Arcadia Reptile - Solar Basking Floodlight - 50w - Standard E27 Fitting - Produces Essential UVA - Aids Wellbeing & Colour Vision - Suitable For All Reptiles

Arcadia Reptile - Solar Basking Floodlight - 50w - Standard E27 Fitting - Produces Essential UVA - Aids Wellbeing & Colour Vision - Suitable For All Reptiles

The Arcadia reptile basking solar range of heating lamps comprised of two different lamps with two very different purposes. These tried and tested lamps offer great value for money and at a quality that is only to be expected from the Arcadia reptile brand. The basking solar flood lamp is available in 50, 75 and 100 watts and will provide ambient heat to an enclosure As a wide flood source. The lamp has an inviting warm colour and uses standard E27 fittings. These lamps have been designed to provide a good quality of heat and can be used with a thermostatic controller. These lamps produce essential Supplementary UVA to aid wellbeing and colour vision and should be used alongside a species appropriate Arcadia reptile UVB system. Box Contains LAMP

Product Features

• BASKING FLOODLIGHT - The Arcadia Reptile 50w Solar Basking Floodlight produces a smooth, wide projection of warming illumination which will increase the ambient temperature in a vivarium or terrarium. IR-A rich.
• ACHIEVE OPTIMUM TEMPERATURE - With a standard E27 fitting, these flood lamps help to achieve your specific reptile's optimum temperature for thermo-regulation, helping to keep your reptile healthy.
• BEST USED WITH - Replicating the warm rays of the sun, the Floodlight can be used with a Thermostat to carefully & accurately maintain the perfect daytime temperature for your reptile.
• INFRA-RED RICH HEAT - Designed to provide a good quality of smooth Infra-Red-A rich heat, these lamps produce essential UVA and should be used alongside a species appropriate UV-B system.
• SUITABLE FOR - The Arcadia Reptile Solar Basking Floodlight is suitable for reptiles such as Bearded Dragons, Leopard Geckos, Tortoises, Corn Snakes, Crested Geckos and Royal Pythons.

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