Fluker's Red Heat Incandescent Reptile Bulb 100W
Fluker's Red Heat Incandescent Reptile Bulb 100W
Key Benefits
Description
Description
The Fluker's 100W Black Nightlight Incandescent Reptile Bulb will keep your reptile toasty at night. Without interfering with your pet's evening routine, this soft bulb delivers warmth. It's a fantastic choice for preserving comfortable temperatures after dark. This bulb is a dependable option for a reptile heat lamp used at night if you want quiet, steady warmth.
INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS
INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS
- Glass
Attributes & Specifications
Attributes & Specifications
Fluker’s
Red
Heat incandescent bulb
Bearded Dragon, Blue-Tongued Skink, Boas, Chameleon, Colubrid, Corn Snake, Crested Gecko, Fire-belly Toad, Frog, Gecko, Greek Tortoise, Hermann's Tortoise, Hermit Crab, Iguana, Insect, King Snake, Leopard Gecko, Lizard, Map Turtle, Milk Snake, Millipedes, Newt, Pacman Frog, Painted Turtle, Pythons, Red Barn Toad, Red-Eared Slider Turtle, Red-Footed Tortoise, Roaches, Russian Tortoise, Salamander, Savanna Monitor, Scorpion, Snake, Spider, Tarantula, Tegu, Toad, Tomato Frog, Tortoise, Tree Frogs, Water Dragon, African Dwarf Frog, Anole, Aquatic Turtle, Asian Box Turtle, Axolotl, Ball Python, Arrow/Dart Frogs
safety & precautions
safety & precautions
- Avoid contact with the bulb when it’s lit or still hot to prevent burns.
- Ensure the bulb is used only in fixtures rated for incandescent bulbs of the same wattage to avoid electrical hazards.
- Replace the bulb immediately if it cracks or malfunctions to prevent fire or electrical risks.
- Keep the bulb and fixture away from flammable materials and avoid exposure to water to prevent accidents.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
- Securely screw the Fluker’s incandescent bulb into a Fluker’s Clamp Lamp, Hood, or any UL-approved incandescent fixture before plugging it in.
- Keep the light fixture outside the reptile enclosure to prevent burns from direct contact with the bulb.
- Use multiple bulbs if needed to maintain the proper Environmental Temperature Range (ETR).
- Monitor temperature with a Fluker’s thermometer.
- Maintain a 12-hour day and 12-hour night light cycle to support the reptile’s natural behavior.
- Use a Fluker’s Daytime bulb during the daylight period.
