Reptile Heat Lamp, Dual Head Turtle Aquarium Heat Light Bulbs with Cycle Timer, UVA UVB Heating Lamps Spot Light for Lizard Turtle Snake Aquarium Aquatic Plants (US Plug)

1. EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL: Specially designed for reptile heating, this dual head UVA UVB lamp comes with a cycle timer and 3 heating bulbs to meet the lighting and temperature needs of reptiles. 2. INDEPENDENT CONTROL FUNCTION: The dual headed reptile heating lamp has independent control options, allowing you to adjust heating and lighting settings separately. 3. CYCLE TIMER: The intelligent timer function of the reptile light allows you to set specific on off times for the light to automatically turn on off according to the set time cycle. There are 2 hour, 4 hour, or 8 hour cycling options. 4. GOOSENECK DESIGN: The lamp is designed with a flexible and sturdy gooseneck that can be easily adjusted to precisely direct heat and light in the direction you want. 5. WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Suitable for various amphibians, reptiles, and plants such as turtles, bearded dragons, lizards, geckos, frogs, toads, snakes, chickens, or birds. Spec: Item Type: Reptile Heat Lamp Material: Metal packing list: 1 x Reptile Heating Lamp 3 x Bulbs 1 x Instruction Manual Notice:

• EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL: Specially designed for reptile heating, this dual head UVA UVB lamp comes with a cycle timer and 3 heating bulbs to meet the lighting and temperature needs of reptiles.
• INDEPENDENT CONTROL FUNCTION: The dual headed reptile heating lamp has independent control options, allowing you to adjust heating and lighting settings separately.
• CYCLE TIMER: The intelligent timer function of the reptile light allows you to set specific on off times for the light to automatically turn on off according to the set time cycle. There are 2 hour, 4 hour, or 8 hour cycling options.
• GOOSENECK DESIGN: The lamp is designed with a flexible and sturdy gooseneck that can be easily adjusted to precisely direct heat and light in the direction you want.
• WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Suitable for various amphibians, reptiles, and plants such as turtles, bearded dragons, lizards, geckos, frogs, toads, snakes, chickens, or birds.