DXOPHIEX 2 Pack 100W Reptile Heat Lamp Bulbs Reptile Heat Bulbs, UVA Basking Bulb and Infrared Light Bulb Combo, Basking Bulb Basking Light for Bearded Dragon, Turtles, Snake and Lizard
DXOPHIEX 2 Pack 100W Reptile Heat Lamp Bulbs Reptile Heat Bulbs, UVA Basking Bulb and Infrared Light Bulb Combo, Basking Bulb Basking Light for Bearded Dragon, Turtles, Snake and Lizard
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- 【Two Pack Combo】This pack includes two bulbs: one infrared basking lamp and one UVA reptile heat lamp bulb. They are designed to mimic the natural light variations throughout the day and night.
- 【UVA Daytime Heating Lamp】Manufactured using a cleaning sand process, this reptile heat lamp emits soft light that is ideal for reptiles' growth. This reptile heat bulb supplies the necessary UVA rays, enhancing your pet's appetite and ensuring their healthy, natural development.
- 【Nightlight Infrared Heat Lamps】: The infrared heat emitter efficiently provides ambient warmth, fostering a healthy environment for reptiles. This heat bulb serves as an optimal round-the-clock heating solution for reptiles and amphibians.
- 【Energy-Efficient and Soft-Lit Design】: Our reptile heat bulbs boast a copper-plated base that reflects heat, enhancing thermal efficiency and conserving energy while delivering effective warmth. The frosted glass cover of the reptile heating lamp evenly distributes light, minimizing harsh glare and safeguarding your reptiles’ vision. Experience a soothing, enjoyable basking session with our reptile bulbs.
- 【Widely Compatible & Quality-Assured】: Each basking light for bearded dragon undergoes stringent testing prior to packaging to ensure peak performance. Compatible with 120V and E26 sockets, these heat light for reptiles cater to a range of reptiles and amphibians, such as bearded dragons, turtle, lizard, snakes gecko and chameleons.
DXOPHIEX 2-Pack 100 W reptile light Bulbs include one infrared and one UVA bulb, mimicking natural light cycles. The UVA bulb aids reptiles' growth and appetite. The infrared bulb offers ambient warmth for reptiles and other animals.Widely compatible with 120V/E26 sockets, tested for quality.
This designed to provide a combination of light and heat sources to mimic natural light variations throughout the day and night. They work together to offer heating and lighting solution for reptiles and amphibians around the clock. The copper base and frosted glass cover for soft,even light.
UVA Daylight Heating Lamp
- The UVA Daylight basking bulb mimics sunrise and sunset, offering reptiles the pleasure of natural sunlight.
- This heat light for reptiles uses a cleaning sand manufacturing process to produce a soft light that is more suitable for the growth of reptiles.
- With a 35% increase in light and heat, this bearded dragon light provides ample warmth and UVA rays.
- Fully automated production process, its lifespan has been extended to 2000~3000 hours.
Nightlight Infrared Heat Emitter
- The Nightlight Infrared Heat Emitter emits far-infrared rays to keep reptiles warm around the clock without disrupting their daily routines.
- This reptile lights serves as an excellent night light for observing the nocturnal activities of reptiles or amphibians.
- The heat bulb features energy efficiency with a copper base and frosted glass cover for soft, even light.
- With an operational lifespan of up to 2000-3000 hours.
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What are the features of the design of the reptile heat bulbs?
They have a copper-plated base that reflects heat to enhance thermal efficiency and conserve energy, and a frosted glass cover that evenly distributes light and minimizes harsh glare to safeguard reptiles’ vision.
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What is the bulb life of a reptile heat lamp?
The reptile heat lamp bulb has a 2000-3000 hours lifespan, ensuring continuous warmth for reptile or amphibian.
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What's the proper distance between reptile bulbs and reptiles?
It's usually recommended to follow the general guidelines for reptile lighting. For UVA and UVB bulbs, a distance of around 10 - 12 inches (25 - 30 cm) is a common starting point for most small to medium - sized reptiles.