will this heat as well as a comerical one bulp heat lamp
752188
I have used mine when baking in the winter to heat the area where I place dough to rise. I have not used it yet to keep prepared food warm while serving a meal. However, it does generate enough heat for my "dough rising area" that I need to position it so it does not overheat the area. So, I would imagine it would produce enough heat for keeping food warm. I actually plan to try it as a food warmer in a few weeks when we have family visiting.
752189
Not even close I ordered six of them and returned all of them they were basically ineffective
752190
I don't think it would heat as large an area as a regular bulb, but it is smaller and you can chain them 6 of them together to save outlet space. It also has a ceramic bulb which is much harder to break during transport.
1542887
I don't think that would work. The housing is just large enough to allow adequate ventilation around the bulb. Maybe 3/16" clearance all around. The heat lamp bulb doesn't direct heat like a light bulb directs light. It tends to radiate in all directions after it exits the fixture. Hope this helps.
2105650
Depends on the size of LEDs watts. but petty much will put out the same amount of heat. But lok I said it depends on how many watts you get with the led. I would recommend glow grow led lights tho
1779706
I don't know for sure, but my guess would be know no, as it uses a GU24 Type 18W florescent bulb (two pins that plug into unit). I don't believe that you can swap out a heat lamp for the type of installation. For what it's worth I think the fan is excellent, you can't even hear it when the shower is running and there is no steam build-up visible. The light isn't very bright, but as long as it's not your only light source it is sufficient for regular use.
1371676
Yes just be aware of what else maybe drawing off the circuit you are looking to add the heater to. Requests a dedicated circuit.
201621
Yes, as long as the flow is high enough to trigger it to turn on heat. See the manual for each model to see how much flow is required to trigger heating. Smaller models have lower flow requirements.
1922850
No I have a heat lamp and a uvlamp hooked up to mine all it does is turn one of then the other of it won't control the temperature
199910
Yes it will, but the question is: what temperature are you trying to heat to? Be careful about the wattage you are using for each bulb as well. As accbiocons mentioned, a 40W bulb or higher. You could even go as high as a 75W or 100W (however raise the fixture at least 6 inches from the water surface to make sure to not overheat).All the best
2086246
No, the bulb is a heat lamp unless you replace it with a normal bulb. They do make a clear heat lamp that is really bright instead of the red one.
1753744
This should work as long as the power source is 110V AC and the lamp unit has a 2-prong plug. This can also be installed mid-way an extension cord and the lamp.
2010017
Yes u should have no problems, its a lot less than a 900w heater or many other appliances u plug in
1927166
I am using both heat and uv bulbs for this this type of dome for several months. I think you can you both without any further problem.
1148031
Very LITTLE HEAT this unit gives off. Be sure to buy extra bulbs for full spectrum.
133173
No, it does generate some heat as I use them to light one bulb 12 volt on a 1925 Henderson, it will get warm
207245
The heating won't work for this, in my experience. You'll need to buy a more expensive one for that
2086244
Yes. Using a double switch you can control heat lamps and fan separately. This is a very effective product. Very happy with it.
696951
yes i had a heat lamp on top of lid to heat it worked fine. it was only 75 watt cause the snake was ball python but worked great...nice tank.