What is optimum UVB content per bed level? - Page 2

Island Cove · 05-29-2006, 12:57 PM

You shouldn't put a non-reflecting lamp in a bed that was made for a reflector lamp. or vise versa.

Your customer will have stripes down their back, then you will have an unhappy customer.

SandiGirl · 05-29-2006, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by mr belvedere

What are you doing here? I thought Captain North America was home?!

Hahha, he is but he was playing his new PSP handheld thingy. So I scooped his laptop.

SandiGirl · 05-29-2006, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by mrsats

Sandigirl, thats exactly my plan, and I think this can be accomplished simply by using non-reflector lamps in one, and reflector lamps in the other.

I put forth the plan in the equip forum to see if anyone thinks this is a bad idea or experienced any kind of overheating.

Just make sure that it's a reflector bed. I think they lamps are made closer together and will have the proper reflective material. You could also get one or two face tanners so there's a visible difference to the customers who are going to pay more for that bed.

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