🔥 BOEESPAT 60W/100W/150W/250W Ceramic Heat Emitter: The Perfect Reptile Heat Lamp Bulb for Pet Brooder Coop, Lizard, Turtle, Aquarium Snake - Harmless, Light-Free Heating (Black) Review

Exactly what I needed. Power is the key here and they are perfect. They hold up well too, and they're a lot cheaper than big brands.

I tested this bulb when it arrived and it worked. When I had to use it, it worked the first time I turned it on, but died at the end of the day. The bulb it was in has a power limit way above the bulb and feels great. There's no way back.

It obviously takes up little space in my outdoor wild cat house, but it works well for keeping the inside warm or hot for my furry friends outdoors. I also bought a reptile lamp with a collar to hang at the front of the house. Be careful to keep the plastic tab away from the front or sides of the lamp.

I bought this 60w bulb to replace my higher wattage bulb but after a night of continuous use it stopped working. After trying to test it to see if it would work again, I also noticed a rattling noise coming from inside the bulb, which was supposed to mean the component was broken. I had high hopes for this bulb, maybe the one I received was defective.

In fact my girls hardly slept with the lights on. This new ceramic light is less lightweight and seems to give off a decent amount of heat, but not too much. I am very satisfied, as are my girls, who have space between 45-58 at minus temperatures. Of course, this chicken coop is a bit isolated, but that's a whole different topic and paragraph. Overall, I'm very happy with the performance of this flashlight.