Simple Deluxe 100W 2-Pack Ceramic Reptile Heat Lamp Heat Emitter Bulb No Light Emitting Brooder Coop Heater for Amphibian Pet & Incubating Chicken, Black

I purchased these bulbs to use in reptile enclosures as controlled heating devices, and they’ve worked very well for my needs. I’ve bought them multiple times over the past couple of years, and they consistently perform as expected. They’re a great option if you’re looking for a no-light heat source and want to avoid using infrared bulbs.The bulbs do get very hot when not on a regulator, but I’ve never experienced issues with them overheating the lamp itself. Their longevity is also impressive—they last for several months before needing replacement. Using them with a regulation device to control when they turn on and off further extends their lifespan.They’ve worked perfectly in all the lamps I’ve used, and I appreciate that they come in a two-pack, which provides a convenient backup replacement.Overall, these bulbs are an excellent choice for anyone seeking a low-light heating alternative for their reptile enclosures. I highly recommend them for their reliability, effectiveness, and value.

I've only just started using this heat element but it's doing its job so far! It puts out ample heat for sure! It's straight forward & simple, same as screwing in a light bulb! And if I can get 6 months out of each element then they're definitely worth the money! If something happens to soon, or something out of the ordinary happens I will update my review! Functionality as well and as far as durability I cannot say I am not willing to test that. From what I can see they are built pretty sturdy though.

Bought these to raise chicks. The chicks are doing great and I like that they're staying warm and getting natural light instead of the red lamps most hatcheries recommend

Emits some nice heat. Came in handy for a baby pigeon I brought inside. Helped it stay warm. Gets very hot! Be careful

I have the 150W version as well as the 75W ones. I'm presently using both for control of my Boas habitate. One of the 150's blew apart after putting a dimmer switch that was defective on it but can say they heat up the environment quite well. As of 3 weeks seems to be holding up well.

I like these for my grow tent because they have less affect than a heater on humidity, but they do some atmosphere drying, and you need a few different wattage's for heat adjustment. I have 50W, 100W, and 150W packs. So I mix and match depending on heat and humidity needs. By the way, I have 3 different brands of Ceramic Heat bulbs, and I notice each brand gets high or low scores....so answer me this, 3 different suppliers / Brand Names, but each Brand heater has the same manufacturer markings on them, how does that make sense?????

They work great and are very durable bulbs. Definitely worth the price you pay for them and very easy to install.

Great price for two bulbs! And these last far longer than this thin glass ones