ProSun Luxura V7 User manual

08_13_013_ProSun Ver:01
Owner’s manual 10 Minutes
10 MINUTES

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Warning Labels............................................................3
Lamp compatibility chart................................................4
Electrical requirements...................................................5
Readthisfirst...............................................................6
10 Golden rules...........................................................7
General electric notes...................................................8
Beauty and responsible tanner..........................................9
The tanning process...................................................10
Careandmaintenance...................................................11
Preventive maintenance...............................................12
Maintenance......................................................13
Replacement of components...........................................14
Troubleshootingguide...................................................15
Warranty policy...........................................................16
Operation..................................................................17
Error messages...........................................................................20
Warning symbols..........................................................................21
Dimensions...........................................................................23
Removing the Acrylics.....................................................................24
Replacing the lamps.........................................................................25
Assembly manual.......................................................................26
Electrical Diagrams.......................................................................43
Schematics................................................................................46
Content

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Congratulations on the purchase of your Luxura tanning booth. Your new tanning booth
has been manufactured with the utmost care and attention and consists of high-quality parts. All
Luxura tanning booths have been developed to give you the best possible tan, whilst complying
with the strictest applicable FDA,UL & CSA standards.
RECOMMENDED
TANNING SCHEDULE
Sensitive Skin
SKINTYPE
Light Skin
I
II
III
IV
Normal Skin
Dark Skin
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Maximum
Tanning Not Advised
2
3
4
3
4
6
6
6
7
9
9
9
MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IN MINUTES
Burns easily & severely
Does not tan
Burns easily & severely
Tans minimally
Burns moderately
Tans moderately
Burns minimally
Tans well / above average
CERTIFIED LAMPS
V7-13
The following lamps (or compatible)
have been certified for use with
this equipment:
Panel:
ProTech High Intensive Dual XL
RUVA 200 Watt
This product is in conformity with performance
standards for sun lamp products under
21 CFR PART 1040.20
ProTech High Intensive
DUAL XL R-UVA 200watt
101
2
2
3
3
4 7
6
6
10
10

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THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ‘POLICY ON LAMP
COMPATIBILITY’ , 21 CFR 1040.20(e)(2)(iii)
LAMP TYPE:
ProTech High Intensive DUAL XL R-UVA 200watt
DANGER - Ultraviolet radiation. Follow instructions. Avoid overexposure. As with natural
sunlight, overexposure can cause eye and skin injury and allergic reactions. Repeated expo-
sure may cause premature aging of the skin and skin cancer.
WEAR PROTECTIVE EYE WEAR; FAILURE MAY RESULT IN SEVERE BURNS OR LONG-
TERM INJURY TO THE EYES. Medications or cosmetics may increase your sensitivity to the
ultraviolet radiation. Consult physician before using sunlamp if you are using medications or
have a history of skin problems or believe yourself especially sensitive to sunlight. If you do
not tan in the sun, you are unlikely to tan from use of this product.
Sunlamp - DANGER - Ultraviolet radiation. Follow instructions.
Use ONLY in xture equipped with a timer.
ALWAYS FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THE SUNLAMP PRODUCT TO
AVOID AND MINIMIZE POTENTIAL INJURY!
ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE EYE WEAR!
PURCHASER SHOULD RETAIN THIS FORM FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND
COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION
Precautions:

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CAUTION: Please refer to your individual bed for the
recommended tanning schedule and proper exposure times
for the model that you have purchased.
The Electrical requirements for your tanning bed are:
Model breaker 3~ breaker 1~ volt 3~ Volt 1~ Hertz
V7 48 Int 50 Amp 70 Amp 3x220V 220V 60Hz
Operating any 220 Volt combination at voltage levels below 215 Volts or above 230
Volts constitutes an automatic NULLIFICATION of the Luxura factory warranty, be-
cause it could cause damage to the unit’s system.
Please insure that your electrician and/or installer, reads this user’s manual
carefully prior to the installation of your tanning bed.
WARNING: ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE TANNING BED
FROM ITS POWER SUPPLY WHEN SERVICING OR
REPAIRING THE UNIT.
Important Notice:
• NEVER OPERATE THIS MACHINE WHEN
THE AMBIENT ROOM AIR TEMPERATURE IS
GREATER THAN 90 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
• NEVER OPERATE THIS MACHINE IN A COM-
MERCIAL APPLICATION WHEN THE REMOTE
TIMER IS NOT WORKING PROPERLY.
• NEVER OPERATE THIS MACHINE WHEN THE
BLUE FILTER GLASS IN ANY FACIAL TANNER
IS NOT INSTALLED OR IS BROKEN / DEFEC-
TIVE.
• NEVER OPERATE THIS MACHINE WHEN IT IS
NOT VENTILATING ITSELF PROPERLY
(TOO HOT INSIDE).
• THE SALON OWNER OR OPERATOR MAY
NEVER, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, OPEN
THE BENCH OR CANOPY OF PROSUN UNITS
WITHOUT THE SUPERVISION OF AN AUTHO-
RIZED SERVICE PERSON.
Technical data
V7 48 XL High Intensive
Voltage 230V/1~/PE/60Hz
Wattage 6087 W
Breaker 1 x 70 A
Voltage 230V/3~/PE/60Hz
Wattage 6087W
Breaker 3 x 50 A
Lamps 48 x 200 W
Weight (excl. Change room) 860 lb

