A heat lamp is a device that produces infrared heat to warm an area or object. It typically uses incandescent bulbs that emit infrared radiation, which generates heat rather than light. Heat lamps are commonly used in various settings, such as:
*Food Service: *To keep food warm in restaurants or buffet settings.

*Animal Care* To provide warmth for reptiles, birds, or other animals that need external heat sources.

*Bathrooms* As a source of warmth, especially in colder environments.

*Agriculture:* To keep young livestock, like chicks, warm in brooders.

Heat lamps are available in different wattages and designs depending on the specific need.