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F71 Bi-Pin and F73 RDC Tanning Lamps |
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Early tanning beds produced in the US used F73 RDC lamps operated by 2-lamp rapid start ballasts. Today the majority of tanning beds use pre-heat systems and F71 bi-pin lamps. Both are still in use however, so refer to the diagram above to determine which bulb you have. If you need help in selecting a bulb, please do not hesitate to call us for help. 866-278-1292. To maximized
lamp life and get the most from your tanning bulbs: Bulbs that are clean can improve UV output by as much as 10%! Therefore, make sure you clean your bulbs with a damp cloth on a regular basis. Do NOT use solvents! Also, an old or dirty tanning bed acrylic (the clear plastic material you actually lay on) can filter out over 10% of the UVA that is trying to get through, and over 50% of the UVB that is so vital for a tan! (Sunco offers Australian Gold Cleaner for cleaning the acrylic and Novus Acrylic Polish to help remove fine scratches.) Always remember to wear protective eyewear. |
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