Is this 50W GU-10 halogen bulb the same as the 50W GU-10 bulb used as a reptile heat source as seen in the R-Zilla SRZ20519 Reptile Light and Heat Combo Fixture?
1068118
Answer here...I don't know, but what I can tell you is these bulbs are cheep china CRAP!! don't buy. I bought this pack and bulbs started burning out inside of 3 weeks.
1068119
I'm not sure if it is the same bulb you need for a reptile heat source, it probably is the same; the "10" bulb means that you are buying 10 bulbs in quantity. They are very good and the customer service there is the best.
1068120
They are not suitable for a heat lamp in any form for reptiles.. The light spectrum is way off. Buy a dedicated Lamp. Trust me you will have a happier lizard..
1987141
No bulbs or ceramic heaters are provided. Considering different reptiles require different amounts of heat & various strengths of uv lighting, it is up to the individual to research what specific needs your reptile requires & then buy the proper lights & heat globes.
388318
This item has a misleading label. It is only the fixture, which holds a MR16 bulb with a GU10 base. These are sold in both halogen and LED. Color temperature will depend on the bulb chosen.
1049382
I recently purchased this for my beardie and am currently using the 75w daylight basking spot bulb by exo terra. I've had no issues. It works great. You can use up to a 150w bulb in them.
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No, you have to buy whatever bulbs you are using. I use a 150 watt heat bulb and a Reptisun 10.0 UV bulb. I have a single dome on the other side with a 100 watt heat for a cooler area.
1713400
I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. I rarely ever check my email. I bought this light as a replacement bulb for (a very old) outdoor fixture located above my car. It is strong enough to light up my side of the street (as well as a few other houses). As far as reptile care, I have no idea. Sorry, I was unable to answer your question. Best of luck finding your answer.
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If you want broad spectrum bulbs, Exo Terra has the repti glo 10.0 broadspectrum for desert reptile and repti glo 2.0 to simulate bright daylight Sun. They also have bulbs for rainforest reptiles, too.
1121287
I wouldnt use the included bulb for anything but plants. I had read mixed reviews about using the bulb for animals and decided to try it out with my jacksons chameleon. Ended up causing temporary damage to my chams eyes and required a vet visit. I took the advice of other reviewers and replaced the bulb with a ReptiSun and all is well. Been using the fixture with replaced bulb for a year now with no issues.
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I don't think so.There are special "UVB light bulb"s for reptiles and amphibians.I bought this for my gold fishes. There is the "Zoo Med ReptiSun 5.0 Mini Compact Fluorescent Lamp, 13 Watts" that is 5% UVB output & 30% UVA output..You may want to look at this one and is on Amazon.com
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Go to the fixture's website or find it on amazon and read the specs (it should tell you what size you need.)I only can answer questions about the bulb. Reptisun 10.0 fits my fixtures ;) and is the ONLY one I trust for good UVB for my critters. Hope this helps.
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iss the 4a to signify 4 amp......if soo ..that is impossible......50 watt halogen bulb..does get hot....the socket is for a bi-pin halogen bulb...I believe it is called a g 4........mr16 halogen bulb..and a bi-pin halogen...peanut bulb..will work... I run mine directly off a 12 volt battery...never touch the bulb..with your oily skin....never get the bulb wet.. a 20 watt halogen bulb is equivalent to about a ..60 watt Edison base light bulbs...I put pie pans for reflectors to enhance the light production....all for emergency lighting
508424
This bulb is perfect for all reptiles that require natural sunlight. You will need to get the right length bulb for your cage/tank, but it's a great product.
1868695
I'm not 100% sure I understand your question. What this fixture uses are 35 watt, 120 volt halogen bulbs. They have the GU10 base (two metal posts, as opposed to a standard incandescent "screw in" type base). Although 35 watt may sound low power, they put out a lot of light for a small bulb. The tech specs in the Amazon ad says "12 volt", but I think that's a misprint. I have mine wired to standard US 120-volt power.
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Halogen bulb GU10 (they come with the fixture). These bulbs get extremely hot and need to be away from flammable surfaces. The heat generated from the bulbs made it very warm in my pantry. I replaced mine with LED bulbs from Amazon and it was well worth it.
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Included Zoo Med Mini Deep Dome Lamp Fixture features a polished aluminum dome interior that increases light and heat output by up to 30%. Signature extra-long, deep-dome design extends well beyond the lamp face to prevent accidental contact. Ceramic screw socket fixtures accommodate both incandescent and fluorescent reptile lamps up to 100 watts. 6 foot cord features an in-line on/off switch for your convenience. 5-1/2" diameter.
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no not that i remember i had to buy them i actually got regular incandescent aqurium bulbs they heated neough for my crested gecko i bought two one for each side. at the top of the enclosure it gets in the low 80s with the regular aquarium bulbs that almost too warm but mid height to bottom it will stay in the 70s.. so its safe.. the bulbs that will be in the fish section are very very cheap.. the are long bulbs
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Yes the answer referring to the bulb size being 30 inch is incorrect and obviously from someone who does not have first hand experience. This 30 inch fixture takes a 24 inch T-* bulb and the repti-sun 10.0 does fit in the 24 inch length.