JBL TerraTemp heatmat 25W

Ideal heat radiation for animals and plants: Self-adhesive infrared heating mat for terrariums
Item no. 7114900
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68.33 EUR

Price incl. 27 VAT plus Delivery
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Product features

  • Ideal heat radiation for animals and plants: self-adhesive infrared heating mat for terrariums
  • Easy to mount: self-adhesive fixing at bottom, sidewall or top, incl. covering foil for attaching in visible places
  • Especially robust: extra strong PET foil
  • Highest safety: 2 insulation layers, electrical connection sealed with a special resin, overheat protection
  • Package contents: heating mat, TerraTemp heatmat, incl. cover foil
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You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions in our FAQ section. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly – we’ll be happy to help.

  • What is the maximum temperature the TerraTemp heatmat can reach?

    The maximum surface temperature is approx. 45 °C.

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  • Do I have to use the spacers?

    Never place the terrarium directly on the JBL TerraTemp heating mats. This can cause heat accumulation and possibly the bursting of the bottom pane of glass. Spacers are attached to the heating mats to ensure a distance between the terrarium bottom and the heating mat. A distance of about 3 – 4 cm from the terrarium to the surrounding walls needs to be maintained as well. This enables an even heat transfer and avoids heat accumulation. _x000D_ In addition the substrate used needs to ensure perfect heat transfer into the terrarium. Dense materials with few air chambers are generally suitable. This includes sand and sand-like materials, such as JBL TerraSand and JBL TerraBasis. Wood shavings and bark substrates, such as JBL TerraBark, JBL TerraWood and JBL TerraCoco, are extremely heat-insulating and therefore not suitable.

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