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Under Tank Heating Mat (6" x 8", 8W)
Under Tank Heating Mat (6" x 8", 8W)
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Proper thermoregulation is essential for your reptile’s metabolism, gut motility, and overall vitality. The BN-LINK 8W Under Tank Heater provides steady, radiant contact heat to establish a dedicated warm zone in small-to-medium habitats without scorching or dehydrating ambient air. Its durable, flexible design adheres smoothly to the exterior of glass terrariums, delivering localized belly heat that mimics sun-warmed ground in the wild.
Husbandry Tip: Modern welfare standards require that all resistive heating elements be paired with an external digital thermostat. Because this mat can reach 104°F–122°F unregulated, connecting a thermostat ensures precise, species-safe temperatures and eliminates the risk of thermal burns.
Husbandry & Design Highlights
- Energy-Efficient Warmth: Generates steady thermal output within minutes while drawing only 8 Watts, keeping utility costs low.
- Resilient & Water-Resistant: Sealed, flexible construction handles accidental terrarium misting and wipes down cleanly.
- Firm Adhesive Backing: Heavy-duty adhesive backing creates a flush, air-gap-free bond against enclosure glass for even heat distribution.
- Manufacturer Protection: Covered by BN-LINK's 15-month warranty for dependable, everyday performance.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 8" L x 6" W x 0.11" Thickness
- Electrical Specs: 120V, 60Hz, 8W
- Operating Range: 104°F – 122°F (unregulated surface output)
- Habitat Fit: Best suited for 10- to 20-gallon glass enclosures.
- Species Suitability: Ideal for crepuscular and terrestrial species that benefit from conductive belly heat, such as Leopard Geckos, African Fat-Tailed Geckos, juvenile Corn Snakes, and tropical invertebrate enclosures requiring supplemental ambient warmth.
