DXOPHIEX 8.5inch Dome Reptile Heat Lamp Reptile Light Fixture UVB Light Fixture Max 150W for Bearded Dragon, Turtles, Snake and Lizard Terrarium

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  【Ceramic Heat Lamp&Max 150W】:The 8.5inch dome reptile heat lamp fixture is rated at a maximum of 150 watts and has an E26 ceramic socket. The ceramic lamp head offers good heat resistance,making it suitable for most reptile heat lamp reptile bulbs; you can match different reptile heat lamps meet the needs of pets.

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  【High Quality & High Reflection】:The inner layer of the reptile reflector dome light fixture is made of high-quality aluminum alloy material with a thickness of 1mm. The terrarium light fixture is well polished to effectively reflect heat and increase brightness. It enhances the output of UVA and UVB light sources, providing a comfortable light and temperature environment for your pet.

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  【Independent Switch & Easy to Hang】:The UVB reptile light fixture is equipped with an independent switch control, allowing you to control the reptile light bulb individually. This makes it easy to set the temperature environment in the reptile terrariums. It is safe and convenient to operate. The heat lamp for reptiles comes with a hook, allowing you to simply place it on the reptile tank or hang it on the reptile lamp stand.

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  【Ventilation Hole Design & Good Heat Dissipation】:The top of the bearded dragon light fixture features ventilation holes that effectively dissipate heat and prevent excessive heat accumulation in the reptile basking bulb. This helps reduce the risk of bulb damage and extends the service life of the bearded dragon heat lamp.

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  【Perfect Fit for Multiple Reptile Heat Lamps】: Our lizard heat lamp fixture is widely compatible with various heat lamps, including ceramic heat emitter, turtle heat lamps, UVB UVA basking spot lamps, UVB reptile lights, night lights, infrared spot lamps, and more. It is great for bearded dragons, lizards, turtles, hermit crabs, frogs, snakes, leopard geckos, ball pythons, and other reptiles and amphibians.

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