Sundash 232 differences?

[dbl-a]

What are the differences between the Sundash 232 models. I have seen 232P, 232G, 232GS. I have also seen 10, 15, and 20 min beds. Thanks in advance.

[Rob]

only the lamps

Some have the speghetti facials

[sunsally]

Lamps - and timer chips - and exposure sticker on the rail.

232P is the 10 minute version.

232GS is the 15 minute

232G is the 20 minute

232GF or 232GSF is a 20 or 15 minute -- with spag. facials

In theory, and especially if you are in a regulated state, can't make one into the other without having it re-certified.

In practice, people have been known to switch out a timer chip and/or a sticker to make one into what they need.....

[dbl-a]

Do they take different bulbs? I have 4 GSF and 1 P lined up, all 2005 models.

[sunsally]

Yes.

From above ^^^ as Rob and I described, you have:

4 15 minute beds with spaghetti facial lamps as an added feature.

And you have 1 10 minute bed.


The 10 minute lamp will have more UVB -- produce a more "red" tan -- be a little more difficult to adjust the proper exposure time (less room for error before risking a burn) -- have a total tan time that is shorter so more people per hour COULD tan in it.

The beds will have a different exposure sticker on the rail, a different internal timer chip and will require different lamps to "match" the bed style/sticker/chip they are manufactured with.

[dbl-a]

Thanks! Anyone know the AC and Electrical requirements on these beds?

[Brian Oshman]

1/2 ton a piece.

30 amp two pole circuit, 10/3 wire, Two hots, one neutral, one ground. No booster needed as the ballasts are 120 volt.

If you have a Delta service, you CANNOT connect these beds to the "red leg" of the service.

[dbl-a]

Thanks!

[dbl-a]

So what are options and costs for lamps for the GSF and P models? Also for the facials?