Poweka UVB Reptile Heating Lamp, Reptile Lamp Bulb with Anti-hot Cage UVB Light Holder for Reptiles, Lizards, Turtle, Snakes, Aquarium (UK Plug 220V)
Specification: Condition:100% Brand New Material: Aluminum + Plastic Bulb: E27( Inlcuded 2 pcs uvb heat lamp bulb) Plug Type: UK Plug 220V Power: 300W Multi Scene & Purpose? Can be used to keep warm for reptile terrarium (tortoises, lizards, etc) and also can be used to sun and supplement the calcium for water turtle, etc in fish tank Advantage: - Valid offers pet daily required intake of long-wave UVA ultraviolet light. - Improve climb pet food to promote appetite and help digestion and nutritionally balanced growth. - As well as heating help assimilation about pyramiding of turtles and other phenomena have significant role in the prevention and improvement. Suggestion: 1.Usually turn on light for 2~4 hours per day to remain its lifetime; long time light treatment is not good for your animals. 2.It is best to turn on the light for 3-4 hours at a time. It is used to give your pet a back and absorb ultraviolet rays. It can completely replace the sun, promote calcium absorption, and prevent arch back and limb weakness. 3.You can also open it once every 2-3 days, and extend the light time appropriately, about 4-6 hours.
Product Features
- Premiun Quality:Made of high quality aluminium and ceramics material, sturdy, durable and long service life.
- Enhance Lighting Efficiency---This UVA/UVB ceramic lamp can effectively reflected ultraviolet and keep heat accumulation. Reflection efficiency is 2 times higher than that of no lampshade.
- Easy to Use:Put the bulb on, then just press the button for open and close, anti-scald, explosion-proof.Rotatable 360 degrees, in up down left right direction.
- UVA/UVB Bulb Lamp Light: Include 2 pcs UVA/UVB Bulb ,Valid offers pet daily required intake of long-wave UVA ultraviolet light.
- Application: Can be used to keep warm for reptile terrarium (tortoises, lizards, etc) and also can be used to sun and supplement the calcium for water turtle, etc in fish tank
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