PET RADIANT HEAT PANEL   

ENERJOY®
 

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•  heating a nesting box

•   a brood pen

•   an outdoor animal shelter

•   caged birds, reptiles, etc.
   

The panels emit a gentle infrared wave and are perfect for climbing reptiles and birds since these animals can move toward and away from the panel and select their desired heat by simply positioning their bodies. Typically the panel does not have to cover the entire cage if you put the perch near the panel, and point the perch towards the panel (perpendicular and close to the panel, as long as the bird cannot touch the panel to nibble it and destroy the surface) The bird can position itself where it is most comfortable. 

An animal in an open 68°F room will be about 99°F at 4" away from a panel. 

Panels can be painted with flat water base paint to suit any decor or to hide any soiled areas. 
Zoos love the panel because it is easy to hide in an exhibit, doesn't need replacement and requires no maintenance. 

Infrared heat effectively warms the air in an enclosure as it heats an animal's body directly to improve circulation and is beneficial to animals with rheumatic and respiratory conditions.
 

The panels can also be suspended above the animal's enclosure.

-50 watts of heat per square foot with an even density heat field - safe to touch without discomfort

-Safe, comfortable "Sun-like" heat without light to disturb the animals day/night cycle

-Little or no heat behind the panel, making them safe to mount against any surface

-One year guarantee but if not abused it will last a lifetime

-OSHA approved and UL listed for use in commercial applications

-120 volt with a standard household cord and plug set

Standard Features: Red Indicator Light and  In-Line Thumb Switch.
Available options are: Timer,  Oak Stand which are available for ordering on the main

 Radiant Heating page.

Zoos, and scientific institutes, veterinarians, breeders and consumers have reported the positive results they have obtained - beyond heating -

when using infrared heating.
Veterinarians have found infrared heat

to be a beneficial asset
to the recovery of convalescing animals.