Ball Python Lighting Questions

I am going to be upgrading one of my bps habitats soon to a 4ftx2ftx2ft pvc enclosure from Custom Reptile Habitats and I want to know what to use for lighting. I have an idea of what I am going to be buying but just need some clarification because apparently any places that sell stuff online just have zero description lol. If I wanted to buy a halogen bulb to use for the warm side (I was thinking of getting a 75 but the one I wanted is also available in a 90 so would either of those be enough? https://www.petsmart.com/reptile/env...ulb-45067.html) so what domes would be safe to use for that type of bulb? For the cool side/ night side I wanted to use a CHE so I can just use a lower wattage one at night time to keep the ambient heat up without having any light. I bought a 60 watt CHE previously to use but I didn't have the correct dome so I haven't used it just yet (currently have both mine on UTH until I get completely switched over to lighting systems) so would that be enough just to keep about 80-82 degrees F at nighttime for the enclosure size I am going to buy? And any good recommendations for domes to use for the CHE bulb? Thanks and sorry for the long post.

Have you considered a radiant heat panel instead or do these cages only come with tops for heat lamps? They are a lot safer and more controllable than having heat bulbs and lamps all over the place and they don't kill your humidity levels either.

I use a regular floodlamp dome for the CHE on my habitat. Keeps the emitter far enough away from the top to keep it from becoming a burn danger, and it was cheap. I can also handle it with no problems.

I havent even heard too much about them before honestly, I just looked them up and have never seen one. If you wouldnt mind could you give some details about how to use them? Also here is the cage I am saving to buy, I am not sure if this allows a radiant heat panel or not. https://customreptilehabitats.com/co...tile-enclosure

I dont know how to edit replies lol but this is another one I am considering more towards buying Animal Plastics Cage

Radiant heat panels fit right inside the cage, screw in on the top and emit heat downwards, they work super well at heating without taking out so much humidity as a heat lamp would. Plus they take up less space, you can stack cages and you don't have to worry about bulbs needing replacing or being a fire risk or knocked off/moved at all. I run mine controlled by herpstat thermostats. The nice thing about a pvc cage is their ability to hold heat and humidity better than glass so using one with a CHE or heat lamp and open topped for a high humidity needing snake seems counterproductive. AP cages are great from what I hear and you can have a RHP put in.