Best Terrarium Heat Lamps
☀ 110V E27 socket: Fits all standard US sockets which is the most common light socket you see in your home. ☀ No light emitted: makes a non-light heater not disturb their normal Sleep Schedule (day/night). ☀ Safe and Resistance to humid areas & terrariums: Water proof design of ceramic heater allows them to work effectively in humid environments without burning out. Specifications. ☀ Ceramic Emitter Heater - E27 Socket. ☀ Voltage: AC 110-120V Power: 150w. ☀ Material: Ceramic, Metal. ☀ Color: White. ☀ Diameter of heating surface: 9 cm. ☀ Height: 10.6 cm (Approx). ☀ Usage Suggestions: Heating, chicken coops, brooding, grow light. ☀ This non-light emitting heater bulb offers an excellent 24 hours heat source and will thoroughly heat any reptile without the disturbance of an additional light source.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I would also not enclose this in a small area (someone put it in a cinder block and it failed."
"I use it along with Woods 0166 18/2-Gauge SJTW Brooder Clamp Lamp with Bulb Guard and 10-Inch Reflector, 250-Watt, 6-Foot Cord and Farm Innovators Model TC-3 Cold Weather Thermo Cube Thermostatically Controlled Outlet - On at 35-Degrees/Off at 45-Degrees to give the chickens a warm place to sleep at night, should they want it."
"This light is cheap and puts out a lot of heat."
"Wonderful light."
"We use these in our chicken brooders, and they work great."
"Works very well using it to keep chickens warm."
"No way to know if the bulb is on except to get close to it."
"This does get hot, but the heat doesn't go very far from the actual bulb."
The black exterior finish is powder coated and fired for added luster and long life. Large 8.5" size fits a wide varitey of incandescent, fluorescent and ceramic heat emitting bulbs.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"The lamp can be secured to the mesh screen on top of the terrarium with the supplied springs/hooks."
"This replaced one of the two that came with the terrarium."
"A sensible and prudent purchase."
"Pretty standard some light."
"Excellent... saved almost 50% from the retail store."
"Went to screw the bulb back in and the heat lamp sparked causing the breaker to trip, now the bulb doesn't work:(."
"Very nice."
"Didn't do too good for me or last very long."
Use a Reptile Lamp Stand to safely suspend any of Zoo Meds Clamp Lamp fixtures or Drippers above your enclosure. The larger stand easily adjusts from 8-15 (20-38 cm) long and 20-38" (50-97 cm) high to fit most standard size terrariums."
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Find Best Price at Amazon"They have a flat metal plate that slides under the tank for stability, so if your tank is on a hard flat surface, it might not work too great."
"Once I figured out that there's no better way of keeping heat and light suspended, I ordered another one of these for a double deep dome fixture on the opposite end of the tank. The parts were just banging around inside the box, eventhough there were twist ties clearly in place in order to secure the parts."
"They pushed the other one I had on top of the screen that covers the tank, off onto the floor and freakin broke the bulbs, and they are not cheap!"
"A friend of mine mentioned that MV bulbs are meant to be mounted into outdoor light fixtures and things that don't move because moving them around and even gentle bumping can shorten the bulb's life span. I don't have to wait for the bulb to cool and set it on the floor (where I will inevitably trip over it) and forget to put it back when I'm done in her tank."
"We turn off the light but don't have to remove the light in order to take off the mesh cover over the tank and the light can be easily rotated out of the way."
"My boyfriend has gone through 3 bulbs in 6 months (He rests the dome on the metal screen) While I'm still on bulb number one, since the bulbs run anywhere from 30-50 this has been a life saver!"
"To tighten down the rods that set the height you just hand tighten a screw."
"I don't think this is worth the money I paid for it."
Best Terrarium Heat Mats
All of Zoo Meds Under Tank Heaters are UL/cUL approved (GS/TuV/CE in Europe) and contain a solid state nichrome heating element. One adhesive side "sticks" directly to your terrarium for optimum heat transfer.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Here is the correct info from the Zoo Med website: Item Number: RH-4. Size: SN. Dimension: 6" x 8" (15x20cm). Wattage: 8. Gal Size/Color: 10-20. Item Number: RH-5. Size: MED. Dimension: 8" x 12" (20x30cm). Wattage: 16. Gal Size/Color: 30-40. Item Number: RH-6. Size: LG. Dimension: 8" x 18" (20x45cm). Wattage: 24. Gal Size/Color: 50-60. Item Number: RH-7. Size: Mini. Dimension: 4" x 5" (10x13cm). Wattage: 4. Gal Size/Color: 1-5."
"For all those who are looking at this product and are confused about which size should be used for which tank: The large is 18"x8", meant for 50-60 gallon tanks."
"Works fine under tank for water heating but for a spot where reptile sleeps I would go with the heating pad made for humans with a on/off switch control."
"Exact same product as in stores but 1/2 the cost!"
"heats my 40gallon terrarium however they don't tell you that you are also going to need a rheostat to control this."
"I was a little dubious about undertake heating as I've always use lights."
"Does what it needs to do, however I found the adhesive on the heater to be very lacking and didn't stick to the bottom of my enclosure at all."
"Use on my 60 gallon snakes tank."