Radiant Heat Panel for Reptile Enclosures, Low-Profile Overhead Heater in 80W and 200W Sizes

Keep your reptile’s enclosure comfortably warmed from above using a radiant heat panel that provides gentle, consistent heat without creating hot spots. Its low-profile form suits stacked setups and leaves more usable room inside the habitat.

Choose the 80W panel for medium enclosures or moderate ambient heat needs, or the 200W panel for larger spaces and higher ambient temperature requirements. The panel mounts to the enclosure ceiling and should be regulated by a proportional thermostat.

Key Features

• The surface is made to remain safe to the touch during operation, offering added protection if an animal makes direct contact.
• High-impact, glass-reinforced Noryl housing supports dependable everyday use inside reptile enclosures.
• A sealed exterior can be wiped using reptile-safe disinfectant, making routine habitat care more straightforward.
• Built-in thermal fuse protection provides an additional safeguard against overheating.
• The detachable power cord makes installation and ongoing maintenance easier around the enclosure.
• Included stainless steel screws provide a simple, secure way to mount the panel flush to the ceiling.
• At 1.75 inches thick, the panel maintains a tidy fit in low-clearance or stacked enclosure arrangements.

Specifications

• Wattage options: 80W and 200W.
• 80W dimensions: 12.5 × 22.5 × 1.75 inches.
• 200W dimensions: 12.5 × 32.5 × 1.75 inches.
• Housing material: High-impact, glass-reinforced Noryl.
• Mounting compatibility: PVC, wood, and other reptile enclosure types.
• Mounting position: Enclosure ceiling.
• Mounting hardware: Stainless steel screws included.
• Power cord: Detachable.
• Recommended control: Proportional thermostat.
• Temperature monitoring: Use a digital thermometer or temperature gun.
• Care: Wipe the sealed housing using reptile-safe disinfectant.
• Country of manufacture: USA.
• Listed variant: 80/200 Watt.

Mount the panel firmly and flush, connect it to a proportional thermostat, and check enclosure temperatures using a digital thermometer or temperature gun. Adjust the thermostat as needed to maintain the appropriate environment for your reptile or amphibian.