Pure Tans New HP Standup unit - TanToday

Jim Fisher · 22nd November 2004, 01:10 PM

A uniquely designed HID/HP booth that allows a complete tan in less than 9 minutes, while eliminating the burning factor (Te) occurrence until 24 minutes. Imagine eliminate the concern of burning factor with your most fragile clients. This is accomplished by incorporating the patented “Prismatic Pendentive” facial cassettes within the system.

This system allows open-air tanning, which may also be converted to a closed system by inserting column panels enabling complete privacy while eliminating the body from being exposed between the columns.

Output rating is a true 24,000 watts with a 25% (30K) increased design output. Lamp life and tanning power is extended beyond that of conventional HP systems. Incorporation of an individual cooling system designed into each cassette accomplishes this, along with the added tanning power of the “Prismatic Pendentive”. Built & Designed with a all metal structure. Client cooling is accelerated to produce more than 2,100 CFM of air developing a cool relaxing session. All components are placed in a remote mini-cabinet and may serve as a table.

This HID/HP unit is priced so everyone can afford to own one and will insure total market acceptance through additional clients and upgrades for your clientele.

Color Options available upon request/Dimensions: 61” X 92”/Elect: 2 ea.70A-220 volt single phase/
Sixty each 400W facials

imported_Hankvan · 23rd November 2004, 12:19 AM

I have that new hp facial in my linear by purtan works very well. roger is comeing out with some new beds. I think its just what puretan needs. good luck roger

charlie · 23rd November 2004, 11:21 PM

Go puretan, sounds like your making a comeback, good! about time you guys do a high-pressure, as innovative as you are what took so long?

Why stand up? laydown coming also?
How many amps the 3 phaze version pull, do you even offer a 3 phaze? Whats the cost.

charlie · 24th November 2004, 06:37 PM

The Distributor Blacksun is a somewhat new importer of Italian equipment, with the Euro at 1.31 and expected to get worse you may be right.The Manufacturer Puretan on the other hand will benefit from this, they also own their own manuf facility in Dallas and have been around a long time, Roger Brown has been around the industry even longer than that. Things may be tough but I dont see Puretan going anywhere.

Le · 9th December 2004, 12:31 PM

Good Job Roger, I personaly can't wait for the Titan.

Side Note: Brandon is doing his job; called me this afternoon just to check in and let me know about this HP unit.

-Tom

Roger Brown · 9th December 2004, 04:01 PM

We're peddeling as fast as we can. The new units should be HOT!

John · 9th December 2004, 04:26 PM

How could using 2 single phase circuits be more efficient than 1 3PH circuit?

I don't see how that is possible!!!

Also are you really using 60 400W clip in lamps in that unit?

Roger Brown · 9th December 2004, 05:33 PM

John:

First, when you use a series-parallel, alternating discharge system the voltage defeciency from the current source need to be stabilized. My circuit utilizes capacitors in series with certain ballast to rectify and release varied current (very rapidly) to the needed components in each circuit of th eseries portion. This occurs with every series circuit that is paralleled in my configuraation.

In a series circuit the resistance is added wihtin a circuit when obtaining the total resistance. In a parallel circuit the series circuits are added, then the components divided into the paralled circuits.

Try to do a little test. Add the totals of six or nine component's resistance in a series circuit together. This is how you calculate the resistance. Then use the same equilivant components and formulate them configured in a parallel circuit. The sum totals will vary higher in the series circuit. To accomplish this use OHM's Law to do you mathmatics. This will assist in the understanding of the circuit's total resistance which, if higher will increase amperage requirement and decrease when less.

The rights to this circuit was given to an individual that has been making booths for years. The output is much more efficient in their booththan others on th emarket and the amp draw is controlled more efficiently. This is what makes his booth very good in power output.

John · 10th December 2004, 02:50 PM

So what will the amp draw be on the 2 single phase circuits?

