Heat Emitters

The Zoo Med Nano Ceramic Heat Emitter provides 24-hour warmth for all reptiles. This conveniently compact heat source screws into a standard porcelain incandescent socket and emits intense infrared heat that penetrates muscles and promotes activity.

• 24-hour heat emitter for nano-sized terrariums
• Provides intense heat with no light
• Lasts up to 5 years

Ideal for small geckos, hatchling reptiles, amphibians or invertebrates (arachnids or tarantulas). 2-year manufacturer warranty.

The Zoo Med Halogen Heat Lamp is a crisp, white basking light that also provides heat to support your reptiles thermo-regulation. Halogen technology increases the burn life resulting in fewer replacements and money saved!

• Crisp, bright daylight basking lamp
• Emits heat to support thermo-regulation
• Halogen technology increased burn life

Sized for nano terrariums. 3-month manufacturer warranty.

Zoo Med Paludarium Programmable Heaters are fully submersible and feature an easy-to-read digital temperature display, allowing you to maintain precise control. The heater easily attaches to the tank wall with powerful suction cups and will automatically shut off if removed from the water to prevent overheating.

• Programmable heater for aquatic habitats
• Helps prevent appetite loss due to low temperatures
• Fully submersible with auto shut-off if removed from water
• Features digital temperature display & suction cup mounting
• Extra long 9.8' (3 m) power cord

Designed for use in paludariums and other aquatic habitats. Simply mount on the side or back wall of your pet habitat using included suction cups and plug in to start operation. The heater may be programmed to heat the water to 68-93?F (20-34?C). 1 year warranty.

Specifications:
PH-25:

• 25 Watt
• Up to 7 gallons of water

PH-50:

• 50 Watt
• Up to 15 gallons of water

PH-100

• 100 Watt
• Up to 30 gallons of water

Zoo Med Repti Temp Rheostat - For manual heat control. With a turn of the knob, you can adjust the temperature of most non-thermostatically controlled heating devices! Plug in up to 2 compatible heating items with a combined wattage of up to 150 watts!

• Provides manual heat control
• Simple operation
• For use with most reptile heating devices

Turn your heaters up in the winter and down in the summer depending on your inside house temperatures! Great for use with Zoo Meds Repticare Rock Heater, Ceramic Heat Emitters, ReptiTherm Under Tank Heaters, incandescent heat bulbs (up to 150 watts) as well as other reptile heat devices.

For use with:

• Reptile rock heaters
• Reptile heat caves
• Reptile heat pads or under tank heaters
• Reflector spot bulbs
• Infrared spot bulbs
• Ceramic heat emitters
• All other types of reptile heat lamps up to a total of 150 watts maximum

1-year manufacturer warranty.

FAQ:
Q: What is the difference between a rheostat and a thermostat
A: A rheostat is basically a dimmer. It allows you to manually reduce the amount of power reaching a heater. A thermostat like the 500R senses the temperature and turns the heater on and off accordingly.
Q: Can I use the rheostat/thermostat with a Reptisun, Avian Sun or Power Sun UV
A: These lamps need specific line voltages; they cannot be used with dimmers/rheostats.
Q: How many heating devices can be controled with this device
A: You can plug up to two heating devices into this temperature controller. Make sure the maximum wattage capability is not exceeded.
Q: I am using a thermostat/rheostat and the temperature is not rising.
A: Thermostats and rheostats cannot increase the temperature a heat source is capable of putting out. Setting the thermostat/rheostat to the maximum temperature/ level will be as hot as the heat source itself will get.

Take your reptile husbandry to the next level with Zoo Meds Professional Series ReptiCare Infrared Heat Projector!

• Emits both Infrared A & Infrared B wavelengths
• Carbon fiber filament will last longer while emitting heat 24/7
• Offers a wide, even, and safe basking zone
• Can help increase metabolism
• Deep tissue penetration

Take your reptile husbandry to the next level with Zoo Meds Professional Series ReptiCare Infrared Heat Projector!

