JBL UV-Spot plus 80W

Healthy and energetic reptiles: Effective supply of vital UVA and UVB rays
Item no. 6183400
Operating instructions

Special lamp for use in reptile keeping! Not suitable for other applications! No EEK label required. Exemption according to (EU) 2019/2015 Annex IV 3. c) UV radiation > 2mW/klm

UV-Spot plus 100W UV-Spot plus 160W

78.4 EUR

Price incl. 9 VAT plus Delivery
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Product features

  • Healthy and lively reptiles: effective supply with essential UV-A and UV-B
  • Produces heat, light with 5000 K and UV radiation (38 % UV-A, 7 % UV-B) at the same time
  • Easy to install: Screw into E27 socket, e.g. JBL TempSet, self-igniting without ballast
  • Optimal safety: thermal protection against overheating, no harmful UV-C radiation
  • Package contents: 1 UV spotlight with daylight spectrum
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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.

  • Do terrarium animals know when they have received enough UV radiation? Or in other words: Do the animals withdraw into the shade after they have received sufficient UV radiation from the UV light source or can they get sunburn?

    Here it depends on the species and behaviour. Animals which can be exposed to too much UV radiation in the wild, like mountain animals (some chameleon species are examples of this), know when they have received enough UV-radiation. This is based on a variety of factors (amount of light in lux, humidity). Other animal groups, such as those living on the ground in the rain forest, never receive too much UV radiation in their natural habitat. These animals would be harmed by permanent, strong UV radiation.

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