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Read this first
Please Note:
Please consult enclosed tanning schedule for advised tanning times.
Repairs may only be carried out by qualified personnel. Always disconnect the main
power at the circuit breaker before servicing or repairing the unit.
1 Contact ProSun International immediately if this
unit does not function as outlined in this manual.
800-874-2776 or try 800-501-8485
2 Do not operate this unit in a moist or humid
space.
3 Always make sure the fuses can carry the load
4 Always disconnect the power to the unit at the wall
breaker when servicing or cleaning the inside con-
struction of the cabin. Maintenance for which the pro-
cedure is not described in this manual should only be
done by a qualified electrician. Never clean the electri-
cal components with fluids.
5 Ensure that the canopy when opened does not touch
the wall. This will prevent damage.
6 Avoid having the acrylic sheets come into contact with
sharp objects.
7 This unit may not be operated if:
• The user is not wearing protective UV goggles
• The blue or white facial glass is cracked or broken
• The acrylic panel in the canopy and/or bench is not
present
• One or more of the fans in the unit are not function-
ing properly
• The timing mechanism is not functioning properly
• The temperature inside the cabin is 96°F or higher
8 To ensure maximum tanning effectiveness, change the
acrylic sheet after every 1200 hours of operation.
9 To ensure maximum tanning effectiveness, replace the
lamps and the facial tanning lamps like indicated by
the manufacturer.
10 Check the environment regulations of your respec-
tive state with regard to the proper manner in which
the lamps are to be disposed of.
11 Note: only a special acrylic cleaner may be used to
clean the acrylic sheet. Never use cleaners that con-
tain alcohol, as these can damage the acrylic sheet.
12 The UV type of the tanning unit is indicated on the
specification sticker.
13 Ultraviolet radiation from the sun or UV appliances
can cause skin or eye damage. These biological
effects depend upon the quality and quantity of the
radiation as well as the skin and eye sensitivity of the
individual.
14 The skin may develop sunburn after an exces-
sive exposure. Excessively repeated exposures to
ultraviolet radiation from the sun or UV appliances
may lead to premature ageing of het skin as well as
increased risk of development of the skin tumors.
15 The unprotected eye may develop surface inflam-
mation and in some cases, after a cataract operation
for example, damage may occur to the retina after
excessive exposure. Cataracts may develop after
many repeated exposures.
16 If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly
qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
17 Exchanging lamps and starters; remove the lamp
by turning this a quarter turn to the left. Remove the
starters by turning these a quarter turn to the left.
Placement of lamps and starters in opposite order.
18 When installing the equipment, keep in mind the
prescribed minimum distances as described in the
“Dimensions / Placement” chapter.
19 Clean the dust filters after every 50 hours of use.
Regularly check the dust filters.

