Reptile Heat Lamp Bulbs, 4-Pack Dimmable E26 Halogen UVA Basking Lights, 25, 50 or 75 Watts – Lachesan
Reptile Heat Lamp Bulbs, 4-Pack Dimmable E26 Halogen UVA Basking Lights, 25, 50 or 75 Watts – Lachesan
Reptile heat lamp bulbs provide focused warmth and UVA basking light that mimics the feel of sunshine inside an indoor habitat. Lachesan packages four dimmable E26 halogen bulbs for turtles, bearded dragons, tortoises, snakes, geckos, frogs, hedgehogs, hermit crabs and other compatible animals.
Choose 25-, 50- or 75-watt bulbs, each in a four-pack with a warm 2700K color temperature. The featured 50-watt lamp operates at 120 volts, produces up to 500 lumens and has a stated life of more than 3,000 hours. The bulbs carry CE and RoHS certification. Install them only in a compatible fixture rated for the selected wattage, then measure the basking temperature and adjust lamp distance for the animal and enclosure. The glass surface becomes very hot during use, so do not touch an operating bulb and keep pets away from direct contact. Allow the lamp to cool fully before replacement or handling.
Specifications
- Brand: Lachesan
- Product: Reptile UVA heat lamp bulbs
- Light type: Halogen
- Base: E26
- Pack quantity: 4 bulbs
- Wattage options: 25 50 or 75W
- Dimmable: Yes
- Color temperature: 2700K
- Featured voltage: 120V
- Featured brightness: Up to 500 lumens
- Operating life: More than 3,000 hours stated
- Certifications: CE and RoHS
- Use: Indoor basking warmth and UVA light
- Animals: Reptiles amphibians hedgehogs and hermit crabs
- Safety: Hot surface during use
- Featured model: H450
- Featured material: Glass
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Lachesan wattages are available?
Choose a four-pack of 25-, 50- or 75-watt E26 halogen basking bulbs.
Are the reptile heat bulbs dimmable?
Yes. Use them with a compatible dimming fixture or control rated for the bulb wattage.
How long do the bulbs last?
The halogen lamps have a stated operating life of more than 3,000 hours.
What hot-surface precautions should I take?
Keep animals away from direct contact, do not touch a working bulb and let it cool completely before handling.