonly used in agricultural environments because they are suitable for intensive heating applications and compatible with heat-resistant lamp holders.

Replacement bulbs can be supplied in red or clear configurations, with different wattages, voltages and screw bases according to the original fixture specification and destination-market requirements.

• Direct Replacement: Designed for compatible brooder heat-lamp fixtures and livestock infrared heaters.
• Infrared Radiant Heating: Directs useful thermal energy toward birds, bedding and surrounding surfaces.
• Red or Clear Options: Different bulb colors are available according to brooding and lighting requirements.
• Multiple Wattages: Common agricultural configurations include 100 W, 150 W, 175 W and 250 W.
• Standard Screw Base: E27 is widely used on professional livestock heat-lamp fixtures; alternative standards are available according to project requirements.
• Hard-Glass Construction: Suitable versions provide good durability for farm and livestock environments.
• Fast Heat Response: Produces useful localized heat shortly after switching on.
• Simple Maintenance: Screw-in replacement minimizes downtime during poultry production cycles.
• Flexible Brooder Application: Suitable for poultry, piglets, lambs, kids and other young livestock.
• Bulk Spare-Part Supply: Suitable for commercial farms, distributors and livestock equipment service inventories.

• Heat-resistant reflector glass bulb
• Internal tungsten heating filament
• Reflective inner surface according to model
• Glass neck
• Metal screw base
• Electrical contact terminals
• Heat-resistant glass-to-base connection

Electrical current passes through the internal filament and raises it to a high operating temperature. The bulb then emits infrared radiation together with a controlled amount of visible light, depending on the glass color and design.

The reflector-shaped bulb directs radiant energy toward the animals and brooder floor. Birds, litter and nearby surfaces absorb this energy and convert it into heat, creating a localized warm zone.

Heating intensity depends on bulb wattage, suspension height, reflector design, ambient temperature and the distance between the lamp and the animals.

Final wattage, voltage, lamp base and bulb dimensions must match the original brooder fixture and local electrical requirements before installation.

• Chick brooder heat lamps
• Broiler chick rearing houses
• Layer chick rearing areas
• Breeder chick facilities
• Turkey poult brooders
• Duckling and gosling brooders
• Hatchery chick holding areas
• Piglet creep heating systems
• Lamb and kid warming areas
• Livestock nursery pens
• Poultry equipment spare-parts programs
• Farm heating maintenance inventories

SHEWUYOU can configure replacement infrared brooder bulbs according to heater model, electrical specification and livestock application.

• 100 W, 150 W, 175 W, 250 W and other wattages
• Red or clear glass
• 110-130 V configurations
• 220-240 V configurations
• E26 / E27 screw base
• Reflector bulb dimensions
• Hard-glass configuration
• Individual replacement packaging
• Bulk farm packaging
• Complete heat-lamp fixture package
• Ceramic lamp holder
• Protective reflector guard
• OEM / ODM supply

Before replacement, confirm that the new bulb matches the voltage, wattage and screw-base rating of the brooder fixture. Infrared bulbs operate at high temperatures and should only be used in heat-resistant livestock heating fixtures.

• Disconnect electrical power before removing the old bulb.
• Allow the existing lamp to cool fully before handling.
• Check the lamp holder for heat damage or corrosion.
• Confirm that the replacement wattage does not exceed the fixture rating.
• Use a heat-resistant ceramic socket where required.
• Screw the bulb securely into the socket without excessive force.
• Inspect the glass before operation and do not use cracked bulbs.
• Keep lamps protected from direct water spray and sudden thermal shock unless specifically rated for such exposure.
• Maintain safe clearance from litter, birds and combustible materials.
• Keep reflectors and bulbs free from dust accumulation.
• Observe bird distribution after replacement to confirm appropriate heating intensity.
• Keep spare bulbs available to minimize heating interruptions during brooding.

Q1: When should an infrared brooder bulb be replaced?

Replace the bulb if it fails, becomes damaged, shows glass cracking or can no longer provide reliable heating performance.

Q2: Can a different wattage be installed?

Only if the fixture is rated for that wattage and the heating output is appropriate for the brooding application.

Q3: Are red and clear replacement bulbs available?

Yes. Both red and clear hard-glass infrared bulbs are commonly available.

Q4: What lamp base is commonly used?

E27 is widely used on agricultural infrared fixtures, while E26 and other bases may be supplied according to market requirements.

Q5: Can the bulb be installed in a normal plastic lamp holder?

A heat-resistant ceramic lamp holder rated for the selected wattage is recommended for high-temperature brooder applications.

Q6: Can replacement bulbs be used for piglets?

Yes. Compatible infrared bulbs are widely used in piglet creep areas and other young-livestock heating applications.

Q7: How is heat intensity adjusted after bulb replacement?

Heat intensity can be adjusted through lamp wattage, mounting height and reflector position.

Q8: Can SHEWUYOU supply complete replacement kits?

Yes. Replacement bulbs, ceramic sockets, reflector shades, protective guards, suspension chains and power cables can be supplied according to project requirements.