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exo terra terrasky planted terrarium light

exo terra terrasky planted terrarium light Exo Terra Terra Sky UV LED Terrarium Light with Remote 10 watt

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exo terra terrasky planted terrarium light Exo Terra Terra Sky UV LED Terrarium Light with Remote 10 wattHighly energy efficient UVA & UVB LED Light Ideal for bioactive & planted terrariums Adjustable Light, UVA & UVB UVA rays stimulate appetite, activity and reproductive behavior Provides necessary UVB rays for optimal calcium metabolism Prevents metabolic bone disease! Seasonal cycles with the push of a button Horizontal orientation for a larger UV covered area Up to 20,000 hours or 4+ years of UVB! Wide coverage (120 degree light dispersion) For use

  • Highly energy efficient UVA & UVB LED Light
  • Ideal for bioactive & planted terrariums
  • Adjustable Light, UVA & UVB
  • UVA rays stimulate appetite, activity and reproductive behavior
  • Provides necessary UVB rays for optimal calcium metabolism
  • Prevents metabolic bone disease!
  • Seasonal cycles with the push of a button
  • Horizontal orientation for a larger UV covered area
  • Up to 20,000 hours or 4+ years of UVB!
  • Wide coverage (120-degree light dispersion)
  • For use in humid environments (IP54)
  • Includes remote Control with timer function
  • 3 memory buttons to store your own custom settings
  • With biofluorescence function
  • Light 15 inches legs extend up to 24 inches

The Exo Terra TerraSky UV LED Terrarium Light is a highly energy efficient terrarium light with a fully customizable light spectrum, capable of replicating various natural environments. The high intensity, horizontal orientation, and wide beam angle of the TerraSky UV LED ensures that a larger area is covered with optimal Light, UVA and UVB rays. The high light intensity in combination with UVA rays stimulate the animal’s appetite, activity, and reproductive behavior. UVA also reduces stress and contributes to the animal’s overall wellbeing. The UVB rays provide a high Vitamin D3 yield index and ensure optimal vitamin D3 photosynthesis to aid calcium absorption and help prevent metabolic diseases.

The Exo Terra TerraSky UV LED Terrarium Light uses very durable LED chips that produce Light, UVA and UVB rays for up to 20,000 hours or 4+ years!

The TerraSky UV comes with an easy-to-use remote control that allows you to fully customize the light spectrum. The 6500K Bright White, UVA and UVB LEDs can be adjusted with 10% increments, allowing you to tailor the output according to your animal’s needs. The convenient preset timer settings of 8, 12, and 14 hours, include a Sunrise and Sunset function, and make it easy to adjust the daytime duration to mimic the seasonal cycles. The TerraSky UV comes with 3 preset Sunlight and 2 Moonlight settings which allow you to adjust the intensity of the daylight or nightlight with the simple push of a button. The Remote Control also features 3 memory buttons to store your own custom settings. The TerraSky UV also features a dedicated biofluorescence button that will make your plants, mushrooms, invertebrates, reptiles or amphibians that have biofluorescent properties, glow up at night.

With its 51 Bright White 6500K LEDs, the TerraSky UV LED Terrarium Light is ideal for planted setups, bioactive terrariums, paludariums and Aquatic Turtle terrariums. The high light intensity and enhanced penetration ensure that the light reaches all layers of the terrarium, resulting in sustained lush plant growth. Orchids, Bromeliads, Tillandsias (air plants), carnivorous plants, mosses, lichen and aquatic plants all thrive under the TerraSky UV LED Terrarium Light’s strong Photosynthetic Active Radiation (PAR). The 120-degree light dispersion provides a nice even illumination and covers the complete area to avoid dark spots.

Providing a Full Spectrum Lighting is key to the success of any terrarium. From a functional perspective, light quality affects plant growth. From an aesthetic point of view, healthier plants under better lighting mean more visual enjoyment. With its high visible light output and UVA rays, the TerraSky UV contributes to the physiological wellbeing of your reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates and lets them experience and perceive the colours in their environment more naturally.

The waterproof housing of the TerraSky UV is rated IP54 for use in humid environments.

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