• Emits both Infrared A & Infrared B wavelengths
• Carbon fiber filament will last longer while emitting heat 24/7
• Offers a wide, even, and safe basking zone
• Can help increase metabolism
• Deep tissue penetration

Take your reptile husbandry to the next level with Zoo Meds Professional Series ReptiCare Infrared Heat Projector!

• Emits both Infrared A & Infrared B wavelengths
• Carbon fiber filament will last longer while emitting heat 24/7
• Offers a wide, even, and safe basking zone
• Can help increase metabolism
• Deep tissue penetration

Zoo Med ReptiCare Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitters provide 24 hour heat for all tropical and desert reptiles. Each ceramic heat bulb lasts up to 5 years, which is twice as long as the competition! ReptiCare Heat Emitters emit no light, are water resistant, and perfect for high humidity terrariums.

• Perfect 24 hour non-light emitting heat source
• Ideal heat emitter for all tropical and desert reptiles
• Lasts up to 5 years - 25,000 hour average life

These porcelain heating devices screw into a standard porcelain incandescent socket, giving off intense, "muscle-penetrating" infrared heat, while emitting no light. The flat-faced design is more efficient and longer lasting than conical designs which build up excess heat internally, ultimately carbonizing the element.

Zoo Med recommends using the ReptiCare Ceramic Infrared Heat Lamp with the Zoo Med Wire Cage Lamp (LF-10), as well as a thermostat or rheostat to control the heat output. This heater has no Teflon coating. UL/cUL classified when used in conjunction with Zoo Meds Wire Cage Clamp Lamp (LF-10).

2-year manufacturers warranty.

FAQ:
Q: What fixture should I use with this heat emitter
A: We recommend using the Wire Cage Clamp Lamp (LF-10).
Q: Can I use a rheostat/thermostat with the Ceramic Heat Emitter
A: Yes! A Thermostat or rheostat can be used to control the heat output of this heater.
Q: Is the Ceramic Heat Emitter coated with Teflon
A: No. There is no coating on this heater.

Zoo Med ReptiCare Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitters provide 24 hour heat for all tropical and desert reptiles. Each ceramic heat bulb lasts up to 5 years, which is twice as long as the competition! ReptiCare Heat Emitters emit no light, are water resistant, and perfect for high humidity terrariums.

• Perfect 24 hour non-light emitting heat source
• Ideal heat emitter for all tropical and desert reptiles
• Lasts up to 5 years - 25,000 hour average life

These porcelain heating devices screw into a standard porcelain incandescent socket, giving off intense, "muscle-penetrating" infrared heat, while emitting no light. The flat-faced design is more efficient and longer lasting than conical designs which build up excess heat internally, ultimately carbonizing the element.

Zoo Med recommends using the ReptiCare Ceramic Infrared Heat Lamp with the Zoo Med Wire Cage Lamp (LF-10), as well as a thermostat or rheostat to control the heat output. This heater has no Teflon coating. UL/cUL classified when used in conjunction with Zoo Meds Wire Cage Clamp Lamp (LF-10).

2-year manufacturers warranty.

FAQ:
Q: What fixture should I use with this heat emitter
A: We recommend using the Wire Cage Clamp Lamp (LF-10).
Q: Can I use a rheostat/thermostat with the Ceramic Heat Emitter
A: Yes! A Thermostat or rheostat can be used to control the heat output of this heater.
Q: Is the Ceramic Heat Emitter coated with Teflon
A: No. There is no coating on this heater.

Zoo Med ReptiCare Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitters provide 24 hour heat for all tropical and desert reptiles. Each ceramic heat bulb lasts up to 5 years, which is twice as long as the competition! ReptiCare Heat Emitters emit no light, are water resistant, and perfect for high humidity terrariums.

• Perfect 24 hour non-light emitting heat source
• Ideal heat emitter for all tropical and desert reptiles
• Lasts up to 5 years - 25,000 hour average life

These porcelain heating devices screw into a standard porcelain incandescent socket, giving off intense, "muscle-penetrating" infrared heat, while emitting no light. The flat-faced design is more efficient and longer lasting than conical designs which build up excess heat internally, ultimately carbonizing the element.

