Repticare Infrared Ceramic Heat Emitter (150 watt)

Arrived well protected in box, works fine. Heated up within seconds. Does its job. Produces no light.

Lasted about 2.5 years. Will be getting another one though. It worked great and offered even heat to my golden greek tortoise. Yes these do get hot, about 500 degrees which is why you put them in the cages. Make sure small children dont have access to them because it will burn.

My brother said that this works great and that it is more than what he expected at the time. Works great.

This makes a great heat source for brooding chicks, when you want to give them a Day and Night cycle. Add a Zoo Med Repto-500 thermostat and you have a great way of acclimating chicks!

Works really well! I have had it over a month now with no problems. It saved my bearded dragon and my wallet.

Bulb damaged. Bulb screw part coming off.

Living in the Southwest it doesnt get cold very often but when the temps dip we use this heat emitter to keep our chicken coop warm.

I ordered this to keep my chicken coop warm in the winter. I use this instead of a heat lamp because I want all the power going into making heat unlike a heat bulb that you buy at the hardware store. Some of that energy goes into light instead of heat.

This heater works great for keeping my crested geckos warm in the winter. It (hopefully obviously) gets very very hot (over 200F), so dont use it without appropriate mounting (I use this:

Bulb unscrewed from time to time but gets the job done. I might need to review the fixture