Quick Summary
The LUCKY HERP Reptile Night Heat Bulb is a 50W reptile heat lamp with UVA light for night time use. It is described as a basking spot lamp and is stated to use a standard E27 lamp base at 230 V.
The bulb is intended to simulate natural night time light and provide night time heat. If you are choosing between reptile bulbs, the key checks here are the wattage, the lamp base type and whether the socket matches your fixture.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | LUCKY HERP, the named brand for this reptile lamp. |
| Product type | Reptile night heat bulb with UVA light. |
| Wattage | 50W, which is the key power figure to match with the intended fixture. |
| Voltage | 230 V, so the supply needs to suit the lamp. |
| Base type | Standard E27 lamp base, which is the main fit check. |
| Intended use | Night time use for reptiles, with mention of turtles, bearded dragons, lizards, snakes and chameleons. |
| Stated lifespan | 2000-3000 hours, which may matter if you want to compare replacement timing. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Socket fit: This bulb uses an E27 base. Check your lamp holder before choosing an offer.
- Power rating: The bulb is 50W. Compare that with the rating of the fixture you plan to use.
- Supply voltage: The stated voltage is 230 V, so the lamp setup needs to match.
- Use at night: This is described as a night heat bulb with soft light and UVA light. Compare that with the lighting effect you want for the enclosure.
Choosing the Correct Version
This version is the 50W bulb. If you need a different output, check the wattage before placing an order so you match the lamp to your enclosure setup.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 50W rating, E27 base and 230 V requirement before choosing an offer. It is also worth checking that the bulb type matches the lamp holder and the night-time lighting effect you want for the enclosure.
