Commercial tanning beds in two basic formats. Horizontal tanning beds tanning beds that are most often see in both residential and commercial sectors. Capsule or clamshell tanning beds These consist of a lid lined with tubular ultraviolet lamps, and a glass or plastic "bench" contoured for optimal relaxation. Just lie down, close the lid and allow the UV light to penetrate the skin. Turn your body over a period of half of the session for tanning.
VerticalTanning beds or tanning beds are also known as a stand-up. The interior is lined with ultraviolet lamps in a model 360 . Step right behind and closed the door. Since the body is exposed to UV light from all sides, there is no need to tan your body twice in the middle of the session again, and a solarium as fast as a clamshell tanning bed.
High pressure tanning beds and blow with more tanning rays (UVA) and fewer burning rays (UVB). The lamps are made ofQuartz, to be their internal pressure is higher than with conventional UV lamps can be, so that more filtering unwanted UVB rays. High pressure tanning bed features a luxurious "open cage" construction with no doors. They are suitable for intermediate and dark skin tones. Most commercial tanning beds include high pressure lamps, at least in the facial area.
All UV lamps are marked with a UVB percentage. For example, a lamp marked 5% UVB emits five percent UVB rays and 95 percentUVA rays. This is a particularly low UVB percentage, which means that tans produced by its radiation is brown and not burned. This is a good thing.
Most UV lamps have a duration between 500 and 1000 hours. However, it is necessary to replace the bulbs in half depletion, since the quality of light becomes weaker over time.
The FDA requires that all commercial tanning beds on a timer, the lights turn off automatically at a preset time.
The latest technological advances inCommercial tanning beds is cooling systems that maintain maximum comfort even more with tan.
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