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UVA + UVB Reptile Basking Bulb – Heat, Light & Calcium Support, 80W–100W

SKU: ND-20-01
Availability: In stock
$46.99
Wattage: 80W
Product subtotal: $46.99
UVA + UVB Reptile Basking Bulb – Heat, Light & Calcium Support, 80W–100W
Regular price $46.99
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Wattage: 80W
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UVA + UVB Reptile Basking Bulb – Heat, Light & Calcium Support, 80W–100W
$46.99

Create a brighter, warmer basking zone with an all-in-one reptile bulb that combines heat, visible light, UVA and UVB output. Designed for basking reptiles, it helps address three common habitat needs in one fixture: maintaining a warm basking area, providing a clear daytime light cue, and supporting normal calcium metabolism when used as part of an appropriate UVB setup.

  • 3-in-1 Basking Support: Heat helps reptiles reach suitable basking temperatures, visible light creates a strong daytime cue, and UVB supports vitamin D3 synthesis and normal calcium use.
  • Sunlight-Like High-Intensity Output: Designed to recreate a bright, warm basking environment similar to strong tropical midday sun, helping establish a clearer day/night rhythm and encouraging natural basking behavior.
  • Focused Heat with Reflective Coating: An internal reflective layer concentrates more of the bulb's output toward the basking area, improving directional heat delivery.
  • Two Power Options: 80W and 100W versions let you match heat output to enclosure size, ventilation and target basking temperature.
  • 110V Version: Configured for 110V electrical systems.

Sizes: 80W — 14 × 9.5 cm; 100W — 15.5 × 11.5 cm.

Important Use & Safety:

  • Keep the bulb at least 20 cm (7.9 in) from the animal and basking surface.
  • Use the bulb in an upright position; do not operate it at an angle.
  • After switching the bulb off, wait at least 10 minutes before restarting.
  • Disconnect power before checking, replacing or handling the bulb.
  • Use a heat-resistant ceramic socket and verify enclosure temperature with a reliable thermometer. UVB exposure should be planned for the species, enclosure and lamp distance.

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