Heat lamp vs Electric hen

Hi
well title says it all really i have 14 days till hatch day and i'm wondering which will be best also is there much difference in electric used? i've been looking at the brinsea eco glow has anyone had experience of it?
oh also our little chicks will be kept in the house which is fairly warm

thanks i'm still not sure which to go for but think i'm edging towards the electric hen i was looking on ebay but it seems with postage they are not far of the price of a new one 

Also have used both and probably on balance prefer the hen. The electric hen apparently uses far less electricity than the heat lamp but never actually measured it to check this. I have found that I had less losses with quail chicks under the hen but not huge numbers but could be chance and no difference with ducklings. The downside I found for the hen was that I couldn't see what was going on under it and I'm nosy!

I've used both and prefer the Electirc hen as it mimics the action of a broody - the chicks go out and "play" and nip back under the electric hen for a warm. The only disadvantage to the hen is that even on it's lowest height setting it is still a little too tall for newly hatched chicks to place their backs against (that's how it works). However, I got over this by putting a deep layer of wood shavings under it and pressing the hen into it until the chicks can stand under it with their backs just touching the plate. They seem to prefer it this way and it's fab seeing a row of tiny faces looking out on the world!
Yes, they do climb all over it (and poo!) when a little older and mine seemed to like perching on the two outer arms, but I've no problems with getting the poo off - it goes so hard that it comes off in flakes. I use a hard plastic spatula which will lift it off without scratching.