2 Pack Reptile Heat Lamp with 360° Rotatable Hose & Timer - UVA/UVB Basking Light for Bearded Dragons, Turtles, Snakes & Lizards - Includes 4 Bulbs & 2 Heating Clips - Perfect for Terrariums & Reptile Habitats
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Product Description
Specifications: Clip material: IronApproved voltage: 110V Bulb: 4 packMaterial: ceramic (lamp), stainless steel (tube) Reptile heat lamp with UVA/UVB that mimics sunlight The attached bulb is for reptile, amphibian or plant use only and cannot be used for everyday lighting.The attached bulb is for reptile, amphibian or plant use only and cannot be used for everyday lighting.Do not touch the lamp while working to avoid burns.Before removing the lamp, wait a few minutes until it cools down.Keep the lamp away from water.
Product Features
【Timing and Adjustable Temperature】 The reptile lamp stand can be timed according to the reptile's needs. You can choose the appropriate bulb to adjust the brightness and heat, meeting the needs of reptiles at different times.
【Flexible & Easy to Use】 A durable clamp with 2 in tension can install it easily in any position you want. The flexible stainless steel tube can be rotated 360° without deformation.
【Premium Material】 The turtle heat lamp holder has heat resistance and safety. E27 socket is compatible with incandescent, fluorescent, UV bulbs, and ceramic heat emitters, etc.
【Replacement Bulbs】 UVA UVB reptile heat light provides two bulbs 2, which have UVA/B that simulate sunlight. UVA can promote appetite, and UVB can promote calcium absorption by reptiles.
【Widely Used】 The turtle basking light is suitable for most reptiles, tortoises, lizards, snakes, spiders, birds, amphibians.
Customer Reviews
Not a great product. The head of the lamp is heavier than the neck can handle, so it doesn’t position well. The bulb protrudes from the lamp shade, so the lamp cannot rest on the shade, and there is pressure on the bulb, if you don’t have a way to hang it clamp it above the terrarium. We’ve gone through two of these lamps so far, having to replace them after return window has closed. (Yes, we changed the bulb, it is something in the mechanism of the head of the lamp that goes out. I do not recommend.
