Kerbl Replacement Tube for Splash Heat Lamp, Carbon Element, 175 W

Replacement Tube for Splash Heat Lamp – Back in Action Fast

When the heating tube of your Kerbl Splash heat lamp fails, the barn needs a fix fast – especially when rearing piglets, chicks or other young animals, every hour without heat counts. This replacement tube with carbon heating element is made to fit your Splash model exactly and gets a reliable heat source back into the barn within minutes.

The carbon heating element is shock-resistant and, according to the manufacturer, roughly three times more durable than a conventional tungsten filament – in daily farm use, this means significantly less downtime than with classic heating tubes. The tube is matched precisely to the relevant Splash version (175 W, 210 W or 250 W) and can be swapped without tools, so your radiator is instantly back to delivering even heat across the piglet nest or chick brooder.

Overview

• Original replacement tube, exact fit for the Kerbl Splash heat lamp
• Carbon heating element: shock-resistant and far more durable than a tungsten filament
• Fast swap with no long downtime in the barn
• Delivers even, gentle radiant heat for piglets, poultry and other young animals
• Matches all three power levels of the Splash radiator (175 W, 210 W, 250 W)

Technical Data

• Heating medium: Carbon
• Fits: Kerbl Splash IPX7 heat radiator
• Dimensions: approx. 19.5 x 5 x 5 cm (height varies slightly by wattage)
• Weight: approx. 47 g
• Country of origin: China

Scope of Delivery

1x Kerbl replacement tube for Splash heat radiator (in the selected wattage)

Questions & Answers

What power levels are available for this replacement tube?
You can choose between 175 watts, 210 watts and 250 watts, matching your specific Splash model.

Does this tube fit other heat radiators too?
No, the tube is made specifically for the Kerbl Splash IPX7 heat radiator and only fits this model.

How durable is the carbon heating element compared to classic tubes?
According to the manufacturer, the carbon tube is shock-resistant and roughly three times as durable as a conventional tungsten filament.