Zoo Med recommends using the ReptiCare Ceramic Infrared Heat Lamp with the Zoo Med Wire Cage Lamp (LF-10), as well as a thermostat or rheostat to control the heat output. This heater has no Teflon coating. UL/cUL classified when used in conjunction with Zoo Meds Wire Cage Clamp Lamp (LF-10).

2-year manufacturers warranty.

FAQ:
Q: What fixture should I use with this heat emitter
A: We recommend using the Wire Cage Clamp Lamp (LF-10).
Q: Can I use a rheostat/thermostat with the Ceramic Heat Emitter
A: Yes! A Thermostat or rheostat can be used to control the heat output of this heater.
Q: Is the Ceramic Heat Emitter coated with Teflon
A: No. There is no coating on this heater.

Flukers Ceramic Heat Emitter produces no light while radiating intense direct heat, providing an ideal 24-hour heat source for both tropical and desert reptiles. This is an excellent solution for establishing the correct environmental temperature range (ETR) for your reptile or amphibian.

• Radiates intense infrared heat, but no light
• Ideal 24-hour heat source for tropical and desert reptiles
• Lasts up to 25,000 hours

The Ceramic Heat Emitter allows your pet to get the heat it needs, without a bright, blinding light causing harmful stress. Radiant heat is critical for providing reptiles with a healthy habitat. If a reptile is not provided with appropriate ETR, it cannot regulate its core body temperature and may be more prone to chronic infections. Ideal ETR varies from species to species; consult your pet professional for lighting recommendations for your pet.

Directions: Screw Heat Emitter into Flukers Repta-Lamp. Clamp lamp at one end of the enclosure (basking area) and plug in. DO NOT place Heat Emitter over glass or plexiglass. DO NOT allow reptile to contact the heat emitter. Turn emitter on and allow to heat for 30 minutes. Measure the floor temperature of the enclosure under the heat emitter to determine that it is appropriate for your pet.

Note: Some reptiles require a nighttime temperature drop to induce normal breeding behavior. A standard light timer can be used to turn off the Heat Emitter in the evening and back on again in the morning to create a more natural environment.

The Zoo Med Nano Ceramic Heat Emitter provides 24-hour warmth for all reptiles. This conveniently compact heat source screws into a standard porcelain incandescent socket and emits intense infrared heat that penetrates muscles and promotes activity.

• 24-hour heat emitter for nano-sized terrariums
• Provides intense heat with no light
• Lasts up to 5 years

Ideal for small geckos, hatchling reptiles, amphibians or invertebrates (arachnids or tarantulas). 2-year manufacturer warranty.

Zoo Med Repti Heat Cable allows you to put the heat right where you need it. Wrap it around branches or cage furniture! Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks!

• Put the heat right where you need it
• Wrap it around branches or cage furniture
• Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks

Optimum heat source to achieve temperature gradients inside the terrarium.Flexible, water resistant, and durable Repti Heat Cable has numerous uses for the professional or the hobbyist. Discover what keepers in Europe have used for years.

Specifications:
25 Watt: 14'9" Long (10-20 Gallon Tanks)
150 Watt: 52' Long (Breeder Tanks)

Note: Can be used in high humidity terrariums, NOT TO BE SUBMERGED IN WATER! The first 6.5 feet is the "cold lead". It does not heat up.

1-year manufacturer warranty.

FAQ:
Q: How is the wattage distributed
A: The wattage is evenly distributed throughout the length of the cable (not including the cold lead).
Q: What can I use to stick the heat cable to my terrarium
A: You can use electrical tape or any heat resistant tape to secure the cable to the cage and cage furniture.
Q: Can the heat cable be used with a thermostat or rheostat
A: Yes! We recommend using a rheostat or thermostat if your home reaches 80 degrees or warmer.
Q: Why doesnt the whole cable heat up
A: The first 6 feet of the cable is a cold lead designed to keep the heat from reaching the electrical socket.

