Looking for a safe source of supplemental heat for your reptile or amphibian? These are trusted, reliable, easy-to-install, and will stay at or below a safe heat level for your animal (no hot spots, no burns). Your energy bill will also be spared, as these use far less electricity. Designed and made in Wisconsin.
The 11" x 40" is the largest of the Sweeter Heater heat panels. Used for farrowing pigs, dog kennel runs, large reptile cages, bird cages, bird incubators and whelping. Excellent for heating arboreal reptiles and high humidity cage set ups. Rated at 150 watts of power and will heat an 11 by 40 inch area (440 square inches).
More about Sweeter Heater:
The Sweeter Heater has no hot spots, develops a uniform heat pattern, and has a 3-year warranty. It is designed to warm the animal, not the environment, and is fully adjustable to maintain the ideal comfort level for your animals.
Features:
- The Sweeter Heater produces no noise or artificial light.
- Uses less power to operate, is unbreakable, and sealed for easy cleaning.
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Top mount electrical for hanging models.
- The lens temperature will not exceed 160-180 degrees and will not burn your animals.
- For additional safety measures, the Sweeter Heater has a snap-action thermal control to ensure heaters turn off automatically when heat is not allowed to escape.
- 3-year warranty
Specs:
- 150 watts
- 1.4 Amps
- Eight pounds
Please note: Local Delivery and Local Pickup options are not available for this product.
HEATER INFORMATION AND START UP:
All of the materials we use in the Sweeter Heater are completely safe. The lens material is common fiberglass fire rated sheeting used in homes and the food industry. The shell is ABS styrene material (think refrigerator linings, toys, and other molded products). The insulation is a noncombustible EcoTouch Insulation utility blanket. The odor that is noted on a new heater is from the escalated final drying of the lens material (fiberglass and adhesives) as the heat is applied. The odor is normal and will go away in a day or so as the new materials dry out. Very close examination of the lens sometimes reveals small hairline cracks that are created as the lens dries. This is also normal.
