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Technical information

ADVANTAGE 400

LOUNGE

EXCELLENCE 800

EVOLUTION 600

EVOLUTION 500

CLASSIC 300

CLASSIC 8000

AVANTGARDE 600

ADVANTAGE 350

Ergoline – The No. 1 professional tanner

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Planning ManualOrder No. 801482 / Index "_" / 03.2004

for the ErgolineProfessional Sunbed ProgramProfessional Tanning by Ergoline is a synonym for innovativetechnologies and future-oriented product design. The success ofErgoline GmbH is no coincidence but the result of a targeted orientationto the requirements and wishes of the customers. Over 25 years ofexperience have given Ergoline a know-how advantage for constantlyperfected technical manufacture and quality assurance.Convincing tanning performance, exemplary comfort and, not least, theexcellent workmanship of the products make Ergoline No. 1 regardingProfessional Sunbed products.

Planning manual

Introduction

Dear Customer,

In choosing an Ergoline professional sunbed you have acquired high-performance equipment featuring advanced technology. Yourprofessional sunbed has been manufactured at Ergoline with thegreatest care and precision, having undergone numerous qualitycontrols and safety checks. We have done everything to ensure thesafe and trouble-free operation of your sunbed. However, you also cando a lot to ensure prolonged satisfaction with your Ergoline product.

The present planning manual provides important planning informationand some examples, so that an Ergoline sunbed can be used to fulladvantage and, with correct adjustment of the ventilation system, acomfortable room climate can be achieved as a condition of a highdegree of customer satisfaction.

For correct on-site implementation, your authorized dealer (agent) isavailable as your first point of contact. He has the necessaryexperience in handling all types of site-related ventilation problems.

In the event of technical defects or should you have any spare partinquiries, please contact your agent.

Of course, we are also available should you have any questions.

Contact address:Global Service DivisionAfter-sales service#1 Walter Kratz DriveJonesboro, Arkansas 72401

Telephone: (800) 445 0624Faxnumber: (870) 935 9046e-Mail: [email protected]

Yours sincerely,

Sun Ergoline

We reserve the right to make technical alterations to any representations and statements made in this planning manual.Reprinting or duplication – in whole or in part – is only permitted with our prior written approval and reference to the source.

Introduction

Contents

Contents• General• Sunbeds:

Excellence 800 Turbo PowerEvolution 600 Turbo PowerEvolution 500 Turbo PowerAdvantage 400 Turbo PowerAdvantage 350 Super PowerLounge Turbo PowerAvantgarde 600 Turbo PowerClassic 300 Super PowerClassic 8000 Ultra

• Planning inlet air and exhaust air• Controls

Intellitan Timer• AQUA MIST AROMA System• Appendix

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• Meaning of SymbolsDanger informationImportant information

• Guidelines• Intended use• Acrylic glass panel lower part• Export• Safety• UV Rays• Ozone• Climatic Requirements• Permissible Floor / Ceiling Loads• Room Sizes• Mains Supply Lines• Electrical Connections• Air Conditioning Technology

Air humidity• Acoustic Terminology• Environmental Declaration• Environmental Regulations

Disposal of lamps

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Danger notes, damage to persons:

Type and source of danger, e.g. “DANGER –High voltage!”

DANGER! Description of the consequences, e.g. “You can bekilled or injured by an electric shock!”

Countermeasures:

- Disconnect device from power supply beforeopening.

- Do not reach into the inside or change lampswith the device switched on.

Warning notes, damage to persons:

Type and source of danger, e.g. “Warning –hot surface!”

WARNING! Description of the consequences, e.g. “You canburn your hand (skin, face)!”

Countermeasures:

- Do not touch the lamps and nearby surfaces.

- Wait until lamps and surfaces have cooleddown.

Caution notes, property damage:

CAUTION!The word “CAUTION” with this label points out thatdanger for devices, materials and the environmentcan be expected here.

Important informationNote:This symbol does not identify safety notes, but statesinformation for a better understanding of theprocesses.

This device was built according to UL STD 482, certified toCAN/CSA STD C22.2 2 No. 224.

Ergoline devices carry the following quality marks:

The tanning device is intended exclusively for cosmetictanning of the human skin:• This device is used for tanning one adult person at a

time.• The user wears suitable eye protection that blocks UV

radiation during tanning.Any other use shall be considered improper. Themanufacturer cannot be held liable for damage or injuriesresulting from improper use. The operator bears the sole riskfor this.

The proper use also includes compliance with themanufacturer’s instructions, operating and maintenance. Thedevice may only be operated, maintained and repaired bypersons familiar with these tasks and that have been informedof the dangers involved.

The acrylic glass panels are designed for a maximumallowable weight of 135 kg / 300 lb.

Meaning of Symbols

Guidelines

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The acrylic glass panels for the tanning devices are producedof acrylic glass developed especially for this application. Theacrylics used are characterized by a particularly high UVpermeability and resistance, as well as an easy-care, hygienicsurface that is gentle to the skin.

The acrylic glass panels are formed to their shapes for thespecific devices in a technically complex production process.Despite state-of-the-art production know-how, the presence ofminor spots, air bubbles or streaks in the acrylic panels isunavoidable. In addition, hairline cracks can occur on the bedsurface during operation.

These occurrences are material-dependent and areunavoidable in processing, however have no significant effecton the utility value and can therefore not be recognized asdefects.

Cosmetics or sun screen products must be removed prior totanning as they can cause damage (e.g. cracks on thesurface) when used continuously.

We would like to point out that the devices are exclusivelyintended for use in the US and Canada, and may not beexported to other countries and operated there! Themanufacturer shall assume no liability whatsoever in case ofnon-observance! We explicitly emphasize that high liabilityrisks may occur for the exporter an/or the operator in case ofnon-observance.

Please note that only authorized service and installationpersonnel may be used for the service and installation, aswell as the start-up and extension of the Ergoline devices.

The electric connections must be undertaken in accordancewith local regulations by a company licensed for this purpose

Danger and safety notices fixed to the device may not beremoved or covered. The safety instruction must be easilyseen and must be adhered to. Safety installations (e.g. panelswitches or filter panels) may not be removed or taken out ofaction.

Further information can be taken from the operatinginstructions of the respective Ergoline device.

Depending on the model, Ergoline sunbeds emit a certainamount of UV rays at the place where they are installed. Thiscan cause possible discoloration or fading of the materialsused, such as: ceilings, wood, carpets, textiles, etc.For this reason make certain of the UV resistance of thematerials during planning.

Acrylic glass panel lower part

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Certain wavelengths are reliably filtered out by the lamp glassand the built-in filter panels in the UV low-pressure and UVhigh-pressure lamps used by Ergoline. Thus, the formation ofozone in damaging concentrations or of other odors is notpossible.

All Ergoline devices are intended for installation in dry roomswithout the danger of splash and drip-water. The maximumhumidity of this room may not exceed 70 %.

To prevent an excessively high temperature on the bedsurface of sunbeds, the room temperature should be amaximum of 3 to 4 °C / 5 to 7 °F higher than the outsidetemperature. However, the temperature in the room may notexceed 32 °C / 92 °F. The optimum temperature range is 25to 30 °C / 77 to 86 °F.Sufficient ventilation must always be ensured.

The devices may only be transported and stored attemperatures from 2 to 50 °C / 36 to 122 °F.

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When installing sunbeds for professional use, you shouldalways make sure that the floors and ceilings in commerciallyused rooms are designed to support a maximum load of325 N/ft2.

Caution!The load-bearing capacity of wooden beam ceilingsmust be proven in individual cases.

If the actual maximum load exceeds this value, the operatormust provide separate documentary evidence in conformitywith DIN 1055 BL, June 3, 1971, for the use of these rooms.

Examples of ceiling loads (based on normal roomdimensions, 1 tanning device, two persons and small items offurniture).

