Information

You have a lot invested in your tanning equipment. If cared for properly it will provide you with many years of dependable service. Fortunately, caring for your equipment is simple, if done regularly. A few common tools and cleaning supplies are all you should need for this list of periodic maintenance tasks.

Cleaning after tanning
It is important that you clean and disinfect the tanning surfaces after each tanning session. In a salon situation, everywhere a person might touch should be wiped down with an appropriate disinfectant cleaner, this includes acrylic shields, timer buttons, pillows, places you might sit on when getting into the unit, etc. When selecting a cleaner, make sure it does NOT contain ammonia or ammonia derivatives. Ammonia may damage the acrylic surfaces. We recommend Australian Gold® Disinfectant.

Thorough Periodic Cleaning
The cooling fans draw air through the running unit to cool the equipment. They also pull dust into the unit. That is why you should take the time to thoroughly clean the INSIDE of the tanning unit from time to time. Dust on the lamps and reflectors is not only unattractive, it also blocks UV light from reaching the tanner. Many times this is more of a problem in residential units since a house tends to have longer carpet fibers than a salon, laundry lint, pet hair, etc.

Basically you need to remove the acrylic shields and/or wire grills to gain access to the lamps and reflectors. Using a soft, damp cloth wipe each lamp and the reflector surface. Clean both sides of the acrylic sheilds or wire grills. When everything is clean, put the unit back together. Check any vent holes and fan openings for obstructions. If possible, clean the fan blades. Also clean or replace any air filters the unit may have. Refer to your User Manual for more specific cleaning instructions.

Mechanical Inspection
Occasionally, we recommend about every 400-500 hours of operation, inspect all of the unit's nuts and bolts to make sure they are secure. Pay particular attention to any fasteners that hold hinges, gas springs, or other points of movement. Check the operation of any gas springs or other lift mechanisms. Replace gas springs if they do not hold the canopy in its fully open position when raised. If needed, adjust the spring lifts as described in your User Manual.

Lamp Replacement
The amount of UV a tanning lamp produces will diminish over time. We recommend you replace lamps every 500 to 1000 hours of use. Higher wattage lamps should probably be replaced closer to 500 hours than 1000. Remember to replace the starters whenever replacing lamps.

If you follow these guidelines, your tanning equipment should last many years. If you have any difficulty performing any maintenance procedures call us (1-800-449-3605). We are always happy to help. Again, refer to your manual for more specific instructions.

Enjoy your tanning experience!

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Bed Dimensions and
Recommended Room Sizes

Proper operation of your tanning equipment requires adequate ventilation to cool the unit. This translates into having a room large enough to allow space on all sides of the tanning equipment for its cooling fans to function effectively. Use this chart as a guideline for planning space for your tanning unit.

Equipment	Overall Size	Room Size
SunQuest® 1000S	74.25"L x 30"W	N/A
SunQuest® 2000S	74.25"L x 30"W	N/A
SunQuest® Pro 16RS	75.75"L x 35"W x 48"H	8' x 6'
SunQuest® Pro 24RS series	75.75"L x 35"W x 48"H	8' x 6'
SunQuest® Pro 26RS series	87.75"L x 35"W x 48"H	9' x 6'
SUNVISION® Pro 24S series	75.75"L x 35"W x 48"H	8' x 6'
SUNVISION® Pro 28LE series	87.75"L x 35"W x 48"H	6' x 8'
SUNVISION Elite™ 30 series	86.5"L x 40"W x 53"H	9' x 7'
SUNVISION Elite™ 32 series	86.5"L x 40"W x 53"H	9' x 7'
SUNSTAR® 332 series	86.5"L x 40.5"W x 56"H	9' x 7'
SUNSTAR® 432 series	86.5"L x 40.5"W x 56"H	9' x 7'
SOLARIS® 336	96"L x 51"W x 60"H	9' x 10'
SOLARIS® 442	96"L x 51"W x 60"H	9' x 10'
StarPower® 548	99"L x 53"W x 65"H	10' x 10'
SolarForce® 648	96"L x 59"W x 66.5"H	10' x 10'
SS755	99"L x 71"W x 73"H	10' x 10'
SUNVISION Elite™ 48V	42"D x 96"H	6' x 6' x 9'tall
With Dressing Room (door open)	100"L x 59"W x 96"H	N/A
SunDome® 448V	42"D x 96"H	6' x 6' x 9'tall
With Dressing Room (door open)	100"L x 59"W x 96"H	N/A
SunDome® 548V	42"D x 96"H	6' x 6' x 9'tall
With Dressing Room (door open)	100"L x 59"W x 95"H	N/A
SolarForce® 652V	59.5"D x 60"W x 96"H	8' x 7' x 9'tall
With Dressing Room (door open)	108"L x 69"W x 96"H	N/A
SunScape® 756V	59.5"D x 60"W x 96"H	8' x 7' x 9'tall
With Dressing Room (door open)	108"L x 69"W x 96"H	N/A

