LLCHB Ceramic Heat Emitter, Ceramic Heat Lamp Bulb, Infrared Reptile Heat Emitter Heater Lamp Bulb for Turtle Snake Chicken (60)

Works good so far.

Great heat!! Keeps baby chicks perfectly warm. Wont break so easily, ( I dropped it twice). Been using it non stop for almost 2 months.

Works as expected. Excellent for the price.

We have a Ball python named Bubbles and these ceramic lights are perfect for her tank. Our house isnt always super warm, and this helps her tank not get too cold at night. If you prefer natural lighting for your reptile tanks these ceramic bulbs are worth trying.

Of the two emitters I received only one was working. It seems that Amazon is having malfunctions so Im unable to return the product. My review may change if I can get a replacement

My lizards are very happy

This bulb is just ok. It produces heat, but not enough to keep temps above 80 deg. I assume I received a lower watt bulb. My use was to provide a bit more heat during the evening on the hot side of the habitat when light is not needed. However it just couldnt keep the habitat at the correct temp. The heat it does produce is constant and unlike the incandescent bulbs doesnt cause the light assembly to be scorching hot. Overall this product works well. You just need to be careful of the bulb watt level when purchasing.

These were a good value & seem to be working great. Jusas good as name brand bulbs I’ve used in the past. My only real complaint would be how they sent them but I’m guessing that’s how they keep the cost down. They arrived inside a box that was stuffed into a padded envelope. The box/packaging was a little damaged however the bulbs were fine.

These bulbs make a nice heat source for chicks. I got the 60 W bulbs and setting up just one of them worked well for the six chicks we needed to keep warm in our house. If we were to keep much more than that I would either set up more than one bulb or get the higher wattage ceramic bulbs. I kept a digital thermometer in the box with them at first just to make sure I got the temperature right and had the bulb set at the right height. Some observations and adjustments are required for these to work well but no more than what you would need to do with a traditional red heat lamp from tractor supply. I don’t prefer those because in our case they are just way too hot and too much of a fire hazard. It should be noted that these ceramic bulbs don’t emit any light so one would need to provide another source for light for the chicks to be able to eat and drink during regular daylight hours.

We live in Louisiana said we do not need a large amount of heat for our chicken coop. My husband installed this heater under their nesting box and it provided just the right amount of heat.