Tanning devices up to 450 kg / 1,000 lb:Ceiling load approx. 1,500 N/m2 / 140 N/ft2

Tanning devices up to 700 kg / 1,550 lb:Ceiling load approx. 1,840 N/m2 / 171 N/ft2

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Ozone

Climatic Requirements

Permissible Floor / Ceiling Loads

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descriptions of the tanning devices.The minimum installation surfaces refer to the dimensions:BK Width of roomTK Depth of roomThe height HK of the room is dependent on the localconditions and is not given.

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The following supply services must be taken into account inthe planning of the position for an Ergoline Professionalsunbed and must be laid on before installation of the device:• Power connection cable• Electrical control line (e.g. timer)• Headphone line

In addition, and depending on the equipment desired,planning must be made for the following supply lines:• Loudspeaker line• Line for external music• Line for channel selection switching• Bus line for data Bus• Condensation hoseFurther information, as well as the position of connections tothe device, can be found in the description of the respectivedevice.

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Please note that the electrical connection may only be carriedout by an electrical contractor. The electrical installation mustcomply with national safety regulations.RecommendationsAt the site, we recommend a selective current-operatede.l.c.b. system (nominal ground current 30 mA) as well aslightning protection and a UPS installation for control and PCinstallations.Connection requirementsThe electrical installation must be fitted with a separator(switch) by the customer (contact distance > 3 mm / 1/8 in). Ifthe connection is via a plug connection, then the system mustconform to the requirements of the local electrical regulations!

The required connection voltages must lie within a tolerancerange of +/- 5% in order to ensure a malfunction-free andguaranteed operation of the devices. In the design of theelectric power lines, a simultaneity factor of 1 must beexpected. Time delay fuses must be supplied for protection.

The prescribed connection line per device is AWG TypeTHHN or AWG Type UL-Style 1283 or local equivalent.

The cross-section of the power lines must be selected inconformity with local regulations and depends on:• The length of the cable• The power cable connected to it• as well as a supply cable per device.

The mains connector cable must be laid prior to assembly ofthe device. In doing so, care must be taken to allow forcabling reserve, for instance in the tanning rooms, forconnection of further devices. We recommend direct mainsconnection, i.e. without making any additional external contactpoints on the equipment. Further information can be obtainedfrom the respective device descriptions.The arrangement of the power cables must be recorded bymeans of corresponding labeling for the later installation ofthe devices.

Data, bus and/or control cables must be laid with a minimumdistance of 10 cm from the mains supply. Therefore, thepower supply and the control cables must not be placed in thesame cabling trough.Ripple control system (TRA)In some cases, depending on the local power supplycompany, the sunbeds may adversely affect the mains supplynetwork in the building where the sunbeds are installed,causing interference with the ripple control system (TRA)operated by the power supply company. This may causemalfunctions, for example, of night storage heaters.

If the sunbeds cause this type of interference, the sunbedoperator is responsible for installing an audio frequencyblocking filter in the building wiring system. Please contactyour firm of electricians. Your firm of electricians will befamiliar with the technical connection conditions as applied byyour local power supply company and will thus be able tomatch the audio frequency blocking filter to the mains supplyof your power supply company.

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Ergoline sunbeds with air conditioning make it possible toinfluence the temperature for the ergonomic panel, surroundair and the rooms. With the installed air-cooled airconditioning units, all essential factors involved in airconditioning can be adjusted throughout the entire year tomeet the user's wishes and requirements.

Air conditioning can• regulate the temperature of the warm air Cool;• regulate interior humidity Dehumidify in the summer;• Clean the interior air.

Air humidityRelative humidityAir is able to absorb water vapor. This ability to absorbincreases with increasing air temperature. For instance, 1 kg /2 3/16 lb air at 15 °C / 59 ºF can take up 10.78 g / 3/8 oz ofwater vapor but 20.34 g / 3/4 oz at 25 °C / 77 ºF.

If 1 kg / 2 3/16 lb of air at 25 °C / 77 ºF only contains 10 g /3/8 oz water vapor, then the air can absorb a further 10.34 g /3/8 oz. In this case, relative humidity is 50%.Absolute humidityAbsolute humidity is the mass of water vapor that can becontained in a kilogram of air. Maximum humidity xs isreached when the air is saturated with water vapor. Relativehumidity is then 100%.

Relative humidity ϕ is derived from the relationship betweenabsolute and maximum humidity: ϕ = X

Xs x 100%

ϕ = relative humidityx = absolute humidityxs = maximum humidity

Condensation waterAir-cooled air conditioning units have a surface temperatureof 4 to 12 °C / 39 to 54 °F. As the air cools, relative humidityincreases, as the ability to absorb water vapor decreases. Ifthe air temperature continues to fall, the temperature dropsbelow dewpoint temperature. The air is then no longer able tohold a part of the water vapor mass it contains, andcondensation occurs on the cooler surfaces. The water thusformed is referred to as condensation water. Absolutehumidity is reduced by this water mass.

Condensation drainageOn all air-cooled air conditioning units, condensation( condensation water) is expelled via the fan ring in thecondenser fan. Part of the condensation is evaporated orpumped off by the condensation pump and fed to acondensation container via a plastic hose. The amount ofwater given off varies and depends on the air as well as theoutput of the cooling system. Dehumidification output can beas much as 2.8 l / 3/4 gal per hour. When laying the plastichose, please ensure that the hose is not longer than20 meters / 65 ft 7 in and is not higher than 3 meters /9 ft 10 in. The amount of condensation per device can varyeven when there are the same devices in the same studio.

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The sound pressure level measurement LpA is used at ameasuring distance d = 1 meter / d = 3 ft 3 in forcharacterizing the acoustic sources in an enclosed space.The measurement is carried out with exhaust air and aswitched-on main and body ventilator as well as airconditioning (when available, limiting temperature 68 °F).

Terms ExplanationsSound Sound is generated by mechanical vibrations. It propagates itself in gaseous, fluid and solid bodies.Frequency No. of vibrations per second. Unit: 1 Hertz = 1 Hz = 1/s. The pitch rises with the frequency. Frequency

range of human hearing: 16 Hz ... 20,000 Hz.Acoustic level A measure of the strength of the sound (acoustic energy).Decibel (db) Standard unit for the acoustic level depicted on a logarithmic scale.dB (A) As the human ear finds that different high tones (frequencies) of the same acoustic level have different

strengths, the noise must be correspondingly damped with filters at certain frequencies. The frequencyevaluation curve with filter A takes this into account and provides a subjective hearing impression. Adifference of 10 db (A) corresponds somewhat to a doubling (or halving) of the perceived noise level.

The JK corporate group is subject to the strict regulations ofEC Directive 761/2001 and the standard DIN ISO14001:1996, and undergoes regular internal and externalenvironment audits performed by trained auditors.

Disposal of lampsUV low-pressure lamps and UV high-pressure lamps containfluorescent materials and other waste containing mercury.According to the national waste disposal laws and inaccordance with the municipal waste regulations, proof mustbe provided of the proper disposal of UV lamps.

Your local environmental agency will be happy to assist youwith the disposal of UV lamps.

