TRIXIE 76101 reptile heat lamp 75 W

The TRIXIE 76101 reptile heat lamp 75 W provides a stable source of infrared heat designed for use in terrariums. With a rated power of 75 watts, this lamp is intended to create warm zones that help reptiles regulate their body temperature and maintain normal physiological functions. The heater is suitable for continuous use and features a long operational life, enabling consistent thermal conditions for captive reptiles.

Advantages

The infrared emission of the lamp supports heat regulation without producing visible light that could disturb the animal’s day–night cycle. As a continuous heat source, it contributes to digestion and activity levels by maintaining an appropriate basking temperature. Its extended service life reduces the need for frequent replacements and helps preserve a stable environment in the terrarium.

Suitable for

• Providing localized basking spots for small to medium terrarium reptiles
• Maintaining ambient heat zones for diurnal and nocturnal species that accept infrared heating
• Supplementing under-tank or ambient heaters where targeted warm areas are needed

Key specifications

• Power output: 75 W
• Type of radiation: infrared heat
• Intended use: permanent heat source for terrarium environments
• Operational lifespan: up to 10,000 hours

How to use

Install the heat lamp in a suitable terrarium fitting or lamp holder positioned to create a defined basking area while avoiding direct contact with the animal. Place the lamp at a distance that establishes the desired temperature gradient in the enclosure; measure surface temperatures with a reliable thermometer to confirm safe basking conditions. Use in combination with a thermostat or temperature controller where required to prevent overheating and to maintain consistent day and night temperatures.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the lamp and mounting hardware for signs of wear or damage. Replace the lamp at the end of its service life and keep clean air flow around the fitting to avoid heat build-up. Consult species-specific husbandry guidelines to determine appropriate basking temperatures and durations.