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10 Golden rules for sensible tanning
1 Before your client takes his or her tan in a tanning unit
first consult thoroughly the tanning table that you will
find in this book and follow its recommendations.
2 People have different reactions to sunlight. Somebody
with a pale complexion should take more care when
tanning than somebody with a darker complexion. Sun
beds should not be used by people:
• Whose skin displays signs of burning due to the
simple fact of being exposed to sunlight.
• Who have already been burned by the sun.
• Who have a skin condition or have or have had
skin cancer.
• Who are younger than 16 years.
• With skin type 1.
3 Make sure that upon commencing a series of tanning
sessions your customers have a rest day following their
first tanning session. If there is no sign of any unde-
sirable skin reaction they can then continue with the
series of sessions.
4 Make sure that your customers do not tan more than
once a day. This applies to tanning on the sun appli-
ance and tanning in natural sunlight. The skin does
not make a distinction between the two either. Taking
exposure to natural sunlight into account.
5 Some medicines and beauty products contain sub-
stances which can cause certain undesirable reactions
when combined with exposure to UV radiation. Other
substances may also sometimes have a similar effect.
Below you will find a list of substances which can react
when combined with exposure to UV radiation:
• Sulphonamide - in various medicines including
antibiotics
• Tetracyclines - in antibiotics, antiacne preparations
• Nalidexine acid - in medication for infection of the
urinary passages
• Chlorothiazide - in diuretics
• Sulphonylurea - in diabetic medication
• Phenothiazines - anti-stress medication
• Triacetyldiphenylisatine - in laxatives
• Psoralenes - in tanning accelerators
• Cyclamates - in sweeteners
• Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) - in sun protection
creams/oils
• Musk ambrette, musk oil - in perfumes
• Bleaching agents - in washing powders/liquids
• Eosine - in colorings
• Halogenated salicylamide - in anti fungal substances
6 When combined with exposure to ultraviolet light, cos-
metic products - perfumes and make-up, can cause
the skin to react. So take care to ensure that your
customers skin is clean before tanning. Some products
penetrate deep into the skin. Advise your custom-
ers to ensure that their skin is clean when tanning.
Recommend that they clean their skin thoroughly a
few hours before each tanning session, or better still,
recommend that they wear no make-up at all the day
before. Also advise your customers to remove any jew-
elry before tanning.
7 Make sure that your customers do not use cream or oil
that contains a sun block or self-tanning lotion when
using the tanning equipment. These products contain
substances which influence tanning times and thus
make the prescribed times unreliable. Also make sure
that your customers do not use tanning pills in combi-
nation with a series of tanning sessions or exposure to
natural sunlight. The combination of tanning pills and
UV light can increase the possibility of skin irritation
and sunburn.
8 If the skin is red and taut a short time after the tan-
ning session it is likely to be sunburnt. Wait for these
symptoms to disappear before tanning again, revise
the tanning plan and reduce the length of the individual
tanning sessions for the customer in question. If tan-
ning gives rise to undesirable reactions that you cannot
explain, stop the series of tanning sessions and advise
your customer to see their doctor if the symptoms do
not disappear within a short space of time.
9 Make sure that your customers always wear protective
goggles to protect their eyes - even if you may have
seen pictures of people tanning without using these
goggles. UV light which directly enters the eyes can
cause eye disorders (snow blindness, actinic conjunc-
tivitis or cataracts).
10 Reduce the tanning time by 20% during the first 50
hours that the (new) sun appliance is in use. During
these first 50 hours the tubes do not emit the normal
100% energy but 120% energy. After the first 50 hours
the tubes will emit the normal capacity of between 95%
to 100%.
Note:
If your customers are using medication,
ask them to consult their doctor before
embarking on a series of tanning sessions.

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THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ‘POLICY ON
LAMP COMPATIBILITY’ , 21 CFR 1040.20(e)(2)(iii)
• ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF
THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, O.S.H.A. OR APPLICABLE LOCAL AND
OR STATE ORDINANCES, AS WELL AS UTILITY COMPANY RULES REGARD-
ING AMPERE INTERRUPTION AND SAFETY SHUNT TRIP SWITCHES AND
POWER PANELS OF WHICH SHALL BEAR THE LABEL OF UNDERWRITER’S
LABORATORIES, INCORPORATED AND SHALL BE PERMANENTLY MARKED
FOR EASY IDENTIFICATION.
• ALL WIRES SHALL BE SINGLE SOLID RUNS WITHOUT SPLICES MEETING
THE N.E.M.A. STANDARDS.
• THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALL
ELECTRICAL MATERIAL AS SPECIFIED FOR A SAFE OPERATING SYSTEM.
• THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL RING OUT, TAG AND TERMINATE
ALL WIRES AT BOTH ENDS, WITH EACH RUN TO BE INSPECTED TO
ENSURE THAT NO WIRES HAVE BEEN GROUNDED OR OPEN.
• THE CUSTOMER SHALL PROVIDE A DEDICATED POWER SOURCE WHEN
BY PROSUN, ITS DEALERS, DISTRIBUTORS OR OTHER DESIGNATED
AGENTS.
• ProSun, ITS DEALERS, DISTRIBUTORS OR OTHER DESIGNATED AGENTS
ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINAL INSTALLATION OF THE ELECTRI-
CAL SYSTEM. THE RECOMMENDED ELECTRICAL PLAN MUST BE COORDI-
NATED BETWEEN THE CUSTOMER AND THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
ANY DEVIATION TO THE ELECTRICAL PLAN BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER.
• THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THE COMPLETION OF ALL ELEC-
TRICAL REQUIREMENTS PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF ANY Luxura SYSTEM.
GENERAL ELECTRICAL NOTES

