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Old 09-16-02, 09:00 PM   #1
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Where to purchase a Ceramic Light Fixture

Hi Everyone,

I am building a cage soon, and am shopping for parts. Does anyone know where I can purchase a ceramic incandescent fixture that goes up to 250 watts? I went to Home Depot and they said that they do not carry it.

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Old 09-16-02, 10:27 PM   #2
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Edwin have you tried online at Big Apple Herpetological or The Bean Farm?

They carry them.

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Old 09-17-02, 04:35 AM   #3
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I saw ceramic fixtures at the HD here, but I'm not sure about the wattage...
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You can buy the same fixture with the chrome heat sheild or light directional thingy at canadian tire....they just replace the light holder from the plastic on they supply to a ceramic one that they also sell...they have quite a fex of various wattages...actually any hardware store should have the ceramic sockets....and its just two wires!!!
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Where to purchase a Ceramic Light Fixture

If you're not having any luck at your local hardware store, try a farm supply. Look for a brooder lamp, used for chickens.
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Old 09-17-02, 04:50 PM   #6
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yeah i would say try someplace like buckerfields or a farm co-op
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Old 09-18-02, 06:11 PM   #7
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Hi Everyone,

Thanks for the suggestions, I will go try some of the farming equipment stores. I checked the Bean Farm, but all they have is the standard light fixture with a dome, not the fixture that you screw into the ceiling.

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I was at TSC today and they had 250 watt brooder lamps for $14.95...
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Old 09-19-02, 08:34 PM   #9
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I managed to pick up the fixture at Home Depot today; the proper name for it is a "porcelain outdoor ceiling lampholder"... whew, what a mouthful. It supports up to a whopping 660 watts!

Just cost me around C$5 before taxes.
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