Acoustic Terminology

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Environmental Regulations

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Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Planning example for double rear wall

With exhaust-air adapterWithout exhaust-air adapter

• Maximum exhaust pipe lengths• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric connection• Sound system• Controls• Air conditioner• AQUA MIST AROMA system• IR-Interface

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1. Face tanner(UV high-pressure lamps)

2. Shoulder tanners3. Neck tanner4. Headphone connection5. UV low-pressure lamps, lower part6. Intermediate panel7. Infrared interface8. Acrylic glass panel lower part9. Air nozzles surround cooling,

feet end10. UV low-pressure lamps, side part11. UV low-pressure lamps, canopy12. Air nozzle/nozzle AQUA MIST

(dependent on equipment)13. Air nozzles surround cooling14. Air nozzles surround cooling head

end and AROMA (dependent onequipment)

15. Central exhaust air bracket (op-tional)

16. Accent lighting canopy(two colored)

17. Accent lighting canopy18. Accent lighting base19. Accent lighting front panel (blue)20. Accent lighting internal (blue)

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Electrical dataNominal performance draw-off:

w/o Temptronic 13,900 Wwith Temptronic 17,000 W

Nominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 50 amp 3-pole

or 80 amp 2-polePerformance:

Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 24 x 160 WUV high pressure lamps 3 x 520 WLower part:UV low pressure lamps 19 x 160 WSide part:UV low pressure lamps 8 x 160 WUV high pressure lamps 1 x 520 WNeck tanner:UV low pressure lamps 6 x 25 WShoulder tanners:UV low pressure lamps 7 x 25 W

Noise emissionAcoustic pressure level: 68.9 db (A)Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air:

w/o Tempt. 18 °Fwith Tempt. 27 °F

10 °C15 °C

Max. air requirement: 1,650 cfm 2800 m3/hOpt. ambient temperature: 77 – 86 °F 25 °C – 30 °CMax. ambient temperature: 59 – 104 °F 15 °C – 40 °CMax. inlet air temperature: 104 °F 40 °CExhaust cross sectionw/o exhaust system: 91 in2 588 cm2

Room inlet air cross sectionat 1.5 m/s / 295 fpm 806 in2 5200 cm2

Exhaust cross section withexhaust system: 110 in2 710 cm2

Warm air return: possible

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Installing “exhaust air ducting via a hanging ceiling and with a double rear wall” is anoptically elegant solution without using the central exhaust air bracket.

An intermediate wall (1) (e.g. chipboard) tightly enclosing the sunbed at the rearserves as an upward channel for the exhaust air (2), if required right up to the hangingceiling. So that the exhaust air is properly extracted, a slight vacuum is required be-hind the intermediate wall (1); an auxiliary fan must be installed if necessary.

With exhaust-air adapterA cut-out is mounted on the intermediate wall (see table for dimensions). A rubberprofile on the exhaust-air adapter (3) ensures an air-tight seal on the intermediatewall.

Dimensions

L1 1116 mm 43 15/16 in Brown foot end up to centre ofadapter

L2 590 mm 23 1/4 in Long adapter, inner edges

H 1355 mm 53 3/8 in Height from floor to inner upperedge of rubber profile

H1 1125 mm 44 5/16 in Height from floor to inner lower edge

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DimensionsB1 max. 170 mm max. 6 11/16 inB2 57 mm 2 1/4 inH1 1,078 mm 42 7/16 in

If a tanner is replaced with a new tanner, the intermediate wall (1) must be adapted orreplaced so that no gaps result through which leakage air is drawn. Inspection doorsat the head and foot must be taken into account for the adjustment of the canopylifting device.

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Calculation base (without additional ventilator):Back pressure 100 PascalAir pressure 100,000 PascalAir temperature 40 °C 104 °FDensity 1.112 kg/m3 1 1/8 oz/ft3Dynamic inertia of the air 1.92E-05 Pa x s

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To cool the equipment, room or studio air is drawn in beneath the front panel (1) ofthe lower part of the sunbed and over the filter mats in the canopy (2) (inlet air).

The inlet air is first cleaned in a filter, then fed past the hot UV low-pressure and high-pressure lamps and finally expelled as warm exhaust air via the central exhaust airbracket (3) at the rear of the sunbed.

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Surround air ventilation for the user is provided automatically. The intensity is adjust-able in 9 steps. Room or studio air is drawn in and used for cooling.

The air is fed through several nozzles over the whole length in the middle of thecanopy. In the head area there are two air nozzles that can be switched on sepa-rately.

Studio air is also supplied via the air inlet slots beneath the front panel of the sunbedbase and fed to two nozzles at feet level at the lying surface height, thus surroundingthe body with cooling air.

Depending on the equipment, the user can have a pleasant cooling mist (AQUAMIST) sprayed from the outer nozzles in the body area.

The user can preselect the temperature of the air conditioner (Temptronic) providedas standard equipment, and therefore adjust the temperature of the bed surface andbody air in accordance with his/her wishes.

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Connection to a central exhaust system is possible upwards, upwards right, upwardsleft and to the rear.

The apertures intended for this purpose are located above the central exhaust airbracket.Corrugated pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 10 m /32 ft 10 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 10 m /32 ft 10 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Smooth pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 30 m / 98 ft 5 in(without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 30 m / 98 ft 5 in, you re-quire an auxiliary fan.Warm air recyclingWarm air recycling is a technically advanced, secure device by means of which partof the hot cooling air is fed back to the studio via a motor-controlled air choke. Athermostat provides fully automatic control of the studio temperature, between 15 °C /59 °F and 25 °C / 77 °F as required.

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Item Accessory parts Article No. Notes:1 Central exhaust air bracket Techno Grey with warm air

recycling, thermostatically controlled including connectorpiece, see Item 4

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Central exhaust air bracket Techno Grey, but withoutwarm air recycling

345263With connection possible for exhaust air pipes (∅ 300 mm /11 13/16 in) on the top, top right, top left and to the rear

2 90° Pipe bend in Techno Grey 345211 For inlet and exhaust air ducting to right, left or to rear, plustube adapter for direct connection to central exhaust airbracket [possible with tube (∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)]

3 Corrugated pipe (∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in , 6 m / 19 ft 8 inlength, flexible, grey) including 2 pipe clamps

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4 Corrugated pipe connector piece (∅ 300 mm /11 13/16 in)

345027 For connecting two corrugated pipes

5 Connector bracket for corrugated pipe(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)

345036 Connection of the corrugated pipe, e.g. to a canal

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Mains supply line yesElectr. control line noneLine for external music and channel selection none

Equipment variant, retrofitting not possible.

Controls Article No. Cable LengthIntellitan Remote 0440021423 20 ft4-Button Intellitan Console 0440021422 6 ftComputer Control Station IV (CCS IV) 0038002778 –

Equipment variant: Temptronic for bed surface and Surround Cooling with fully integrated climate control of body cooling;Room climate control via body cooling run-on (temperature-controlled), retrofitting not possible.

Equipment variant: Aroma and body cooling for the user, retrofitting not possible.

Standard equipment, access to the device data with a hand-held unit (Palm).

Electric connection

Sound system

Controls

Air conditioner

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feet end10. UV low-pressure lamps, side part11. UV low-pressure lamps, canopy12. Air nozzle/nozzle AQUA MIST

(dependent on equipment)13. Air nozzles surround cooling14. Air nozzles surround cooling head

end and AROMA (dependent onequipment)

15. Central exhaust air bracket (op-tional)

16. Accent lighting canopy(two colored)

17. Accent lighting canopy18. Accent lighting front panel (blue)19. Accent lighting internal (blue)

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Nominal performance draw-off:w/o air conditionerwith air conditioner

12,600 W13,700 W

Nominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing:

w/o air conditioner 40 amp 3-polewith air conditioner 50 amp 3-polew/o or with air conditioner 80 amp 2-pole

Performance:Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 21 x 160 WUV high pressure lamps 2 x 500 WLower part:UV low pressure lamps 17 x 160 WSide part:UV low pressure lamps 8 x 160 WUV high pressure lamps 1 x 500 WNeck tanner:UV low pressure lamps 6 x 25 WShoulder tanners:UV low pressure lamps 7 x 25 W

Noise emissionAcoustic pressure level: 67.2 db (A)Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air:

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Dimensions

L1 1116 mm 43 15/16 in Brown foot end up to centre of adapter


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Calculation base (without additional ventilator):Back pressure 100 PascalAir pressure 100,000 PascalAir temperature 40 °C 104 °FDensity 1.112 kg/m3 1 1/8 oz/ft3

Dynamic inertia of the air 1.92E-05 Pa x s

Corrugatedpipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.1821) 0.211)

3 7 23 ft

Smooth pipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.0611) 0.211)

3 18 59 ft 1 in

1) zeta value (ζ)



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Equipment cooling


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Studio air is also supplied via the air inlet slots beneath the front panel of the sunbedbase and fed to two nozzles at feet level at the lying surface height, thus surroundingthe body with cooling air.

