EXO TERRA Sun Glo Halogen Daylight Reptile Lamp, 35-w bulb - Chewy.com

Exo Terra Sun Glo Halogen Daylight Reptile Lamp

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Rated 2.871 out of 5 stars
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  • A broad-spectrum halogen bulb designed to emit a more natural light and higher amounts of UVA rays
  • Reptiles need UVA light to stimulate activity, encourage natural foraging and aid in digestion. Regular light bulbs do not produce UVA and lack of it can cause illness and even death.
  • Also offers an increased level of infrared penetration for optimal thermo-regulation
  • Enriches animal coloration and stimulates breeding behavior through UVA ray
  • Highly energy efficient, compact design (GU-10 fitting) with 4750 K color temperature

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Instructions

Halogen bulbs should not be touched with bare hands as the oils of the skin will significantly shorten the life of the bulb or cause it to shatter.

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20 Customer Questions

Ok, what's the major difference between a halogen bulb and a basking bulb? Both are used for heat/basking, right? Someone please explain the difference. Thanks.
Answer by Chewy • Nov 16, 2018
The difference between the two is in the composition of the glass envelope and the gas inside the envelope. They produce more visible light, they last longer, and they are more energy efficient. This product is a broad-spectrum halogen bulb designed to emit a more natural light and higher amounts of UVA rays.
is this a tungsten-halogen Incandescent bulb or is it just a regular heat projecting filament? asking because I can't see the percentage of infrared A, B or C produced and i need more A,B...
Answer by Chewy • Mar 09, 2020
Halogen bulbs are actually an advanced variation of incandescent bulb technology. By adding a trace amount of a halogen gas (methyl bromide) inside the bulb, a chemical reaction removes the tungsten from the wall of the glass and deposits it back onto the filament, extending the life of the bulb. The Exo Terra Sun Glo Halogen Daylight Lamp is a broad-spectrum halogen bulb designed to emit higher amounts of UVA rays, contributing to the physiological well-being of reptiles. It also offers an increased level of infrared penetration for optimal thermo-regulation.
What wattage would I need for a 10 gallon leopard gecko tank?
Answer by Chewy • Jan 30, 2021
For leopard geckos, we recommend the 100W or the 75W option. The 150W is too strong, and less than 75W is too weak. The light is bright and produces a good amount of heat. Combined with a good lamp or reflector dome, this will be enough to heat some of the air.
What size /w do bearded dragons need? I hear 60 alot?
Answer by Chewy • Aug 04, 2018
The wattage needed may vary depending on tank size. Use a 50-watt spot/heat bulb for a 20-gallon tank or 75-watt to 100-watt spot/heat bulb for a 30-gallon breeder tank. The height of the rock or the wattage of the bulb needs to be adjusted to get the basking spot to a 90 - 105 degree range.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Miek on Jul 30, 2022

Great bulbs, any other brand blows

Idk why everyone’s burns out after a week, I’ve never not have a bulb last me at least 6 month. I’ve actually had an 80w that lasted like 2 years and was used on my snake and leopard gecko, so it was switched over a lot.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Disappointing on May 8, 2022

Already Burnt Out

I bought the 150 W version and in less than 1 month it has already burnt out - super disappointing. I ended up having to put in the 100 W bulb from the other brand which is quite old but still going strong but my Beardie really needs 150 W so I'll probably have to order a new 150 W but I'm not sure if I just got a bad bulb or if this brand is garbage where it's the first time using it.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Whitney on Jun 7, 2022

Also disappointed

Like many of the other reviews, these bulbs just burn out too fast. I feel like i am spending $20 every couple of weeks on light bulbs. ugh

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Nick on Feb 17, 2022

Worst Bulb Ever!

I've only had this a week and it totally cracked and broke this morning after being on for a couple hours. It's winter and super cold right now. I need heat more than ever and have to wait for shipping and these are not cheap! I am so upset right now. I don't live in a huge city to just drive and pick up a new one. Of course they won't let me upload a photo lol

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Nick on Feb 28, 2022

WORST Bulbs Ever!

I bought one of these and it burnt out in a week so they sent me a replacement and it just went out again a week later! Horrible bulbs and for almost 30 bucks each they should be better. Nobody can afford a $30 bulb every week.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Hyde on Dec 19, 2021

Burnt out too quickly

Burnt out too quickly (within a few weeks). I don't like it and wouldn't recommend.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Mike on Nov 2, 2021

Disappointed

2 weeks after the bulb arrived it has already blown out.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Bearde on Jul 30, 2021

Right on time

I have nothing but great experiences and saved sone money meanwhile ...I will continue to use them to get my pets supplies from them.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Dmel on Jun 20, 2021

Great for its 3 week life

This bulb was great for the whole 18 days that it worked. It’s on a recommended dimmer and off at night but still already stopped working today. It was working one second and blew the next

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Leigh on Apr 24, 2021

Get a dimmable par38 instead

I ordered this 100w thinking the 75w wasn't enough as I didn't have it dimmed to maintain temps. 2-3 weeks after having to dim slightly to maintain temps with the 100w, it is 10° too cool and not dimmed at all. I was hoping the quality of the bulb was reflected in the price and branding, unfortunately not the case.