Arcadia Ceramic Heater Bulb - 100 Watt

The wattage depends on the enclosure size and the reptile species. A 100W bulb is commonly used. Consult a reptile care guide or a veterinarian for specific recommendations.

Use a pulse thermostat for accurate and consistent temperature control. This is necessary for this type of bulb.

The lifespan of the bulb varies, but it's recommended to replace it every 6-12 months to ensure optimal performance.

No, this type of bulb requires a pulse thermostat. Using a dimmer will likely damage the bulb and/or the thermostat.

Use a dry cloth to gently wipe the bulb clean. Make sure the bulb is cool before cleaning. Do not use liquids.

Yes, because it emits no visible light, this bulb is safe and ideal for nocturnal animals as it won't disrupt their sleep cycles.

If the bulb breaks, immediately unplug the lamp and allow it to cool before removing the broken pieces. Dispose of the broken bulb safely, and replace it with a new one.

Check the power supply and ensure the bulb is properly screwed into the lamp holder. Verify the thermostat settings and make sure it's functioning correctly. Replace the bulb if it's burned out.

Adjust the thermostat to a lower temperature setting. Increase the distance between the bulb and the basking spot. Ensure proper ventilation within the enclosure.

Adjust the thermostat to a higher temperature setting. Ensure the bulb wattage is sufficient for the enclosure size. Check for drafts or heat loss in the enclosure.