Reptile UVB Bulb, 22" 24 watt 12%

Reptile UVB Bulb for Desert Species with 12% UVB and 30% UVA in a High Output T5-HO Tube Format

22" 24 watt 12%
$53.03
Sale price  $53.03 Regular price 
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Reptile UVB Bulb, 22" 24 watt 12%

Reptile UVB Bulb for Desert Species with 12% UVB and 30% UVA in a High Output T5-HO Tube Format

$53.03
Sale price  $53.03 Regular price 
Bulb Size and Wattage

This reptile UVB bulb provides UVB, UVA and visible light for desert reptile enclosures. The Arcadia D3+ lamp combines 12% UVB and 30% UVA in a slim T5 tube designed for desert species.

Match the bulb to your T5-HO fixture: the 22-inch version is rated at 24 watts, while the 34-inch version is rated at 39 watts. Both have a 12% UVB specification. Check the fixture's supported length and wattage before choosing your replacement.

Features

  • Designed for desert reptile species.
  • Provides UVB, UVA and visible light.
  • Both selectable bulb sizes have a 12% UVB specification.
  • Slim tube diameter of 5/8 inch (16 mm).
  • Requires a T5-HO high output fixture.

Specifications

  • Lamp format: T5-HO tube
  • UVB: 12%
  • UVA: 30%
  • 22-inch variant: 24 watts
  • 34-inch variant: 39 watts
  • Tube diameter: 5/8 inch (16 mm)
  • Required fixture: T5-HO (High Output)
  • Intended use: Desert reptile lighting

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bulb size should I choose for my fixture?

Choose the 22-inch 24-watt or 34-inch 39-watt reptile UVB bulb to match your T5-HO fixture's supported length and wattage. Check both specifications before selecting your replacement.

Does this bulb require a T5-HO fixture?

Yes. This reptile UVB bulb requires a T5-HO high output fixture that supports the selected bulb's length and wattage.

Does the longer bulb have a different UVB percentage?

No. Both the 22-inch 24-watt and 34-inch 39-watt bulbs have a 12% UVB specification; their length and wattage differ.

What kind of reptile enclosure is this bulb intended for?

This T5-HO UVB bulb is designed for desert reptile species. Choose the lighting setup and placement according to your particular species' needs and enclosure layout.

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