Depending on the equipment, the user can have a pleasant cooling mist (AQUAMIST) sprayed from the outer nozzles in the body area.

Depending on the equipment, an air conditioner enables the additional climate controlof the bed surface and the body air.

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The apertures intended for this purpose are located above the central exhaust airbracket.Corrugated pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 10 meters /32 ft 10 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 10 meters /32 ft 10 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Smooth pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 30 meters /98 ft 5 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 30 meters /98 ft 5 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Warm air recyclingWarm air recycling is a technically advanced, secure device by means of which partof the hot cooling air is fed back to the studio via a motor-controlled air choke. Athermostat provides fully automatic control of the studio temperature, between 15 °C /59 °F and 25 °C / 77 °F required.


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Item Accessory parts Article No. Notes:1 Central exhaust air bracket Techno Grey with warm

air recycling, thermostatically controlled includingconnector piece, see Item 4

345262


345263

With connection possible for exhaust air pipes(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in) on the top, top right, topleft and to the rear

2 90° Pipe bend in Techno Grey 345211 For inlet and exhaust air ducting to right, left or torear, plus tube adapter for direct connection tocentral exhaust air bracket [possible with tube(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)]

3 Corrugated pipe (∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in, 6 m /19 ft 8 in length, flexible, grey) including 2 pipe clamps

345028 –

4 Corrugated pipe connector piece(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)


5 Connector bracket for corrugated pipes(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)

345036 Connection of the corrugated pipes, e.g. to a canal


Surround cooling



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Equipment variant (Air condition for the bed surface and the body air), retrofitting not possible.

Equipment variant (aroma and body cooling for the user), retrofitting not possible.


Electric connection

Sound system

Controls

Air conditioner

AQUA MIST AROMA system

IR-Interface

Planning Manual

Evolution 500 – 1

Evol

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n 50

0

03285 / 0

Turbo Power

Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Planning example for double rear wall


• Maximum exhaust pipe lengths• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric Connection• Controls• Sound system• IR-Interface

Evolution 500


2 – Evolution 500

Evol

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2. Reflector3. Headphone connection4. UV low-pressure lamps, lower part5. Intermediate panel

(Evolution 500 Turbo Power)6. Infrared interface7. Acrylic glass panel lower part8. UV low-pressure lamps, side part9. UV low-pressure lamps, canopy10. Air nozzle11. Air nozzles body cooling12. Air nozzles body cooling head end13. Central exhaust air bracket (op-

tional)14. Accent lighting canopy

2

3

457

141310 10

9

8

11 12

1

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Electrical data

Nominal performance draw-off:w/o air conditioner 12,100 W

Nominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 Hz

Rated fusing: 40 amp 3-pole80 amp 2-pole

Performance:Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 18 x 160 WUV high pressure lamps 2 x 500 WLower part:UV low pressure lamps 17 x 160 WSide part:UV low pressure lamps 8 x 160 WUV high pressure lamps 1 x 500 W

Noise emissionAcoustic pressure level: 68.8 db(A)Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air:

w/o air conditioner 11 °F 6 °C





Device description

Technical data


Evolution 500 – 3

Evol

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n 50

0


TKBK

H2

Z

B1L1

H1HY

X

B+B

L2 L4 L3

H4 H5

L

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o

H9

H7 H6

H8

B2L7

L5

04785 / 0

Dimensions


4 – Evolution 500

Evol

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n 50

0




Dimensions

L1 1116 mm 43 15/16 in Brown foot end up to centre of adapter


H 1355 mm 53 3/8 in Height from floor to inner upper edge of rubberprofile

H1 1125 mm 44 5/16 in Height from floor to inner lower edgeH2 230 mm 9 1/16 in Height of adapter (inside)

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2

3

1

H2H1 H

L1L2

03840 / 0

Without exhaust-air adapterThe intermediate wall (1) must tightly surround the tanning bed in the rear area.DimensionsB1 max. 170 mm max. 6 11/16 inB2 57 mm 2 1/4 inH1 1,078 mm 42 7/16 in


H1

B1

B2 03322 / 1

1

2



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Evol

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n 50

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Corrugatedpipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.1821) 0.211)

3 7 23 ft

Smooth pipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.0611) 0.211)

3 18 59 ft 1 in

1) zeta value (ζ)



1

2 3

03323 / 0


Equipment cooling


6 – Evolution 500

Evol

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n 50

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The apertures intended for this purpose are located above the central exhaust airbracket.

Corrugated pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 10 meters /32 ft 10 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 10 meters /32 ft 10 in, you require an auxiliary fan.

Smooth pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 30 meters /98 ft 5 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 30 meters /98 ft 5 in, you require an auxiliary fan.

Warm air recyclingWarm air recycling is a technically advanced, secure device by means of which partof the hot cooling air is fed back to the studio via a motor-controlled air choke. Athermostat provides fully automatic control of the studio temperature, between 15 °C /59 °F and 25 °C / 77 °F as required.


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1

43 325



345262


345263




345028 –






Surround cooling



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Evol

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Electric Connection

Controls

Sound system

IR-Interface


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Evol

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n 50

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Planning Manual

Advantage 400 – 1

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ntag

e 400

04166 / 0

Turbo Power

Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Maximum exhaust pipe lengths• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric connection• Sound system• Controls• IR-interface

Advantage 400

Advantage 400 Planning Manual

2 – Advantage 400

Adva

ntag

e 400


2. Loudspeaker3. Headphone connection4. Reflector5. UV low-pressure lamps, lower part6. IR-interface7. Acrylic glass panel, lower part8. UV low-pressure lamps, canopy9. Air nozzles surround cooling10. Air nozzles surround cooling head-

end11. Central exhaust air bracket

(optional)12. Accent lighting canopy13. Accent lighting front panel14. Accent lighting internal

4

5

23

6

12

1314

11

8

109

1

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w/o air conditioner 10,300 WNominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 40 amp 3-pole


Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 26 x 140 WUV high pressure lamps 3 x 400 WLower part:UV low pressure lamps 14 x 140 W

Noise emissionAcoustic pressure level: –1)

Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air:






1) The value was not available at the time of going to press.

Device description

Technical data

Planning Manual Advantage 400

Advantage 400 – 3

Adva

ntag

e 400

B – 1240 mm 48 13/16 inB1 1180 mm 46 7/16 inB2 1300 mm 51 3/16 inB+ 1360 mm 53 9/16 inL 2200 mm 86 5/8 inL1 2015 mm 79 5/16 inL2 1615 mm 63 9/16 inL3 35 mm 1 3/8 inL4 273 mm 10 3/4 inL5 867 mm 34 1/8 inL6 1100 mm 43 5/16 inH 1125 mm 44 5/16 inH1 1430 mm 56 5/16 inH2 390 mm 15 3/8 inH3 – mm – inH4 264 mm 10 3/8 inH5 167 mm 6 9/16 inH6 1679 mm 66 1/8 inH7 1760 mm 69 5/16 inH8 1979 mm 77 15/16 inH9 2124 mm 83 5/8 inX 1114 mm 43 7/8 inY 536 mm 21 1/8 inZ 2200 mm 86 5/8 in∅ 300 mm 11 13/16 inBK 2300 mm 90 9/16 inTK 2100 mm 82 11/16 in

Z

H1HY

L1

B-

B1TK

BK

L

BLX

L2 L4 L3

H4H2 H504364 / 0

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H7 H6

H8

o

B3L6

L5

B+B2

B4

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Dimensions


4 – Advantage 400

Adva

ntag

e 400



Corrugatedpipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.1821) 0.211)

3 9 29 ft 6 in

Smooth pipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.0611) 0.211)

3 26 85 ft 4 in

1) zeta value (ζ)



1

2 3

04468 / 0


Equipment cooling


Advantage 400 – 5

Adva

ntag

e 400


The air is fed through several nozzles in the middle of the canopy and in the headarea.

