Dual Reptile Light Fixture with Switches, Reptile Heat Lamp Fixture, Reptiles Terrarium UVB Bulb Fixture for Bearded Dragon, Max 160W Each

Exactly what it was it was designed to do.

Works great I thought the cords were combined but it's two separate sockets you have to plug over all satisfied

So far so good 👍 way better than having two light all over and it's a nice size to fit on top

Bought this for my bearded dragon and I needed a second heat bulb in their tank during winter. I love that there are switches on each cord to turn it on and off instead of on the light fixture itself. Makes it easy for my kids to be able to turn the light off without worrying about them touching the fixture and possibly burning themselves.

Works well. Second time I’ve bought this item. I added it to my first one where I actually use it to keep my outdoor stray cat warm out in the shed for the winter months.

This is very easy add lights and assemble. I added two 150W ceramic bulbs and put this inside my 3D printer enclosure.I would have preferred the have one switch and one cord. The dual cord may suit some people but I would like to connect this to a thermostat so I need to find a cord adapter to connect them together.

My bearded dragon is getting better

I got this because the size was just perfect for one of my snake's enclosures, where the other dome lamps that I have are a bit too wide to safely work with it.After getting this, I'd heard from a few people that these dual-bulb fixtures aren't necessarily recommended, but I can't remember why -- I think it's something to do with the output of the light/heat not being as optimal as a wider, flared lamp? Don't quote me on that, though.Anyway, I'm still using it for now, just with a different (smaller) enclosure, though I do plan to upgrade at a later date as I can afford it. And so far, it's working perfectly. It comes with an instruction booklet, but it's incredibly easy to assemble, because you basically just snap the fixture part into the base part and you're good to go.I really like that this has the insulated hooks in between the bulbs, too. (And it has two instead of just one, so that makes me feel a bit safer.) I recommend using any heat lamps with a lamp stand, just to be on the safe side. This one works perfectly with the lamp stand I already have, because I can just clip the hooks onto the hanger thing, adjust the height, and voila, good to go.I also like that this fixture can work with ceramic heat emitters (CHEs). I've noticed that a lot of the dome lamps I've looked at in stores specifically say "not for use with ceramic heat emitters," so those are pretty much useless for me, as I use a basking bulb (heat, UVA) during the day and a CHE at night.This one does state that each socket can only support up to 160 watts, but that's fine for me, as I'm only using 75 or 100 watts in each.These have an On/Off switch on each cord, and they can be used with an outlet timer or on their own. (I haven't tried to use this fixture on a thermostat or a dimmer, so I can't speak to that, but I'm not sure if those qualities are bulb-dependent or fixture-dependent.)Overall, I'm really liking this dual-bulb fixture, and I hope that it stays working for quite a while. I'm currently using it with a 40-gallon front-opening glass enclosure, and it seems to be keeping the temps just right without over or under-heating.