h2>Arcadia Screw-In Compact CFL UV Bulb
This bulb offers 12% UVB and 30% UVA. It's newly introduced to the US market, now available in 23 Watts and 110v, specifically designed for USA use! The CFL UV Bulb fits dome lights and many hoods that accept screw-in CFL bulbs, and it works with all standard E26 screw-in sockets. Todd Goode said on 5/20/2020, 'These are the finest screw-in CFL UV Bulbs I've ever used. The light quality is amazing, resembling pure daylight. Unlike most other brands, it doesn't have an overly blue and unnatural tint. These bulbs can make plants grow like wildfire! They're perfect for bio-active setups. The UVB is strong enough to penetrate screen tops and still has enough power to help animals synthesize vitamin D. Moreover, they last a full year, not just 6 or 7 months like many competitors, saving you money in the long run.' Arcadia Reptile T8 D3 and D3+ lamps have a high UV-A output (30%), providing all the essential elements for the well - being of reptiles. As full - spectrum lamps, they mimic sunlight. This CFL UV Bulb offers high color rendering, allowing you to better view your reptiles and their environment. With a color temperature of 6,500K, it replicates typical daylight conditions. All our UVB percentages are measured as part of the total light output from the lamp after the crucial first 100 hours of use. You can be confident that by using Arcadia Reptile D3 and D3+ lamps, you're getting the best T8 technology. The Arcadia CFL UV Bulb is effective for a whole year, keeping your animal in great shape.
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Using the Arcadia 23w 12% Compact D3 CFL UV Bulb is easy. First, make sure your socket is a standard E26 screw - in socket and it's set to 110v for USA use. Then, simply screw the bulb into the socket. When setting it up for your reptiles or plants, place it in a dome light or a suitable hood. For best results, let the bulb run for at least 100 hours before expecting the full - measured UVB output. As for maintenance, there's not much to do. Just keep the bulb clean and check regularly for any signs of damage. The bulb lasts for about a year, but if you notice a significant change in the light quality or the health of your reptiles or plants, it might be time to replace it. Also, always make sure to turn off the power before handling the bulb to avoid any electrical accidents.