04469 / 0


The apertures intended for this purpose are located above the central exhaust airbracket.Corrugated pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 12 meters /39 ft 4 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 12 meters /39 ft 4 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Smooth pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 36 meters /118 ft 1 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 36 meters /118 ft 1 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Warm air recyclingWarm air recycling is a technically advanced, secure device by means of which partof the hot cooling air is fed back to the studio via a motor-controlled air choke. Athermostat provides fully automatic control of the studio temperature, between 15 °C /59 °F and 25 °C / 77 °F as required.


1

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04533 / 0



345284


345283




345028 –





Surround cooling



6 – Advantage 400

Adva

ntag

e 400





Electric connection

Sound system

Controls

IR-interface

Planning Manual

Advantage 350 – 1

Adva

ntag

e 350

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Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Maximum exhaust pipe lengths• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric connection• Sound system• Controls

Advantage 350


2 – Advantage 350

Adva

ntag

e 350


2. Loudspeaker3. Headphone connection4. Reflector5. UV low-pressure lamps, lower part6. Acrylic glass panel lower part7. IR-interface8. UV low-pressure lamps, canopy9. Air nozzles surround cooling head-

end10. Central exhaust air bracket

(optional)11. Accent lighting canopy12. Accent lighting internal

4

56

11

12

10

8

9

7

23

1

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Electrical data

Nominal performance draw-off:w/o air conditioner 9,300 W

Nominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 40 amp 3-pole


Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 24 x 120 WUV high pressure lamps 3 x 4,000 WLower part:UV low pressure lamps 14 x 120 W


Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air:


Max. air requirement: 1,590 cfm 2,700 m3/hOpt. ambient temperature: 77 – 86 °F 25 °C – 30 °CMax. ambient temperature: 59 – 104 °F 15 °C – 40 °CMax. inlet air temperature: 104 °F 40 °CExhaust cross sectionw/o exhaust system: 67 in2 430 cm2

Room inlet air cross sectionat 1.5 m/s / 295 fpm 775 in2 5,000 cm2



1) The value was not available at the time of going to press.

Device description

Technical data


Advantage 350 – 3

Adva

ntag

e 350

B – 1230 mm 48 7/16 inB1 1170 mm 46 1/16 inB2 1290 mm 50 13/16 inB+ 1350 mm 53 1/8 inL 2200 mm 86 5/8 inL1 2015 mm 79 5/16 inL2 1615 mm 63 9/16 inL3 35 mm 1 3/8 inL4 273 mm 10 3/4 inL5 867 mm 34 1/8 inL6 1100 mm 43 5/16 inH 1125 mm 44 5/16 inH1 1415 mm 55 11/16 inH2 390 mm 15 3/8 inH3 – mm – inH4 264 mm 10 3/8 inH5 167 mm 6 9/16 inH6 1679 mm 66 1/8 inH7 1760 mm 69 5/16 inH8 1979 mm 77 15/16 inH9 2124 mm 83 5/8 inX 1114 mm 43 7/8 inY 536 mm 21 1/8 inZ 2200 mm 86 5/8 in∅ 300 mm 11 13/16 inBK 2300 mm 90 9/16 inTK 2100 mm 82 11/16 in

H1H

Y

L1

B-

B1TK

BK

L

BL

Z

X

L2 L4 L3

H4H2 H504365 / 0

H9

H7 H6

H8

o

B3L6

L5

B+B2

B4

04368 / 0

Dimensions


4 – Advantage 350

Adva

ntag

e 350



Corrugatedpipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.1821) 0.211)

3 9 29 ft 6 in

Smooth pipe∅


kabsolute



straight line


0.0611) 0.211)

3 26 85 ft 4 in

1) zeta value (ζ)



2 3

1 04390 / 0


Equipment cooling


Advantage 350 – 5

Adva

ntag

e 350


The air is fed through two nozzles in the head area of the canopy.

04465 / 0


The apertures intended for this purpose are located above the central exhaust airbracket.Corrugated pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 12 meters /39 ft 4 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 12 meters /39 ft 4 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Smooth pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 36 meters /118 ft 1 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 36 meters /118 ft 1 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Warm air recyclingWarm air recycling is a technically advanced, secure device by means of which partof the hot cooling air is fed back to the studio via a motor-controlled air choke. Athermostat provides fully automatic control of the studio temperature, between 15 °C /59 °F and 25 °C / 77 °F as required.


1

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04466 / 0



345284


345283



3 Corrugated pipe (∅ 300 mm / ∅ 11 13/16 in, 6 m /19 ft 8 in length, flexible, grey) including 2 pipe clamps

345028 –





Surround cooling



6 – Advantage 350

Adva

ntag

e 350




Electric connection

Sound system

Controls

Planning Manual

Lounge – 1

Loun

ge

04451 / 0 Turbo Power

Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Planning example for double rear wall• Maximum exhaust pipe lengths• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric connection• Sound system• Controls• IR-interface

Lounge

Lounge Planning Manual

2 – Lounge

Loun

ge

1. Exhaust air slots, equipment cooling2. Lighting of comfort room3. Mirror4. Inside door lock5. Clothes and shoe storage6. Inside door handle7. UV low-pressure lamps, inner doors8. UV low-pressure lamps, outer doors9. Clearance for the air supply

(50 mm / 1 5/16 in)10. IR-interface11. Operating panel with display12. Outer doors13. Inner doors14. Ventilator15. Loudspeaker (accessories)16. Cable for emergency unlocking

(behind the filter mat)17. Base cover

The equipment has been constructed sothat the left or right wing can be fitted asthe door (12).

151413

78

1212

11

10

1

5

3

4

1769

2

16

04503 / 0

Electrical dataNominal performance draw-off: 11,600 WNominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 50 amp 3-pole


Device door, right side:UV low-pressure lamps 20 x 180 WDevice door, left side:UV low-pressure lamps 20 x 180 WDoor of comfort room, right side:UV low-pressure lamps 5 x 180 WDoor of comfort room, left side:UV low-pressure lamps 5 x 180 W


Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air: 18 °F 10 °C




Warm air return: Not possible

1) The value was not available at the time of going to press.2) when using a 11 3/16 in / 300 mm exhaust air adapter (see Exhaust air

accessories)

Device description

Technical data

Planning Manual Lounge

Lounge – 3

Loun

ge

B 1200 mm 47 1/4 inB1 1500 mm 59 1/16 inB2 325 mm 12 13/16 inB5 680 mm 26 3/4 inB6 930 mm 36 5/8 inB7 620 mm 24 7/16 inH 2400 mm 94 1/2 inH1 2625 mm 103 3/4 inH2 2125 mm 83 11/16 inH3 50 mm 1 15/16 inH6 2125 mm 83 11/16 inH7 2335 mm 91 15/16 inH8 2676 mm 105 3/8 inH9 2826 mm 111 1/4 inT 1600 mm 63 inT1 1650 mm 64 15/16 inT2 730 mm 28 3/4 inT3 480 mm 18 7/8 in∅ 300 mm 11 13/16 inBK 1600 mm 63 inTK 2300 mm 90 9/16 in

H2

H3H6H7

B3

H8H9

BK TK

H1

H

T

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BB1

B5B6

T T1

B4

B7

T3T2

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Dimensions


4 – Lounge

Loun

ge

Installing “exhaust air ducting via a hanging ceiling and with adouble rear wall” is an optically elegant solution without usingthe central exhaust air bracket.

An intermediate wall (1) (e.g. chipboard) tightly enclosing thedevice at the rear serves as an upward channel for the exhaustair (2), right up to the hanging ceiling. So that the exhaust air isproperly extracted, a slight vacuum is required behind theintermediate wall (1); an auxiliary fan must be installed if nec-essary.A cut-out is mounted on the intermediate wall (see table fordimensions).

