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Heat Lamp for Terrariums and Tortoises, Reptile Heat Lamp Holder with Dome Reflector and 2 x 50W G9 Bulbs, 7 Brightness Levels, Timer for Aquariums, Water Turtles, and Vivariums

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£64.33
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
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Description

【3.5" aluminum reflector】Highly polished aluminum dome that increases UVA/UVB emission by up to 30%, essential for vitamin D3 synthesis in turtles, geckos, and small reptiles. Its compact diameter (3.5 inches) is perfectly suited for nano-terrariums and faunariums.【G9 halogen bulb “instant sunshine”】A 50W G9 lamp that heats up instantly like natural light, providing targeted heat without visible light: ideal for nighttime heating of dwarf snakes, scorpions, spiders, and small lizards, without disrupting their day/night cycle.【 24-hour cycle timer】The heat lamp is designed with a smart cycle timer with 2/4/8H settings. Once set, the turtle light automatically turns on/off at the same time every day without manual intervention. This convenient and time-saving feature allows you to focus more on caring for your pet.【Adjustable light with 7 levels】The terrarium lamp has seven brightness levels that you can adjust by pressing +/- according to your pet's desired temperature. Memory function: turn the key on, turn the lights off, then turn them back on to remember the brightness setting.【Easy installation】This reptile heat lamp features a simple screw mounting method, which can be easily installed on the wooden or metal mesh ceiling of any reptile enclosure or placed directly on the mesh cage.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Cap fitting
    G9
  • Power
    50 W
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Light technology
    Halogen
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