Heat Lamp Reviews

Finding the right heat lamp can be a chore if you don’t know specifically what you're looking for. Keep in mind that there are dozens of heat lamp models and designs available in the market today, not to mention that they also are used for various functions. Some heat lamps are used as food warmers, as decorative heat lamps for your home, or as bathroom heat lamps. They also can be used to keep your reptile pets warm or just as simple lighting.

Heat Lamp

Before selecting a heat lamp, it is important that you understand which type of heat lamp is going to meet your needs. You also need to consider that a heat lamp is going to cost more than ordinary lights. Take a close look at important details for each type of heat lamp, like the wattage, convenience of use, mounting design, and so on.

Fortunately, we have provided several heat lamp reviews to help give you an idea of what types of heat lamps models are available in the market today. And since it doesn't make sense to spend the money to try them all out, use our heat lamp reviews to narrow down your selection based on the features and benefits of each type of heat lamp.

APW/Wyott FDL Single Lighted Overheard Warmer

This heat lamp is made with a single metal heater rod housed in a stainless steel casing. The on/off switch includes a toggle and infinite pilot control. This heat lamp is mostly used to warm up small areas like bathrooms or as a food warmer in a cafeteria or small food kiosk. It also offers equal heating all throughout its length. Sizes vary from 18" to 84" long and has a range of 250 to 2050 watts. The only drawback to this heat lamp is the warranty. It has a standard 1 year warranty, but it is voided if the product is used in a residence.

Merco/Savory B2A Display Warmer

This heat lamp is actually a combination of 2 heat lamps propped over a base that can be used to hold a pan or trivet. A c-frame is used to hold the 2 heat lamps above. One advantage to this heat lamp is its portability. It can be used in various locations and for different functions such keeping food warm at a business or at home. This heat lamp comes with 2 250-watt white bulbs and runs on 120-volts. Another innovation of this heat lamp is the design. It integrates well-ventilated aluminum reflectors to evenly distribute heat to the items below without dispersing it out the sides.

APW/Wyott DW-1A Display Warmer

The design of the DW-1A heat lamp integrates the use of two 250-watt heat lamps situated on top of the base. The stainless steel frame that supports the 2 bulbs can be adjusted up to 8" height to cater toward portability and flexibility of use. This heat lamp uses infrared bulbs placed inside a tubular scone to focus heat directly below. The heat lamp is 29" long and doesn’t come with a pan or screen, but both can be purchased as accessories. This lamp comes with a 1 year warrant for both parts and labor.