Reptile heat lamp Hagen Exo Terra PT2132 75 W R20 – 1 pc

Hagen Exo Terra PT2132 75 W R20 is a single reptile heat lamp designed to provide directed heat and broad-spectrum daylight for terrariums. The R20-shaped bulb delivers focused infrared warmth suitable for creating basking sites while its Neodymium sleeve and broad-spectrum output support plant photosynthesis and contribute UVA radiation that aids reptile physiological well‑being. The lamp consumes 75 kWh per 1000 hours and is intended as a supplemental heat and light source to help establish temperature gradients inside enclosures.

Advantages

The lamp combines focused heat with a daylight spectrum, enabling precise placement of a warm basking spot while also supplying UVA to support natural behaviors. Its spot design directs light and heat where needed without excessively warming the entire terrarium. The Neodymium sleeve improves color rendering and spectral balance, making it suitable for planted setups and for encouraging activity and feeding behavior in diurnal reptiles.

Suitable for

• Creating localized basking areas for lizards and other diurnal reptiles
• Supplemental daytime heating in small to medium terrariums
• Planted terrariums where broad‑spectrum light benefits photosynthesis
• Enclosures where UVA exposure supports natural behavior and breeding

Key specifications

• Wattage: 75 W
• Bulb shape: R20 spot
• Light spectrum: broad‑spectrum daylight with UVA output
• Sleeve: Neodymium for improved color rendering
• Intended use: directed basking and supplemental heating for terrariums
• Energy consumption reference: approximately 75 kWh per 1000 hours

How to use

Install the lamp in a suitable ceramic or heat‑resistant fixture positioned above the preferred basking area, ensuring safe distance from animals and enclosure materials to avoid overheating. Aim the spot to create a clear thermal gradient, measuring surface and ambient temperatures with appropriate thermometers to achieve species‑specific basking temperatures. For planted setups, position the lamp to provide sufficient light to the plants while preventing hot spots that could damage foliage. Replace the lamp according to manufacturer guidance or when output visibly diminishes.

Usage recommendations

Use the heat lamp as part of a complete thermal and lighting strategy: combine with ambient heaters, hides, and night heat sources if 24‑hour heating is required. Monitor temperatures regularly, maintain safe mounting clearances, and avoid direct contact between the bulb and any flammable materials or water. Choose lamp placement and operating hours based on the biological needs of the specific reptile or amphibian species kept.