Find great deals on discount tanning bed lamps and replacement bulbs here, but first...
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You need to know the type of
tanning bed lamp you have, which is
usually, 90% of the time, a 100 watt,
F71 type with bi-pin connectors on the ends.
The F71 lamp is 69 3/8" 98% of all home tanning beds are this type of bulb: 100 watt, F71, bi-pin type like those pictured here. IF you know you have the most common 100 watt, F71, bi-pin type lamp...save yourself a lot of time and money by buying one of our "Home Tanning Bed Bulb Replacement Kits" by clicking here and replace all of your bulbs at the same time! If you have not changed your bulbs in the past 4 years or you are not sure when you last time the bulbs have been changed on your bed...you will be extremely pleased with changing them. Keep in mind they will give you 5 good years of use a maybe more. Also, changing the starters for a couple of bucks a piece will ensure you get the maximum power and wattage out of your lamps and ensure their longevity. |
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You may also have a
F72 type lamp which will have a
black rectangular connector on the end. You
will know the difference between a F71 and F72 when
you identify the socket connector. The
F72
type bulb is 69 1/8" long from metal cap to
metal cap and the rare
F73 lamp is 70 1/8"
long from cap to cap. Please be sure of the
the lamps you have before placing an order because the cost to return the wrong bulbs
is $110.
The active ingredient in tanning bed bulbs is the % of UVB and a typical 20 minute maximum session bulb has a 5% UVB with the most common brand names being Wolff Velocity, Wolf Belarium S, Real Sun, and Light Sources Midday Sun among many. This is a GREAT bulb for the home because of it's "all-around" combination of reddening and bronzing effects and it's not too hot for friends or family who do not tan often. Keep in mind that regardless of the name on the side of the bulb you can compare bulbs by looking for the % of UVB and then you will know the tanning characteristics of that particular bulb. The higher the UVB, like 7.5% and 8.5% bulbs, the more red your skin will become before turning brown. The lower the UVB %, like the 1.8% reflector bulbs, are basically "bronzing bulbs" which interact with melanin in your dead layer of skin to turn it bronze in color, without too much reddening.
To learn more about tanning bed bulbs, like the history or how to choose the right replacement lamp for you, select a subject below:
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