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01-22-2008, 03:37 PM
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Phillips Swift XPT 160 Watt
Can someone tell me about this lamp? I was told that it was compatible for my Tanses bed and was wondering if anyone is running this lamp in there bed. What is the difference between this lamp and the Heraeus lamp?
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01-23-2008, 05:18 AM
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Re: Phillips Swift XPT 160 Watt
I run this lamp in beds with higher canopies but for the tanses which are so close I would run vhr-tt or 9k90 or a lamp with more A but it also depends how long you are running the bed I run my 44-160 tanses 12 minutes and my 52 lamp 200watt tanses 10 minutes to get the best tan .I see you are from Ohio thats my home state.
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01-23-2008, 11:18 AM
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Re: Phillips Swift XPT 160 Watt
klein,
Thanks for the info - So it sounds like you are saying that the Philips Swift XPT may be to strong for the Tanses being that the canopie is to close. However, I do run my 52 lamp for 7 minutes I was using the Heraeus lamp in it which was awsome but for some reason they just increase the price on me so I am looking for another 160w lamp to run in it. How much are the 9K90's and where can I get the best deal for them? Thanks! |
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