Zoo Med Repti Tuff Splashproof Halogen Lamp White 75W
Zoo Med Repti Tuff Splashproof Halogen Lamp White 75W
Zoo Med Repti Tuff Splashproof Halogen Lamp White 75W
Zoo Med Repti Tuff Splashproof Halogen Lamp White 75W
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Description
Description
Lighting plays a crucial role in keeping reptiles healthy and active. A dependable lamp not only brightens the habitat but also supports your pet’s natural behaviors. Having a reliable source of heat and light ensures both comfort and vitality for aquatic and semi-aquatic reptiles.
The Zoo Med Repti Tuff Splashproof Halogen Lamp White is a rugged, long-lasting lighting option made for demanding environments. Designed for strength, the Zoo Med Repti Halogen Lamp is resistant to water splashes, making it ideal for aquariums and terrariums. As part of a trusted reptile heat lamp, it provides consistent heat and illumination while ensuring safety for your aquatic pets.
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
- The Zoo Med Repti Halogen Lamp is crafted from tough, splash-resistant materials that can handle moist environments. Its design makes it safe and long-lasting, ensuring reliable performance in aquatic terrarium setups.
Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Splashproof halogen reptile lamp
Aquatic turtles and other aquatic reptiles
Ceramic socket base (hood or clamp lamp only)
Heavy-duty, splashproof construction
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- For reptile use only, do not use with household lamps or fixtures.
- Always use with a ceramic socket base (never plastic).
- Do not submerge the Zoo Med Repti Halogen Lamp or expose it to direct streams of water.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets when operating.
- Allow the lamp to cool before handling to avoid burns.
Direction
Direction
- Screw the Zoo Med Repti Halogen Lamp securely into a hood or clamp fixture with a ceramic socket base.
- Position the lamp over the basking area to provide both heat and light.
- Use a thermometer to monitor habitat temperatures and adjust placement as needed.
- Replace the lamp when output decreases or at the end of its rated life.
- Always unplug before installation or removal.