22nd November 2004, 01:10 PM	#1 (permalink)
Jim Fisher Hall of Famer Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 3,813	Pure Tans New HP Standup unit A uniquely designed HID/HP booth that allows a complete tan in less than 9 minutes, while eliminating the burning factor (Te) occurrence until 24 minutes. Imagine eliminate the concern of burning factor with your most fragile clients. This is accomplished by incorporating the patented “Prismatic Pendentive” facial cassettes within the system. This system allows open-air tanning, which may also be converted to a closed system by inserting column panels enabling complete privacy while eliminating the body from being exposed between the columns. Output rating is a true 24,000 watts with a 25% (30K) increased design output. Lamp life and tanning power is extended beyond that of conventional HP systems. Incorporation of an individual cooling system designed into each cassette accomplishes this, along with the added tanning power of the “Prismatic Pendentive”. Built & Designed with a all metal structure. Client cooling is accelerated to produce more than 2,100 CFM of air developing a cool relaxing session. All components are placed in a remote mini-cabinet and may serve as a table. This HID/HP unit is priced so everyone can afford to own one and will insure total market acceptance through additional clients and upgrades for your clientele. Color Options available upon request/Dimensions: 61” X 92”/Elect: 2 ea.70A-220 volt single phase/ Sixty each 400W facials

9th December 2004, 12:31 PM	#5 (permalink)
Le Hall of Famer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,538	Good Job Roger, I personaly can't wait for the Titan. Side Note: Brandon is doing his job; called me this afternoon just to check in and let me know about this HP unit. -Tom __________________ "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." - Aristotle "The first step to becoming is to will it." - Mother Teresa

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John Hall of Famer Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 2,919	How could using 2 single phase circuits be more efficient than 1 3PH circuit? I don't see how that is possible!!! Also are you really using 60 400W clip in lamps in that unit? __________________ John Hayes Ultraviolet Resources International

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John Hall of Famer Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 2,919	So what will the amp draw be on the 2 single phase circuits? __________________ John Hayes Ultraviolet Resources International

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23rd November 2004, 12:19 AM	#2 (permalink)
imported_Hankvan Rookie Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 12	I have that new hp facial in my linear by purtan works very well. roger is comeing out with some new beds. I think its just what puretan needs. good luck roger

23rd November 2004, 11:21 PM	#3 (permalink)
charlie All Star Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 60	Go puretan, sounds like your making a comeback, good! about time you guys do a high-pressure, as innovative as you are what took so long? Why stand up? laydown coming also? How many amps the 3 phaze version pull, do you even offer a 3 phaze? Whats the cost.

24th November 2004, 06:37 PM	#4 (permalink)
charlie All Star Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 60	The Distributor Blacksun is a somewhat new importer of Italian equipment, with the Euro at 1.31 and expected to get worse you may be right.The Manufacturer Puretan on the other hand will benefit from this, they also own their own manuf facility in Dallas and have been around a long time, Roger Brown has been around the industry even longer than that. Things may be tough but I dont see Puretan going anywhere.

9th December 2004, 04:01 PM	#6 (permalink)
Roger Brown VENDOR Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 17	We're peddeling as fast as we can. The new units should be HOT!

9th December 2004, 05:33 PM	#8 (permalink)
Roger Brown VENDOR Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 17	John: First, when you use a series-parallel, alternating discharge system the voltage defeciency from the current source need to be stabilized. My circuit utilizes capacitors in series with certain ballast to rectify and release varied current (very rapidly) to the needed components in each circuit of th eseries portion. This occurs with every series circuit that is paralleled in my configuraation. In a series circuit the resistance is added wihtin a circuit when obtaining the total resistance. In a parallel circuit the series circuits are added, then the components divided into the paralled circuits. Try to do a little test. Add the totals of six or nine component's resistance in a series circuit together. This is how you calculate the resistance. Then use the same equilivant components and formulate them configured in a parallel circuit. The sum totals will vary higher in the series circuit. To accomplish this use OHM's Law to do you mathmatics. This will assist in the understanding of the circuit's total resistance which, if higher will increase amperage requirement and decrease when less. The rights to this circuit was given to an individual that has been making booths for years. The output is much more efficient in their booththan others on th emarket and the amp draw is controlled more efficiently. This is what makes his booth very good in power output.