Exo Terra Basking Spot Lamp - 150 Watts

The lifespan of the bulb can vary, but it's recommended to replace it every 6-12 months, or sooner if the heat output decreases significantly.

The 150W bulb is suitable for many reptile species. However, wattage should be chosen based on the enclosure size and the reptile's specific needs. Always monitor the temperature carefully and adjust as needed.

No, this type of lamp is not designed to be used with a dimmer. Using a dimmer can damage the bulb and potentially cause safety issues.

No, this lamp provides heat and UVA. You'll need a separate UVB bulb for your reptile's UVB needs.

The beam angle is 45 degrees, which creates a focused basking spot.

UVA light contributes to reptiles' physiological well-being and stimulates breeding behavior, mimicking the benefits of natural sunlight.

Use a digital thermometer with a probe or a temperature gun to accurately measure the basking spot and ambient temperatures within the enclosure.

Yes, it is highly recommended to use this lamp with a thermostat to maintain a safe and stable temperature within the enclosure.

Check the power connection and the lamp itself for damage. Ensure the bulb is properly screwed into the fixture. Try a different outlet to rule out electrical issues.

Increase the distance between the lamp and the basking spot. Ensure adequate ventilation in the enclosure. Use a thermostat to regulate the temperature.

Check the temperature of the basking spot with a thermometer. Ensure the temperature is appropriate for your reptile's species. The lamp may be too far away or the temperature may not be high enough. Also check your UVB lighting is functioning correctly.

Ensure the lamp is used with a compatible fixture. Check for any power surges. Ensure the lamp isn't subjected to moisture or physical damage.