Arcadia Infrared Basking Spot 150 Watt

The lifespan can vary, but it's recommended to replace the lamp every 6-12 months, or as needed, to ensure optimal performance.

Yes, you can use this lamp with a timer to control the on/off periods. However, using a dimming thermostat is recommended for precise temperature control.

The distance depends on the wattage of the lamp and the specific reptile species. Monitor the basking spot temperature and adjust the distance to maintain the appropriate temperature range. Always consult with a reptile specialist to determine the ideal temperature for your reptile.

Use a fixture designed for reptile heat lamps, with an E27 socket. Make sure the fixture is rated for the wattage of the bulb (150W).

Yes, the red glass helps to minimize the amount of visible light emitted. Make sure your reptile has access to a cooler area of the enclosure.

Allow the lamp to cool and then clean it with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use any liquids or harsh chemicals.

Check the power connection, ensure the bulb is correctly screwed in, and verify the fixture is working. Replace the bulb if necessary.

Increase the distance between the lamp and the basking spot, or use a dimming thermostat to regulate the temperature.

Reduce the distance between the lamp and the basking spot. Ensure the lamp wattage is appropriate for the vivarium size and reptile species.