Zoo Med Nano Ceramic Heat Emitter, 40 Watt

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Zoo Med's Ceramic Heat Emitter is now available in NANO size! Ceramic Heat Emitters are the perfect 24 hour heat source for all reptiles. These porcelain heating devices screw into a standard porcelain incandescent socket, giving off intense "muscle-penetrating" infrared heat. Emits No Light! 24-hour heat source for nano-sized terrariums Long life! Lasts up to 5 years. Ideal for small geckos, hatchling reptiles, amphibians, or invertebrates (arachnids or tarantulas). Available in 25 watt and 40 watt.

- Emits NO light! 24 hour heat source for nano-size terrariums.
- Long life! Lasts up to 5 years.
- Ideal for small geckos, hatchling reptiles, amphibians or Invertebrates (arachnids or tarantulas).
- Available in 25 watt and 40 watt.

Specifications

SKU	2941373
Primary Brand	Zoo Med
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day
Weight	.2 LB

Additional Features

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Item Dimensions

Length	2.31 IN
Height	2.56 IN
Width	2.31 IN

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11 out of 19 (58%) reviewers recommend this product

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Leopard gecko CHE... Yes!

A Taft

5 years ago

Excellent! Love how it keeps the tank for my leopard gecko a perfect temperature...

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Terrible product

Tommy115879

4 years ago

They keep deleting my review. I have now purchased 3 separate heat emitters and ...

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I have had this product for about 3 months now for my crested gecko and have have no issues. it’s kept on a thermostat at 74 degrees and it does exactly as it’s supposed to. my geckos much more active now and i’m able to keep their enclosure at a good temperature gradient.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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So I bought it awhile back never used it, I finally decided to use it for my 50 gallon leopard gecko terrarium it makes heat but the first 4 minutes it started to make click sounds undone know if that’s what It makes when it hits a certain temperature but it also smells like it’s burning. I had to take it out twice if supposed to be like this let me know please

No, I do not recommend this product.

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I got this in January for my crested . Wanted a back up because I live in the dorms and they can get pretty chilly when the weather is in the negatives. Whelp it was -2 and I was watching my temps in his terrarium and it was dropping low 60s. So I was going to put the heat bull on. I had used it once before and it’s burnt out or something. My gecko was getting dark colored stressed cause of the cold and the item I got specifically to help that situation failed. Used hot hands, washcloth, a kritter keeper, and some of his plants . And took a blanket and wrapped the keeper top uncovered for air . This is unacceptable that is used once and then is no good .

No, I do not recommend this product.

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It works great for my juvenile crested gecko habitat. I have had it for about a month now with no problems and it fits in my regular dome fixture.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This is a well built ceramic heater. The major problem with this heater however is that it’s too small to be useful in a terrarium with out other heaters, unless your tank is less than 2 gallons. The heater is good if you keep house geckos or crested geckos in which the terrariums temp should be the same as room temp. I keep my house around 70°F and if the heater is kept on constantly it will maintain a enclosure temp of 75°F in a 10g tank. A positive for this heater is that it can provide a heat gradient in smaller tanks which is hard to do.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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They keep deleting my review. I have now purchased 3 separate heat emitters and none have worked. Tried in a known working zoomed nano dome. Doesnt heat up. Tested with a multimeter as well. They need to fix the issues

No, I do not recommend this product.

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well u sold me something that did not even work it was broken

No, I do not recommend this product.

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It work really good for me for the few days i had it untill I notice it wasnt getting hot enough so i had got another

Yes, I recommend this product.

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3 years ago

is the ceramic nano bulb a uvb or uva

3 years ago

Ive never used one of these before. Do you need to get the nano dome as well? Does it set right on the top of the mesh aquarium lid? Trying to find some supplemental heating for my pacman frog.

2 years ago
I have used these with regular domes for years and still use them like this without problem. You do not need to use a nano dome.

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4 years ago

I have 1/4” pvc cages approx. 36x22x18, would you think that a 25 watt ceramic would be sufficient, the snakes need to be between 82-84

4 years ago

Is this recommended for crested geckos?

4 years ago
The 40w works great to provide heat in my crested gecko’s 18x18x18 Exoterra. I have it centered in the back half where the heat concentrates on a ledge and one of her climbing vines. It seems to maintain adequate ambient heat in our house, but it will not radiate heat as far as the lower third of the tank if that’s what you’re looking for. I have temperature/humidity probes in my her habitat so I can monitor, and she seems to move around to wherever she is most comfortable.

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4 years ago

Will this light work for bearded dragons??

4 years ago

Does anyone know the temperature in Fahrenheit that this bulb will produce? My room temperature is around 70-75*.

4 years ago

Would this work for a out door cat

4 years ago
Yes!

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4 years ago

Does anybody know the temperature heat that it gives off? I need to know if it would be ideal for a brooder of chicks

4 years ago
I wouldn't recommend using this without a dome that has a dimmer switch on it to adjust output. Monitoring surface temperature with an infrared temperature gun is a good idea. I do not know the maximum unrestricted temperature.

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4 years ago

Is this battery powered and does it work for bearded dragons

4 years ago
It is not battery powered, it has a traditional plug on it, should be used with a fixture that has a dimmer switch so it doesn't get too hot. Fluker makes one. These are great for providing heat without light for reptiles and other animals.

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4 years ago

Will this work for hermit crabs?

4 years ago
Hermit crabs require tropical temperatures and tropical humidity so unfortunately I'm not sure if this would be hot enough. The temperature in Fahrenheit is not given.

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Zoo Med Nano Ceramic Heat Emitter, 40 Watt

Zoo Med Nano Ceramic Heat Emitter, 40 Watt

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3 Ratings-Only Reviews

Works beautifully

bri1004

Don’t know what’s wrong

reptile169

Awful

Rachel Mott

Works great!

Happy Gecko owner

Good heater that does produce a lot of heat.

DaDawg

Terrible product

Tommy115879

NO GOOD

butterfly56

Really Good

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Questions

is the ceramic nano bulb a uvb or uva

Ive never used one of these before. Do you need to get the nano dome as well? Does it set right on the top of the mesh aquarium lid? Trying to find some supplemental heating for my pacman frog.

I have 1/4” pvc cages approx. 36x22x18, would you think that a 25 watt ceramic would be sufficient, the snakes need to be between 82-84

Is this recommended for crested geckos?

Will this light work for bearded dragons??

Does anyone know the temperature in Fahrenheit that this bulb will produce? My room temperature is around 70-75*.

Would this work for a out door cat

Does anybody know the temperature heat that it gives off? I need to know if it would be ideal for a brooder of chicks

Is this battery powered and does it work for bearded dragons

Will this work for hermit crabs?