Functions and Maintenance

The lamps are the most important equipment in the tanning beds. Because of the wide selection of these lighting equipment, you should have adequate knowledge on the function and management of the tanning lamps.

Here are some facts needed to know about the lamps of the tanning bed:

Function. These lamps contain both UVA and UVB rays that provides the body with the exact effect of the sunlight. The main difference of the sunlight from the lamps is your exposure from these ultraviolet rays.

* There are many factors that are considered when using the tanning beds like the prior session, your skin type, and medical treatments. So, the lamps are there to be adjusted and timed according to the required amount of rays needed to produce the perfect tan. This means that the lamps allows you to control the amount of UV light that could prevent you from obtaining sunburn and other skin defects.

* New studies have provided the production of new lamp varieties that cater to the needs of any individual. With the balanced division of the lamp’s heat and longer life span of the lights, the tanning bed user could enjoy their wanted golden tan while saving more money in the replacement of equipment.

The Right Choice. In choosing an equipment, make sure that the tanning lamps meet the requirements of the FDA regulations. These policies consists of the compatibility of the lamps with the tanning beds, safety guidelines in using the lights, and the competence of each product used in tanning beds.

* The compatibility is based on the tanning time. Because of this, no salon could make use of tanning lamps that do not provide safety and quality tan. When your desired tanning lamp is acknowledged by the FDA, it is now safe to include it in your list. But other factors should also be considered.

Life Span. The life of your tanning lamps would depend on the manufacturer’s quality. Although certain methods and other equipment could be a factor in determining the life of your lamps, many products have introduced new technologies that provide the lamps with better performance. Some external factors effect the life span and output of tanning lamps. These may include the distance, reflectors, light filters, electrical problems and thermal conditions.

* To prevent a minimum expectancy of the light’s survival, make sure to check all the parts that could effect the lamps. The starter, for example could worn a brand new lamp even right after proper installation.

Lamp Replacement. For proper operation of your tanning beds, you should always be consistent in matching the wattage of the bulb from the lamp’s wattage. Always be aware that even if you buy separate parts for your tanning purposes - the bed, lamps, bulbs, starter, and other equipment should all be compatible with each other.

* The replacement parts of the lamp should always be as effective as the original one. Failing to do this would result inspection from your state health department, expenses on replacements parts, and a possibility that you would not produce the tan you require.

Making sure that you purchase the right lamp for your tanning bed would not only give you the perfect tan you want, it could also save you a lot of money and could prevent you from breaking the law.

Be a smart buyer. Know your lamps and purchase the low-cost quality tanning lights of your choice.

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