The one I was talking about doesn't have a thermostat that I know of, it just gets so hot and that's it. If nothing is sitting on it you won't be able to hold your hand on it but it won't be hot enough to start a fire. If a pan of water or a five gallon waterer is on it the heat won't be bad at all. What can start a fire is an electrical short somewhere but that applies to anything electrical. These heaters have been around for many years sitting in straw in chicken houses so they must be fairly safe. One red flag that comes up in my mind is how dependable are the new ones compared to the good old well made heaters we used to have available to us. What burns down chicken houses is heat lamps falling in the straw or old wiring with rotted insulation giving bare wires the opportunity to touch and get hot.
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