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Eco T5 Unit Zone 1, 8w 312mm

Name: Eco T5 Unit Zone 1, 8w 312mm
Brand: Reptile Systems
SKU: ECOT5UNI|REPTI|04147|REPTI
Price: 55.00 GBP
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The Eco T5 unit Zone 1, 8w 312mm has been added to the range to provide quality lighting at an affordable price, giving everyone access to good UV lighting. This lightweight single lamp unit, with built in reflector, combines a Reptile Systems HOT5 lamp with a reliable, electronic, flicker free ballast unit all in one convenient bundle. It has a 103° removable reflector to give powerful wide spread of light thanks to its uncoated, highly reflective surface and offers some of the best results achievable for a unit of this type. Reptile Systems lamps have been designed to replicate the profile of sunlight, as closely as possible, to produce a full spectrum lamp with balanced amounts of UVA and UVB, whilst producing excellent natural colours.

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