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Shipping Weights and Dimensions

Model	Weight	Total Weight	Ship Weight*	Box Dimensions (w/o pallet)
SunQuest 1000S	117			80Lx36Wx17H
SunQuest 2000S	119			80Lx36Wx17H
SunQuest 16RS canopy SunQuest 16RS bench	102 126	228	308	80Lx36Wx14H
SunQuest 24RS canopy SunQuest 24RS bench	126 152	278	358	80Lx36Wx14H
SUNVISION 24S canopy SUNVISION 24S bench	129 154	283	363	80Lx36Wx14H
SUNVISION 24SF canopy SUNVISION 24S bench	154 154	308	388	80Lx36Wx14H
SunQuest 26RS canopy SunQuest 26RS bench	140 171	311	391	92Lx36Wx14H
SUNVISION 28LE canopy SUNVISION 28LE bench	150 199	349	429	92Lx36Wx14H
SUNVISION 28LE 2F canopy SUNVISION 28LE bench	197 199	396	476	92Lx36Wx14H
SUNVISION Elite 30 canopy SUNVISION Elite 30 bench	215 274	489	569	92Lx43Wx15H
SUNVISION Elite 30 3F canopy SUNVISION Elite 30 bench	235 261	496	576	92Lx43Wx15H
SUNVISION Elite 32 canopy SUNVISION Elite 32 bench	225 284	509	589	92Lx43Wx15H
SUNVISION Elite 32 3F canopy SUNVISION Elite 32 bench	245 271	516	596	92Lx43Wx15H
SUNVISION Elite 48V Booth			1018	88Lx46Wx72H‡
ZX32 175 canopy ZX32 175 bench†	194 423		668	92Lx43Wx16H 92Lx43Wx22H†
ZX32 T 175 canopy ZX32 175 bench†	206 423		680	92Lx43Wx16H 96Lx43Wx22H†
Solaris 336 canopy Solaris 336 bench	312 648		960	96Lx53Wx52H‡
Solaris 442 canopy Solaris 442 bench	281 648		962	96Lx53Wx52H‡
StarPower 548 canopy StarPower 548 bench	341 721		1080	96Lx54Wx58H‡
SolarForce 648			1018	88Lx46Wx72H‡
SS755			1018	88Lx46Wx72H‡
SunDome 548V Booth			1018	88Lx46Wx72H‡
SunDome Dressing Room			450	90Lx50Wx9H
SolarForce 652V Booth			1018	88Lx46Wx72H‡
SS756V Booth			1018	88Lx46Wx72H‡

* Includes pallet, approx. 80lb.
† Bench unit and ballast tray secured to pallet. Weight and dimension includes pallet.
‡ Unit shipped banded together as complete unit. Dimension of all boxes and pallet.

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SS755 Electrical Requirements

The power cabling to connect the SS755 to the wall should be determined by the installing electrician, based on national and local codes. The information they need to make this determination is located on the serial number label on the unit. This label is located on the front of the left pedestal and also on the outside of the left lift-system bulkhead, viewable through the large hole on top of the Rear Access Panel. The label includes the operating voltage and the current draw (see below). The AWG will depend on the type of cable used, power configuration, distance from the main, etc.

Voltage	-	220 VAC
Amperage:
Single Phase	-	85A per phase
3-Phase	-	49A per phase

Likely wiring configurations that the electrician will choose for both sides of the buck/booster are noted below. These configurations are only valid where the pre-buck/boost circuit panel voltage is above 200 VAC and the voltage is bucked/boosted to 220VAC measured at the bed with it operating.

Single phase:
4 AWG Type THHN, packaged in a 2 current carrying cable plus ground.

Three Phase:
8 AWG Type THHN, packaged in a 3 current carrying cable plus ground.

Again, the above is meant only as general guidance of cabling needed for the SunScape. The electrician will make the final determination based on wire type, size, panel voltage, cable length, buck/booster settings, bed operating voltage and possibly other factors.