A compact fluorescent bird lamp with a white bulb and screw base shown next to its retail box. The packaging is blue and white with product details and a small parrot illustration.

Full-Spectrum UVA/UVB Bird Light Bulb

$31.99
Sale price  $31.99 Regular price  $0.00
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A compact fluorescent bird lamp with a white bulb and screw base shown next to its retail box. The packaging is blue and white with product details and a small parrot illustration.

Full-Spectrum UVA/UVB Bird Light Bulb

$31.99
Sale price  $31.99 Regular price  $0.00

Brighten Their Perch, Bring Life to Your Day

 

Make your bird’s indoor corner a brighter part of your daily routine. The REPTI HOME 20W full-spectrum bird bulb provides UVA and 2.4% UVB output in a compact fluorescent design, adding dedicated avian lighting to a compatible cage-side fixture.

Whether you’re refreshing the food cup or spending time beside their favorite perch, this screw-in bulb makes it straightforward to build lighting into your bird-care setup.

Dedicated Lighting for Indoor Birds

  • Full-spectrum design: Provides visible light alongside UVA and UVB output.
  • 2.4% UVB: Output identified on the product packaging.
  • Compact fluorescent format: A 20W bulb with a multi-tube glass design.
  • Standard E26 base: Screws into a compatible US lamp holder.
  • 120V operation: Designed for compatible 120V fixtures.

Specifications

  • Brand: REPTI HOME
  • Wattage: 20W
  • Voltage: 120V
  • UVB output: 2.4%
  • Base: E26 screw-in
  • Bulb type: compact fluorescent

Setup & Care

  • Use with a compatible, quality lamp fixture and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Do not use with dimmers, thermostats, or rheostats.
  • Keep the bulb away from water and allow it to cool before restarting.
  • Maintain at least 12 inches (30 cm) between the bulb and your bird, following the manufacturer’s placement guidance.

 

Lighting needs vary by species and setup. Follow species-appropriate care guidance for exposure and daily lighting schedules; consult an avian veterinarian if you’re unsure what your bird needs.

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