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BEAUTY AND THE RESPONSIBLE TANNER
Many people in today’s image-conscious society want to be tanned. The Romans
built large sunning terraces onto their villas so as to take advantage of the sun’s
spiritually and physically therapeutic effects. They somehow inherently knew of the
positive inuences that natural sunlight could lend to the human condition, millennia
before the science of photobiology was conceived of.
Researchers in this eld have concluded that there are indeed a number of good
things that can be had by regulated exposure to ltered sunlight, not the least of
which being the production of vitamin D, a major contributing substance in the ght
against many different types of skin disorders. All of the body’s basic functions are
enhanced by a strengthened immune system, which occurs directly as a result of
moderate dosages of the right types of ultraviolet light
absorbed under controlled conditions.
The negative effects resultant of too much natural sunlight, however, is known to
many of us in the forms of sunburn, premature aging and wrinkling of the skin, and
nally, skin cancer. Avoiding these notorious hazards at all costs, as well as knowing
how your individual skin type reacts to ultraviolet light, are the primary keys to suc-
cessfully and responsibly achieving the tan you have always wanted.
Start by asking the question, “Just what is a tan?”
UV (ULTRAVIOLET) RAYS
Light is measured and analyzed by reading the variations in frequency of a wave-
length (like radio waves) on an oscilloscope. Ultraviolet light isn’t visible to the unas-
sisted human eye, and must therefore be measured by special sensing devices, i.e.
an UVAmeter. The three types of UV are UVA, UVB and UVC.
UVA has a higher frequency of wavelength than UVB or UVC, and is the ray, which
is thought to promote the excretion of pigment from the hormone called “Melanin”,
which occurs naturally in the skin.
UVB is believed to be the catalyst, or kick-starter for the Melanin to begin produc-
ing pigment. It is also the ray, which causes sunburn and wrinkling, so the skin can
withstand only brief dosages at very small percentage levels to UVA.
UVC, present in natural sunlight, is mostly ltered out by the ozone layer in the
upper atmosphere, and is extremely harmful to human skin, at any level of expo-
sure. In tanning beds, only small percentages of UVB to UVA are used to effect tan-
ning example: 95% UVA-to-5% UVB - whereby the individual tanner will be placed
on an acceptable exposure schedule according to his or her skin type. There is no
UVC emitted by tanning lamps.

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The tanning booth you have purchased is designed to concentrate optimal levels of
UVA, in conjunction with very low percentages of UVB, on the outermost layers of
the skin, so as to stimulate the production of Melanie pigment, which is slightly pink
in its dormant state, and cause it to turn brown after excretion. The more Melanin
cells present in the skin determines the amount of pigment that will be excreted and
distributed, and therefore the extent of the tan.
A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO RESPONSIBLE TANNING:
1. Depending upon skin type, tanning “treatments, each consisting of 10 to 12 indi-
vidual sessions, taken over a period of 20 to 24 days, should be embarked upon.
No more than 2 of these treatments per week should be undertaken, for more
in-depth details for tanning see the schedule label on bed.
2. Allow at least 48 hours to pass between each tanning session.
3. If you are taking any kind of medication, or are wearing facial cosmetics, make
sure to rst consult your doctor before tanning. Certain ingredients in pharmaceu-
tical products and make-up could induce UV light sensitivity and cause allergic
reactions. A table describing a number of known allergens can be seen later in
this manual.
4. For best facial tanning results, make sure to clean the face of cosmetics thor-
oughly at least three hours before each session. Better, if possible, try not to
wear any make-up during the day of the session.
5. Don’t use tanning lotions, oils or gels, which contain SPF (sun protection factor),
as these could hinder the desired tanning effect. Use only those that are speci-
cally manufactured for use in tanning beds.
6. If your skin develops or displays any sort of undesired reaction such as a rash,
acne, or unusual dryness, stop tanning immediately. If the problem doesn’t clear
itself up within a couple of days, consult your doctor.
7. Always avoid sunburn. If you overexpose yourself you could erythemize (sun-
burn) the skin. Should this occur, stop tanning until the reddish color fully sub-
sides, then recalculate your exposure schedule before continuing the treatment.
8. Read the WARNING label situated in full view of the user on the outside of the
sun bed carefully before beginning a tanning session.
9. Never use “tanning accelerator” pills in conjunction with your tanning treatment,
as these could lead to an increase of skin sensitivity to sunburn.
THE TANNING PROCESS