2-Pack 100W Ceramic Heat Lamp with 1-pcs Digital-Thermometer, Infrared Heat Emitter Bulbs for Reptiles, Amphibians, Chicken Brooder Coop Lizard Turtle Snake Aquarium, No Light No Harm, ETL Listed
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Chris Schultz
> 3 dayBottom line, look towards another brand. One was faulty out of the box, it doesn’t heat and it broke the dimming function on my lamp. Quality control seems pretty bad on these. From the attached picture, you can see one of them is pretty crooked. That crooked one is the one that works, surprisingly! The one that does work, works fine enough. Heats well. It even dims well after buying another working dimmer. Considering one of these in-store costs $40 bucks, I’m not totally regretting this purchase but I wish I went with another brand. The extra thermostat isn’t really worth it.
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M. Alsulaiti
> 3 dayWorks as expected
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Yadira Balistreri
> 3 dayBulbs did not last
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EM
> 3 dayI use these for my Ackies, they are a great heat source for them
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c
> 3 dayThey came in the box and looked like they have been used already.. I checked on the temperature every 45minutes-1 hour the first time using them to make sure my bearded dragon isn’t being burnt. Heat is alright, keeps my 120 gal tank about 71-73° right underneath it. Does not heat up the whole tank, but I wasn’t expecting it to. Yes, I did still use the emitters after I saw it had already been used, because I’m desperate since her tank goes below 65° at night. It’s okay, but I’m still seeing how well it lasts in the long run.
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Susan
> 3 dayDifferent than my minds eye...
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KBAD
13-06-2025Updating my review- moving to 1 Star. The first set I purchased had a manufacturing error and CHE was installed very crooked. Then when I got the 2nd pair it was working till this morning when I woke up I found it burnt out! With less than a month of use it already died. Time to find a different vendor. Fool me twice and I’m done. One of the two bulbs is defective. It was installed very crooked and doesn’t screw in without touching the side of the lamp directly. I can’t return because my reptile needs a heat lamp so I’ll only get 50% of the product.
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jimmy
> 3 dayGood price for both bulbs
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DR32707
Greater than one weekDid a great job of keeping all my chicks alive and warm.
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Dianna Nelson
> 3 dayWorked great in my dragons tank
- Product Parameters:
- Material: Ceramic, Metal.
- Heating Source: Ceramic, Infrared, Electrical, No Light Emitted.
- Socket: Only Porcelain Socket (E26/E27).
- Input Voltage: AC 90V-120V.
- Power(Wattage): 100-Watts.
- Diameter of Heating Surface: 3.15IN (Approx).
- Color: Black.
- Usage Suggestions: Heating, Chicken Coops, Brooding, Grow Light, Great for Reptile and Amphibian.
- Package Include: 2 x Ceramic Heat Lamp (Black) + 1 x Digital Thermometer.
- PLEASE NOTE: The digital thermometer is placed in the built-in box of the ceramic lamp. Please open the ceramic lamp box when receiving the package.
- Product Characteristic:
- 1. This 100W black ceramic heat emitter bulb is the perfect 24 hour heat source for reptiles and amphibians, it could last 9000-15,000 hours, even longer.
- 2. This infrared heat lamp is no light emitted, not disturb their normal sleep schedule (day or night).
- 3. Simple and Easy to Install: Just install into a standard porcelain E26/E27 socket.
- CAUTION:
- 1. Surface temperature is too high, do not directly touch during use.
- 2. Please adjust the distance between the lamp and the pet.
- 3. Do not touch the heat lamp immediately after turning off, please wait at least 1 hour to cool down.
- 4. PLEASE NOTE: The digital thermometer is placed in the built-in box of the ceramic lamp. Please open the ceramic lamp box when receiving the package.
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| Ceramic Heat Lamp Bulb | Ceramic Heat Lamp Bulb | Full Spectrum Sun Lamp Heat Bulb | Ceramic Heat Lamp Bulb | Full Spectrum Sun Lamp Heat Bulb | |
| Wattage | 75W | 150W | 75W | 150W | 50W |
| Package | 2 Pack | 2 Pack | 6 Pack | 2 Pack | 6 Pack |
| Features | No Light Emitted | No Light Emitted, Thicker Heating Surface | Sun Light, UVA+UVB | No Light Emitted | Sun Light, UVA+UVB |