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Zoological Heating

SunSwitch heaters, together with our range of controls and sensors, provide a complete basking zone solution for zoo and farm animals, as well as those kept as pets.

Research and trials by the British and Irish Zoo Association concluded that the type of shortwave infrared produced by BaskZone heaters is ideal for basking zones in animal enclosures. Their performance has been independently assessed validated.

Our heaters are also designed to be used in kennels, catteries and farms.

Tortoises enjoying the warmth of SunSwitch infrared heating

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SunSwitch only supply infrared heaters that are incredibly efficient and can save you up to 70% on your energy costs compared to traditional warm air heating systems.

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When we keep animals in captivity, recreating the environmental conditions of their indigenous habitats is vital for their survival and good health.

This includes maintaining appropriate levels of temperature, humidity and light appropriate to the species, wherever they may have come from. In the natural world nearly all animals like to bask—some in full sun—and some in the filtered light of trees, vegetation or rocky outcrops.

In most enclosures, warmth is a key component of basking zones, and a combination of UV, bright white light and shortwave infrared heat will provide an ideal basking zone. Animals will thermo-regulate, moving away from the basking zone to be cooler, and into it to be warmer.

The sun warms the earth with short wavelength infrared. The longer wavelengths are filtered out by the earth’s atmosphere. It is the highly effective shortwave infrared heaters from SunSwitch BaskZone® together with our range of controls that will provide an ideal heat source for basking zones.

Request a call back

Complete the form below to arrange a consultation with one of our experts.

Or call us on 01424 533215