Explore Our Ceramic Heat Lamps

At the heart of every healthy reptile habitat is a reliable, consistent heat source. For decades, ceramic heat lamps have been the go-to solution for pet owners, breeders, and farmers who need reliable warmth without worrying about unwanted light. Our ceramic heat lamps carry on this tradition, providing unmatched performance, durability, and safety for your animals.

A Brief History of Our Ceramic Heat Lamps

Ceramic Heat Lamps were developed out of environments where traditional incandescent lamps failed prematurely or disrupted an animal's natural circadian rhythms, requiring round-the-clock heat. Over the years, our team has continued to improve the product to ensure its efficiency, long life, and broad applicability.

What began as a simple reptile holding tank heating solution has evolved into a high-end infrared heating emitter for a wide range of animal care environments. Through careful selection of materials and innovative design, our ceramic heat lamp is known for its durability, consistent heat output, and safety features. It is trusted by pet lovers, herpetologists, and animal farms around the world.

Specifications at a Glance

Why choose ceramic heat lamps?

Our ceramic heat lamps are the ideal 24-hour “non-illuminated” heating source, meaning they do not emit any uncomfortable visible light, making them ideal for both diurnal and nocturnal animals. Its long-wave infrared radiation penetrates deeply into the animal's body, promoting circulation, digestion, and overall health.

Suitable for a wide range of species

Whether you have a cold-blooded reptile or a warm-blooded small mammal, our ceramic heat lamps meet a variety of needs:

• Reptiles: perfect for snakes, lizards, geckos, iguanas, and terrapins that need a warm basking area or constant ambient temperature.

• Birds and parrots: help maintain body temperature, especially in cold climates or during recovery from illness.

• Small mammals: for rabbits, guinea pigs, and even pigs, especially for newborns or during the cold season.

• Poultry: provides warmth for chicks and hens in brooder boxes and coops.

Safe and flexible installation

The ceramic heat lamps have a standard E26/E27 lamp head and can be installed in most common heat lamp bases or ceramic sockets. Its compact size (165-182 mm) and robust ceramic design make it easy to place in glass containers with high humidity or in large wire cages.

Since it generates a lot of heat, it is imperative:

• Use ceramic sockets (not plastic).

• Keep a safe distance and avoid direct contact to prevent burns.

• Use with a thermostat or temperature controller for optimal performance.

Durable

Our ceramic heat lamp lasts up to 5,000 hours, minimizing maintenance and replacement costs. It's designed for long-term use in challenging environments, whether you're running a zoo exhibit or just caring for pets at home.