Dimensions

B8 920 mm 26 5/16 in width of cut-out

B9 722 mm 28 7/16 in width of tanning device atthe rear wall

T4 443 mm 17 7/16 in minimum distance betweenintermediate wall and wall

T5 1157 mm 45 9/16 in

H2 2125 mm 83 11/16 in height of cut-out

The intermediate wall (1) must tightly surround the device inthe rear area.

B8

B9

H2

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T4

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2

1

T5T4 04597 / 0



Lounge – 5

Loun

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Corrugatedpipe∅


kabsolute



straight line

of pipe of bend Pieces m0 10 32 ft 10 in300 mm 0.315 mm 2600 m3/h 1 8.5 27 ft 11 in2 7.5 24 ft 7 in11 3/16 in 5/16 in 1,530 cfm

0.1821) 0.211)

3 6 19 ft 8 in

Smooth pipe∅


kabsolute



straight line

of pipe of bend Pieces m0 29 95 ft 2 in300 mm 0.1 mm 2600 m3/h 1 25 82 ft2 21 68 11 in11 3/16 in 0.0039 in 1,530 cfm

0.0611) 0.211)

3 18 59 ft 1 in

1) zeta value (ζ)

Room or studio air can be drawn in (supply air) along the edges of the door (1) inorder to cool the outer doors. Air is drawn in through the openings in the rear of thedoors to cool the inner doors.

The inlet air is first cleaned in a filter, then fed past the hot UV low-pressure lampsand finally expelled as warm exhaust air (2).

1

2

1

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Equipment cooling


6 – Lounge

Loun

ge

A fan (3) is used to provide body cooling. Room or studio air will be drawn-in throughthe fan and routed past the person beneath it.

The fan has 9 speeds.

3

04505 / 0


The apertures intended for this purpose are located on top of the comfort room.Corrugated pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 10 m /32 ft 10 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 10 m /32 ft 10 in, you require an auxiliary fan.Smooth pipeA sufficient device exhaust is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of 29 m / 95 ft 2 in(without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths of more than 29 m / 95 ft 2 in, you re-quire an auxiliary fan.

The exhaust air bracket can also be retrofitted.

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5

Item Accessory parts Article No. Notes:1 90° Pipe bend in Techno Grey 345211 For inlet and exhaust air ducting to right, left or to

rear, plus tube adapter for direct connection tocentral exhaust air bracket [possible with tube(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)]


345028 –





5 Exhaust air adapter 345285 –

Surround cooling



Lounge – 7

Loun

ge





Electric connection

Sound system

Controls

IR-interface


8 – Lounge

Loun

ge

Planning Manual

Avantgarde 600― 1

Avan

tgar

de 60

0Av

antg

arde

600

00005 / 2Turbo Power

Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Maximum Length of Exhaust Hose• Equipment cooling• Body cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric Connection• Sound System• Controls• Air conditioner

Avantgarde 600

Avantgarde 600 Planning Manual

2 – Avantgarde 600

Avan

tgar

de 60

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1. Sunbed base(with air conditioning for equipment cooling, body air andUV-low pressure lamps, and inlet air apertures forequipment cooling and body air)

2. Feet end3. Ergonomically designed acrylic glass panel4. Central air outlet vent5. Sunbed canopy6. Face tanner (UV high-pressure lamps)7. Operating elements

00015 / 11

7

2

3

4 5 6


with air conditioner 13,900 WNominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 50 amp 3-pole


Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 26 x 160 WUV High pressure lamps 3 x 500 WBase:UV Low pressure lamps 21 x 160 WShoulder tanner:UV Low pressure lamps 7 x 25 W

Noise emissionAcoustic pressure level: 67.1 db(A)Inlet and exhaust airTemperature difference,supply/exhaust air: 36 °F 20 °C

Max. air requirement: 1,410 cfm 2,400 m3/hMax. ambient temperature: 77 °F 25 °CMax. inlet air temperature: 104 °F 40 °CExhaust cross sectionw/o exhaust system: 82 in2 530 cm2

Room inlet air cross sectionat 1.5 m/s / 295 fpm 635 in2 4,100 cm2


Warm air return: Possible

Device description

Technical data

Planning Manual Avantgarde 600

Avantgarde 600― 3

Avan

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de 60

0Av

antg

arde

600

B 1410 mm 55 1/4 inB1 830 mm 32 11/16 inB2 163 mm 6 7/16 inL 2340 mm 92 1/8 inL1 2008 mm 79 1/16 inL2 900 mm 35 7/16 inL3 870 mm 34 1/4 inL4 1135 mm 44 11/16 inH (head end) 1370 mm 53 15/16 inH1 (head end) 1720 mm 67 11/16 inH2 930 mm 36 5/8 inH3 780 mm 30 11/16 inH4 450 mm 17 11/16 inH5 1070 mm 42 1/8 inH7 2360 mm 92 15/16 inH8 2510 mm 98 13/16 inX 1180 mm 46 7/16 inY 580 mm 22 13/16 inZ 2200 mm 86 5/8 in∅ 300 mm 11 13/16 inBK 2400 mm 94 1/4 inTK 2300 mm 90 9/16 in

L1

B

H2

H1H

X

Y

L2

H2

H3H4

L

Z

L

B1

00035 / 3

TKBK

H7H8

H5H2

L4L3

B2

00062 / 3

Dimensions



Avan

tgar

de 60

0

Maximum Length of Exhaust Hose

Calculation base (without additional ventilator)Back pressure 100 PascalAir pressure 100,000 PascalAir temperature 40 °C 104 °FDensity 1.112 kg/m3 1 1/8 oz/ft3


Corrugatedpipe∅


kabsolute



straight line

of pipe of bend Pieces m0 12 39ft 4 in300 mm 8 mm 2,200 m3/h 1 10 32 ft 10 in2 8 26 ft 3 in11 13/16 in 5/16 in 1,300 cfm

0.1821) 0.211)

3 6 19 ft 8 in

1) zeta value (ζ)

To cool the equipment, room or studio air is drawn in beneath the front panel (1) andat the front edge of the canopy (inlet air), and cleaned in a filter.

This air is then fed past the hot UV low-pressure and high-pressure lamps and finallyexpelled as warm exhaust air via the central exhaust air bracket (2).

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2

Body air is supplied to the user via two separate ventilation circuits in the sunbedcanopy and base. These circuits ensure that the entire body is surrounded by coolingair.

Intensity of the air supply is automatically controlled during the tanning procedure ona time-dependent basis. The two ventilation circuits can also be infinitely adjusted bythe user at any time.

An optional air conditioner provides additional air conditioning of the lying surface andfor the cool air from the tanning canopy.

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Equipment cooling

Body cooling

Planning Manual Avantgarde 600

Avantgarde 600― 5

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600

Connection to a central exhaust air system upwards is possible. The aperturesintended for this purpose are located at the central exhaust air bracket.

Adequate ventilation of the equipment is possible up to an exhaust pipe length of12 m / 39 ft 4 in (without 90° bend). For exhaust pipe lengths greater than 12 m /39 ft 4 in, you require an additional fan.


Warm air recycling is a technically advanced, secure device by means of which partof the hot cooling air is fed back to the studio via a motor-controlled air choke. Athermostat provides fully automatic control of the studio temperature, between 15 °Cand 25 °C / 59 °F and 77 °F as required. 00025 / 2

2 3 4 35

1

Item Accessory parts Article No. Notes:1 Central exhaust air bracket in black

with warm air recycling, thermostatically controlledincluding connector piece, see Item 4

345198

Central exhaust air bracket in black,without warm air recycling

345199


2 90° tube bend in black 345210 For inlet and exhaust air ducting to right, left or torear, plus tube adapter for direct connection tocentral exhaust air bracket [possible with tube(∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in)]

3 Corrugated pipe (∅ 300 mm / 11 13/16 in, 6 m /19 ft 8 in length, flexible, grey) including 2 pipe clips

345028 –





Mains supply line ProvidedElectr. control line noneLine for external music and channel selection approx. 3,000 mm / 9 ft 10 in

Article No. Notes:Audio unit ● – Audio unit with VoiceGuideLoudspeaker set ● –

● = as standard


Electric Connection

Sound System



Avan

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Air conditioning for body ventilation in canopy provided.

