Repticare Infrared Ceramic Heat Emitter (150 watt)

It is okay. I am not sure I would not have been better off just getting a second bulb. Works as advertised though.

Damaged threads. Unusable!

The only way to go to keep your loved ones warm and happy.

I love Zoo Med products! I have a 5ft long x 3ft deep x 7ft high enclosure for my water dragon. I have this running on the Zoo Med ReptiTemp 500R thermostat. It cycles on and off and maintains my enclosure at 85F easily.

lasted two years hear the piece inside rattle yes no touchey this thing melt you skin right off . cant tell if its on so feel air around it first stays hot long time after turn off

Very disappointed did not put out the heat I expected might have been expecting to much but a 125 watt brooder bulb done better than it did.

The Amazon price for this was outstanding and the delivery quick. The Zoo Med ReptiCare IR heater is the best heater I have found for herps. Anyone keeping a reptile should have, as a minimum, a proper habitat, reliable IR heater and a proper light. The herps we have rescued often suffer from an inadequate environment and improper diet. PLEASE read, learn and be certain you are willing and able to properly care for all critters you bring into your house, try to get a rescue animal -- they need a home, then buy only the best equipment for them, like Zoo Med heaters and keep your critters healthy (dont cut corners) -- they depend on you.

This heater works great in my chicken tractor. There coop is 4x4and holds only four chickens for now.

Try to get a cover for your lamp as this exposed bulb has no visible on indicator. It can be a hazard.

Havent quite dared to use it. It has a strong odor of burning electronics when plugged in. Recently saw a forum posting that says all ceramic heaters have an odor at first, but Im inclined to return it.