Does the zoo med ceramic infrared heat emitter of 100 watts works with this item?
1031169
Not sure I totally understand you question, but I have been very happy with this product. I exclusively use the Zilla Night Black Heat Incandescent Bulb - 100 watt with this unit - - I tried a different brand bulb and it would burn out quickly, but with the Zilla bulb I don't have to change the bulb as quickly.
1031170
Yes. Up to 150 watts works. The ceramic emitter is close to the edge, but not beyond.
1031171
Yes, this reflector dome is rated for up to a 150 watt bulb, so you are safe with the 100 watt one (the 100 watt ceramic is exactly what I'm using n mine). HTH!
2207191
Probably. It is marked 10 Amp and 660 watts at 120 volts is 5.5 amps. Try it and monitor its temperature, especially on the ends, where the wire is crimped to the connectors. Of course at the waffle end the heater will make it hot, but it looks like Bakelite which can take some heat.
1472352
Since it has a ceramic heating element, I would imagine the device emits far infrared. Near infrared usually use the red or sometimes clear 'heat lamps'. So I wouldn't use the element that comes with this lamp for any kind of sauna/therapy use. If it could take a normal 'heat lamp' then it might work for that purpose (which is why I'm interested in this lamp).
2189279
I don't think so, but if this is the warmer that I ordered, it quit working the first time I used it. The other one I ordered did not work upon arrival.
305317
I don't think so. It is only 11 watts I don't think it would warm it enough to give you what you are looking for.
278319
Yes, the unit works off of passive infrared, which means the unit needs to see a change in temperature in motion to detect. So anything with a heat signature and moving within the detection area will be picked up.
295562
It should work with any equipment that uses an Infrared remote. Great product and reasonably priced. The owner himself responded to my technical call.
1134888
I have a smaller unit the Q 100 and it works on it. The item is very thick and takes some time to heat up.
362972
Yes as long as the ceramic heater is 220-240v and doesn't exceed the rated amp draw of the thermostat. i believe this thermostat is rated somewhere around 16-18 amps
2125748
You cannot unless you have a converter - not an adaptor, a converter. Device is 96 Watts when heating, so you will need a 100 Watts power (or voltage) converter.
511871
Any heat created from this bulb is very small. I have a second heat lamp to supply heat for my bearded dragon.
386109
I use 2 - 100w panels and 2 deep cell batteries to power a small refrigerater and works great! So should work well with heat bulb!
551987
It did not work with my Mr Heater Big Buddy. Received it quickly, hooked it up, and nothing. Went to Lowe's and bought one that worked great. I did retest this several days later too. I just didn't have the energy to go through refund process.
1943763
I use this for a 100w powersun uva/uvb bulb and it works perfect, i dont know how a ceramic heat emitter would do, but i dont think there should be a problem at all.
182974
I don't have this device but I do have another brand and it works with RF, infrared couldn't possibly be used as its too localized and requires direct view of the transmitter.
558346
It will work, but only using the composant connectors (Yellow, Red, White). It should be noted that the infrared emitter (to control your remote control) has a very limited range.
1880549
per their web site LF-12 Congratulations on your purchase of Zoo Med's Deluxe Porcelain 8.5" Clamp Lamp. Please read these instructions prior to use of your new lamp, and contact Zoo Med if anything is missing or unclear. This lamp is designed to accept a bulb or ceramic heat emitter of up to 150 watts.