Controls

Air conditioner

Planning Manual

Classic 300 – 1

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300

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Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Maximum Length of Exhaust Hose• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric Connection• Sound System• Controls• Air Conditioner (not available)

Classic 300

Classic 300 Planning Manual

2 – Classic 300

Clas

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0

1. Sunbed base2. Inlet air (Air inlet for cooling the equipment)3. Feet end4. Central air outlet vent5. Acrylic glass panel lower part6. Surround fan (feet end)7. Sunbed canopy8. Face tanner

(UV high-pressure lamps)9. Operating elements10. Surround fan (head end)

00009 / 1

4

9

6

5

3

10

1

2

2

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Electrical dataNominal performance draw-off: 7000 WNominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 40 amp 23-polePerformance:

Canopy:UV low pressure lamps 23 x 100 WUV High pressure lamps 3 x 400 WBase:UV Low pressure lamps 15 x 100 W


Max. air requirement: 560 cfm 950 m3/hMax. ambient temperature: 77 °F 25 °CMax. inlet air temperature: 104 °F 40 °CExhaust cross sectionw/o exhaust system: 70 in2 450 cm2




Device description

Technical data

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To cool the sunbed, room or studio air (inlet air) is drawn in at the head and feet endsof the sunbed base (1).

The inlet air is first cleaned in a filter, then fed past the hot UV low-pressure and high-pressure lamps and finally expelled on the left or right as warm exhaust air via thecentral exhaust air bracket (2).

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The surround air for the person using the sunbed is supplied via fans at the head end(4) and feet end (3) by means of an incremental control device.

The room or studio air is drawn in via air inlet slots and supplied to the user via outletnozzles.

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Surround cooling

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Exhaust air accessoriesThe appropriate corrugated pipe is 250 mm / 9 13/16 in diameter. With pipe lengths inexcess of 4 m / 13 ft 1 in, you will require an additional fan.

The size of the additional fan depends on the overall length of the exhaust channelpassage and the number of sunbeds connected. For further advice, please consultyour ventilation technician!

We offer various accessories that permit easier connection to a central exhaustsystem or to the individual device exhaust lines.

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plate; length 952 mm / 37 1/2 in, height 315 mm /12 3/8 in, depth 280 mm / 11 in

340057 Direct connection possibilities of a ∅ 250 mm /9 13/16 in circular corrugated pipe or a rectangularpipe with a cross section 320 x 270 mm / 12 5/8 x10 5/8 in. Connection is to the bottom right orbottom left – not to the top!

2 Central extraction adapter 345164 Connection to the central exhaust air channel3 Corrugated pipe (∅ 250 mm / 9 13/16 in, 6 m /

19 ft 8 in length, flexible, grey) including 2 hose clips340058 –

4 Corrugated pipe connector piece (∅ 250 mm /9 13/16 in)




Mains supply line AvailableElectr. control line Connection made on external contact point of the sunbedLine for external music and channel selection –

Article No. Notes:Audio unit o –Loudspeaker set M 346001

M = plus surcharge o = not available

Electric Connection

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No air conditioner can be supplied with this device model.

Controls

Air Conditioner (not available)

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Contents• Device description• Technical data• Dimensions• Planning Example• Equipment cooling• Surround cooling• Exhaust air accessories• Electric Connection• Controls• Air Conditioner (not available)

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1. Sunbed base2. Adjustable footrest3. Ergonomic bucket seat4. Central air outlet vent5. Sunbed canopy (with UV high-pressure lamps and

surround air)6. Control panel

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Electrical dataNominal performance draw-off: 5,500 WNominal voltage: 230 V (3-phase or single phase)Nominal frequency: 60 HzRated fusing: 40 amp 2-pole

Performance:Canopy:Face tannerUV High pressure lamps 6 x 500 W

Hand tannerUV High pressure lamps 2 x 280 W


Max. air requirement: 710 cfm 1,200 m3/hMax. ambient temperature: 77 °F 25 °CMax. inlet air temperature: 104 °F 40 °CExhaust cross sectionw/o exhaust system: 67 in2 430 cm2

Room inlet air cross section: 341 in2 2,200 cm2


Device description

Technical data

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A central air exhaust is only possible via a connection to a so-called double rear wall.

This intermediate wall (2) with exhaust air connection (1) (e.g. chipboard) is designedto fit directly against the rear side of the sunbed and serves as a channel for theexhaust air upwards, if required up to a hanging ceiling.

The corresponding dimensions of such a rear wall for cutting, as well as itspositioning, can be taken from the Chapter Dimensions. Warm air recycling to thestudio air conditioning is not provided with this type of tanning equipment.1. Exhaust air connection2. Intermediate wall (e.g. pressed chip board)3. Connection for exhaust air hose

The additional exhaust air connection is required as a necessary accessory in adouble rear wall (see Chapter Exhaust air accessories).

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Equipment coolingTo cool the equipment, room or studio air is drawn in beneath the front panel (1) andat the front edge of the sunbed canopy (3) (inlet air).

The air is first cleaned in a filter package, then fed past the hot UV high-pressurelamps and finally expelled as warm air via the exhaust air nozzles (2) at the rear ofthe sunbed.

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Surround air is supplied to the user via an infinitely adjustable fan in the canopy (3) ofthe partial tanner.

Room or studio air is drawn in via air inlet slots on the outside of the sunbed canopy(3) and then fed towards the face and upper body of the user via an asymmetricallyarranged, adjustable outlet nozzle.

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Exhaust air can only be connected to a central exhaust air system via a double rearwall.

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wall345186 Without warm air recycling

Surround cooling


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Electric Connection

Mains supply line ProvidedElectr. control line none


No air conditioner can be supplied with this device model.

Controls

Air Conditioner (not available)



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Contents• Planning requirements

Inlet and Exhaust Connection With and Without Double Rear WallInlet and exhaust air connection via a hanging studio ceiling with a separate exhaust air ducting systemInlet and exhaust air connection via a hanging studio ceiling without an exhaust air ducting system

Planning inlet air and exhaust air

Planning inlet air and exhaust air Planning Manual

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Points that you must observe when planning inlet airand exhaust air ducting in the studio.When planning ventilation in the studio, you must ensurethat the required air throughput for each piece of equipmentis constant over the entire tube or hose system and is notreduced by obstructions.

To support the flow of exhaust air throughput, it may benecessary to take an additional fan in the system into ac-count, if applicable (see calculation example for design ofadditional fan).

The inlet air temperature must not exceed 40 °C / 104 °F.Temperatures in excess of 40 °C / 104 °F could impede theoperation of the sunbed.

Additional filtering of the inlet air is especially recommended.

There are 3 possible inlet and exhaust air assembly variantsfor Ergoline sunbeds. The following planning examples canbe applied to all Ergoline sunbeds contained in the sunbedrange presented in this Planning Manual. Additional infor-mation is a given in the respective device descriptions fordevices that make special requirements on installation.

When fitted with the correct central bracket for inlet andexhaust air, Ergoline sunbeds can also be operated with afree air outlet, i.e. without being connected to a ventilationsystem in the studio.

Installing “exhaust air ducting via a hanging ceiling and witha double rear wall” is an optically elegant solution withoutusing the central exhaust air bracket.

Caution!Before putting a tanning device into operation, thetransport pallet must be removed from under thetanning unit. Installation on the transport pallet mayresult in damage to the device due to obstruction ofthe air routing.

Planning requirements

Planning Manual


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Inlet and Exhaust Connection With and Without Double Rear WallWith double rear wallWithout exhaust-air adapter: An intermediate wall (1) (e.g.chipboard) tightly enclosing the sunbed at the rear serves asan upward channel for the exhaust air (2), if required right upto the hanging ceiling.