Zoo Med Repti Heat Cable allows you to put the heat right where you need it. Wrap it around branches or cage furniture! Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks!

• Put the heat right where you need it
• Wrap it around branches or cage furniture
• Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks

Optimum heat source to achieve temperature gradients inside the terrarium.Flexible, water resistant, and durable Repti Heat Cable has numerous uses for the professional or the hobbyist. Discover what keepers in Europe have used for years.

Specifications:
25 Watt: 14'9" Long (10-20 Gallon Tanks)
150 Watt: 52' Long (Breeder Tanks)

Note: Can be used in high humidity terrariums, NOT TO BE SUBMERGED IN WATER! The first 6.5 feet is the "cold lead". It does not heat up.

1-year manufacturer warranty.

FAQ:
Q: How is the wattage distributed
A: The wattage is evenly distributed throughout the length of the cable (not including the cold lead).
Q: What can I use to stick the heat cable to my terrarium
A: You can use electrical tape or any heat resistant tape to secure the cable to the cage and cage furniture.
Q: Can the heat cable be used with a thermostat or rheostat
A: Yes! We recommend using a rheostat or thermostat if your home reaches 80 degrees or warmer.
Q: Why doesnt the whole cable heat up
A: The first 6 feet of the cable is a cold lead designed to keep the heat from reaching the electrical socket.

Zoo Med Repti Heat Cable allows you to put the heat right where you need it. Wrap it around branches or cage furniture! Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks!

• Put the heat right where you need it
• Wrap it around branches or cage furniture
• Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks

Optimum heat source to achieve temperature gradients inside the terrarium.Flexible, water resistant, and durable Repti Heat Cable has numerous uses for the professional or the hobbyist. Discover what keepers in Europe have used for years.

Specifications:
25 Watt: 14'9" Long (10-20 Gallon Tanks)
150 Watt: 52' Long (Breeder Tanks)

Note: Can be used in high humidity terrariums, NOT TO BE SUBMERGED IN WATER! The first 6.5 feet is the "cold lead". It does not heat up.

1-year manufacturer warranty.

FAQ:
Q: How is the wattage distributed
A: The wattage is evenly distributed throughout the length of the cable (not including the cold lead).
Q: What can I use to stick the heat cable to my terrarium
A: You can use electrical tape or any heat resistant tape to secure the cable to the cage and cage furniture.
Q: Can the heat cable be used with a thermostat or rheostat
A: Yes! We recommend using a rheostat or thermostat if your home reaches 80 degrees or warmer.
Q: Why doesnt the whole cable heat up
A: The first 6 feet of the cable is a cold lead designed to keep the heat from reaching the electrical socket.

Zoo Med Repti Heat Cable allows you to put the heat right where you need it. Wrap it around branches or cage furniture! Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks!

• Put the heat right where you need it
• Wrap it around branches or cage furniture
• Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks

Optimum heat source to achieve temperature gradients inside the terrarium.Flexible, water resistant, and durable Repti Heat Cable has numerous uses for the professional or the hobbyist. Discover what keepers in Europe have used for years.

Specifications:
25 Watt: 14'9" Long (10-20 Gallon Tanks)
150 Watt: 52' Long (Breeder Tanks)

Note: Can be used in high humidity terrariums, NOT TO BE SUBMERGED IN WATER! The first 6.5 feet is the "cold lead". It does not heat up.

1-year manufacturer warranty.

FAQ:
Q: How is the wattage distributed
A: The wattage is evenly distributed throughout the length of the cable (not including the cold lead).
Q: What can I use to stick the heat cable to my terrarium
A: You can use electrical tape or any heat resistant tape to secure the cable to the cage and cage furniture.
Q: Can the heat cable be used with a thermostat or rheostat
A: Yes! We recommend using a rheostat or thermostat if your home reaches 80 degrees or warmer.
Q: Why doesnt the whole cable heat up
A: The first 6 feet of the cable is a cold lead designed to keep the heat from reaching the electrical socket.

