REPTI ANTI SCALD NET COVER MESH 5.5″ – WB06A

A protective, heat‑resistant lamp cover designed to keep reptiles safe from accidental burns and bulb damage.

The ReptiZoo Anti‑Scald Net Cover Mesh (WB06A) is a high‑quality aluminum alloy safety shield engineered to prevent reptiles from coming into direct contact with heated bulbs. With its 5.5‑inch diameter, it fits a variety of ReptiZoo lamp models and provides essential protection in enclosures where pets may climb or forage close to heat sources. It is ideal for keepers who want an extra layer of safety without interfering with light or heat output.

✨ Key Features

✔ Effective Anti‑Scald Protection

This mesh cover is specifically designed to prevent reptiles from touching hot bulbs, reducing the risk of burns and injuries. It also protects the lamp itself from being damaged by active or curious pets.

✔ Rust‑Proof Aluminum Alloy Construction

Built from durable, fire‑resistant aluminum, the cover withstands high heat and resists corrosion—even in humid terrarium environments. This ensures long‑term reliability and safety.

✔ Secure & Stable Mounting System

Equipped with a non‑movable fixture and elastic metal buckle, the mesh cover attaches firmly to the lampshade and is not prone to slipping or falling off, even in enclosures with energetic animals.

✔ Simple, Tool‑Free Installation

The cover is designed for easy assembly, allowing reptile keepers to secure it onto compatible lampshades in minutes—no tools required.

✔ Compatibility

The 5.5‑inch WB06A model is compatible with several ReptiZoo lampshades, including:

• RL01 / RL01B
• RL04D
• RL04U
  This ensures it fits securely over standard 5.5″ domes used for heat, UVB, and basking bulbs.

📐 Specifications

• Diameter: 5.5 inches (approx. 13.5 cm)
• Material: Aluminum alloy (heat‑resistant & rust‑proof)
• Maximum Bulb Power Supported: Up to 200W (based on net cover standards for this size category)

🐍 Ideal Use Cases

This anti‑scald mesh cover is recommended for:

• Climbing reptiles (geckos, chameleons, anoles)
• Enclosures where bulbs sit close to basking branches or décor
• Young or highly active reptiles that risk accidental contact with heat sources
• Keepers seeking added safety without obstructing heat or UV output