Zoo Med Repti Heat Cable allows you to put the heat right where you need it. Wrap it around branches or cage furniture! Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks!

• Put the heat right where you need it
• Wrap it around branches or cage furniture
• Use it underneath the tank or in breeder racks

Optimum heat source to achieve temperature gradients inside the terrarium.Flexible, water resistant, and durable Repti Heat Cable has numerous uses for the professional or the hobbyist. Discover what keepers in Europe have used for years.

Specifications:
25 Watt: 14'9" Long (10-20 Gallon Tanks)
150 Watt: 52' Long (Breeder Tanks)

Note: Can be used in high humidity terrariums, NOT TO BE SUBMERGED IN WATER! The first 6.5 feet is the "cold lead". It does not heat up.

1-year manufacturer warranty.

FAQ:
Q: How is the wattage distributed
A: The wattage is evenly distributed throughout the length of the cable (not including the cold lead).
Q: What can I use to stick the heat cable to my terrarium
A: You can use electrical tape or any heat resistant tape to secure the cable to the cage and cage furniture.
Q: Can the heat cable be used with a thermostat or rheostat
A: Yes! We recommend using a rheostat or thermostat if your home reaches 80 degrees or warmer.
Q: Why doesnt the whole cable heat up
A: The first 6 feet of the cable is a cold lead designed to keep the heat from reaching the electrical socket.

Flukers Ceramic Heat Emitter produces no light while radiating intense direct heat, providing an ideal 24-hour heat source for both tropical and desert reptiles. This is an excellent solution for establishing the correct environmental temperature range (ETR) for your reptile or amphibian.

• Radiates intense infrared heat, but no light
• Ideal 24-hour heat source for tropical and desert reptiles
• Lasts up to 25,000 hours

The Ceramic Heat Emitter allows your pet to get the heat it needs, without a bright, blinding light causing harmful stress. Radiant heat is critical for providing reptiles with a healthy habitat. If a reptile is not provided with appropriate ETR, it cannot regulate its core body temperature and may be more prone to chronic infections. Ideal ETR varies from species to species; consult your pet professional for lighting recommendations for your pet.

Directions: Screw Heat Emitter into Flukers Repta-Lamp. Clamp lamp at one end of the enclosure (basking area) and plug in. DO NOT place Heat Emitter over glass or plexiglass. DO NOT allow reptile to contact the heat emitter. Turn emitter on and allow to heat for 30 minutes. Measure the floor temperature of the enclosure under the heat emitter to determine that it is appropriate for your pet.

Note: Some reptiles require a nighttime temperature drop to induce normal breeding behavior. A standard light timer can be used to turn off the Heat Emitter in the evening and back on again in the morning to create a more natural environment.

Flukers Ceramic Heat Emitter produces no light while radiating intense direct heat, providing an ideal 24-hour heat source for both tropical and desert reptiles. This is an excellent solution for establishing the correct environmental temperature range (ETR) for your reptile or amphibian.

• Radiates intense infrared heat, but no light
• Ideal 24-hour heat source for tropical and desert reptiles
• Lasts up to 25,000 hours

The Ceramic Heat Emitter allows your pet to get the heat it needs, without a bright, blinding light causing harmful stress. Radiant heat is critical for providing reptiles with a healthy habitat. If a reptile is not provided with appropriate ETR, it cannot regulate its core body temperature and may be more prone to chronic infections. Ideal ETR varies from species to species; consult your pet professional for lighting recommendations for your pet.

Directions: Screw Heat Emitter into Flukers Repta-Lamp. Clamp lamp at one end of the enclosure (basking area) and plug in. DO NOT place Heat Emitter over glass or plexiglass. DO NOT allow reptile to contact the heat emitter. Turn emitter on and allow to heat for 30 minutes. Measure the floor temperature of the enclosure under the heat emitter to determine that it is appropriate for your pet.

Note: Some reptiles require a nighttime temperature drop to induce normal breeding behavior. A standard light timer can be used to turn off the Heat Emitter in the evening and back on again in the morning to create a more natural environment.