So that the exhaust air is properly extracted, a slight vacuumis required behind the intermediate wall (1); an auxiliary fanmust be installed if necessary.

This installation variant is used mostly for single devices.

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Variant A, transverse ventilation:The equipment exhaust air (2) is fedupwards through the exhaust air channel(space behind the double rear wall,ca. 15 cm / 5 7/8 in) underneath thestudio ceiling and is expelled therethrough opposing exhaust air openings.

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Variant B, direct exhaust air:The equipment exhaust air (2) is chan-neled directly outside through the exte-rior wall.

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To utilize all the benefits of the innovative ventilation conceptof Ergoline sunbeds and to prevent the unnecessary heatingof the studio, we recommend that the inlet air for cooling theair conditioning units be supplied from outside via a filtered(as air-tight as possible) hanging ceiling and that the exhaustair be expelled to the outside via a separate hose or ductsystem.

Exhaust air connection is made using a separate, heat insu-lated ducting system (1) inside a hanging studio ceiling. Thespace in between the room ceiling and the hanging ceilingserves as a channelling space for the equipment inlet air.



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If Ergoline sunbeds are connected with the exhaust airducting to a hanging studio ceiling without a separate ex-haust air ducting system (i.e. the space in between is all thatis used for exhaust air transport!), the required inlet air mustbe supplied from the studio ambient air.

In such cases, it is imperative that you ensure that the inletair is not drawn in from the warm air in the studio ceilingarea as this could result in the maximum permissible tem-perature of 40 °C / 104 °F being exceeded.

Planning Manual

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Contents• Connection options• Connection to a single tanning device• Connection to a tanning device in a networked studio

Controls

Controls Planning Manual

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The Ergoline sunbeds can be connected to a the IntellitanRemote Timer. It is also possible to connect them to timecontrols from other suppliers.

When connecting a compatible time control, the voltage mustbe supplied from the sunbed.

Depending on the sunbed, some change-overs will benecessary for connection to the various control devices. Forfurther information on this subject, please refer to thedescriptions of the respective sunbeds.

The wiring is connected directly to the connection terminals ofthe sunbed.

The sunbed must only be operated with timer control,30 minutes max. running time. The control scale on the timermust match the time recommended in the tanning program.Legend:1. Handheld control unit with microprocessor2. Cable with plug3. Adapter 61644 (bushing)4. Terminal strip in the tanning device5. Bridge

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Connection options

Connection to a single tanning device

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The wiring is connected directly to the connection terminals ofthe sunbed.

The sunbed must only be operated with timer control,30 minutes max. running time. The control scale on the timermust match the time recommended in the tanning program.Legend:1. Handheld control unit with microprocessor2. Cable with plug3. Adapter 61644 (bushing)4. Terminal strip in the tanning device5. Bridge

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Note:Figure “Connection to a tanning device in a networkedstudio” is not valid for Ergoline Lounge and Soltron V-60 Shuttle.

Connection to a tanning device in a networked studio

Controls Planning Manual

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The AQUA MIST AROMA system consists of the func-tions AQUA MIST and AROMA.• The AQUA MIST function sprays a fine liquid mist

into the interior of the sunbed for body cooling.• With the AROMA function aromas stream into the

sunbed interior and the room.The AQUA MIST AROMA system is an optional extra thatis not available as a retrofit kit. Please observe the capa-bilities of the respective tanning device during planning.

Contents• System description – AQUA MIST (Evolution and Excellence only)• System description – AROMA system (Evolution and Excellence only)• Accessories

AQUA MIST AROMA System

AQUA MIST AROMA System Planning Manual

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1. Intermediate tank2. Air compressor3. Reservoir tank4. Pump5. Aqua MIST (body nozzle)6. Aqua MIST (head nozzle)7. Operating element - Aqua MIST

body nozzle8. Operating element - Aqua MIST

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1. Air compressor2. Aroma nozzles (between the facial

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System description – AQUA MIST (Evolution and Excellence only)

System description – AROMA system (Evolution and Excellence only)

Planning Manual AQUA MIST AROMA System

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Accessories Article / Part No. Remark:

AQUA SOLAR WITH SKIN+ ADDITIVE 365 1303 Canister with liquid for AQUA MISTAroma “Relax” 365 2003 Aroma pot, 100 ml / 3 3/8 ozAroma “Vital” 365 2103 Aroma pot, 100 ml / 3 3/8 ozAroma “Cabin” 365 2203 Aroma pot, 100 ml / 3 3/8 oz

For replacement unit please contact your distributor or telephone:

1-800-643-0086

Accessories

AQUA MIST AROMA System Planning Manual

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Contents• Performance and air requirements• Inlet and Exhaust Air Cross-Sections• Maximum Exhaust Air Hose Length

without Additional Ventilator

The assorted technical information in this chapterapplies to all variants of each device type.

Appendix

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CapacityW/O With

Air conditioner

Fuses1) UV lowpressure

lampsperformance

UV highpressure

lampsperformance

Temperaturedifferenceexhaust /supply air

Airrequirement

max.2)

Ergolineprofessionalsunbed

Watt Watt Ampere Watt Watt °C °F m3/h cfmExcellence 800Turbo Power 13,900 17,000 50 amp 3-pole

80 amp 2-pole 51 x 160W 4 x 520W 103)

154)18 °F3)

27 °F4) 2,800 1,650

Evolution 600Turbo Power 12,600 13,700

40 amp 3-pole3)

50 amp 3-pole4)

80 amp 2-pole3)4)

46 x 160W 3 x 500W 63)

114)11 °F3)

20 °F4) 2,800 1,650

Evolution 500 TurboPower 12,100 – 40 amp 3-pole

60 amp 2-pole 43 x 160W 3 x 500W 6 11 °F 2,800 1,650

Advantage 400Turbo Power 10,300 – 40 amp 3-pole

60 amp 2-pole 40 x 140W 3 x 400W 10 18 °F 2,700 1,590

Advantage 350Super Power 9,300 – 40 amp 3-pole

60 amp 2-pole 38 x 120W 3 x 400W 10 18 °F 2,700 1,590

Lounge Turbo Power 11,600 – 50 amp 3-pole80 amp 2-pole 50 x 180W – 10 18 °F 2,900 1,710

Avantgarde 600Turbo Power – 13,900 50 amp 3-pole

80 amp 2-pole 47 x 160W 3 x 500W 20 36 °F 2,400 1,410

Classic 300Super Power 7,000 – 40 amp 3-pole 38 x 100W 3 x 400W 15 27 °F 950 560

Classic 8000 Ultra 5,500 – 40 amp 3-pole – 6 x 500W 8 15 °F 1,200 7101) All the tanning devices are connected to 230V – 60 Hz only delay-action

fuses must be used.The specified connection voltages must lie within a tolerance range from+/- 5% to retain the guaranteed output data for Ergoline sunbeds.

2) Ambient temperature max. 77 °F and inlet air max. 104 °F3) without air conditioner4) with air conditioner

With the electrical connected rating in a studio, a simultaneity factor of 1 must be expected.

Performance and air requirements

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Inlet and Exhaust Air Cross-Sections

Ergoline sunbed: Exhaust air cross-sections without

exhaust air system

Pipe ∅ Room Inlet air crosssection at 295 fpm

Inlet and exhaust aircross sections with

exhaust system

Exhaust air 1) Exhaust aircm2 in2 cm2 in cm2 in2 cm2 in2

Excellence 800 558 91 300 11 13/16 5,200 806 710 110

Evolution 600Evolution 500 558 91 300 11 13/16 4,200 651 710 110

Advantage 400 430 67 300 11 13/16 5,000 775 710 110Advantage 350 430 67 300 11 13/16 5,000 775 710 110

Lounge 430 67 300 11 13/16 5,370 832 710 110

Avantgarde 600 530 82 300 11 13/16 4,100 635 110

Classic 300 450 70 250 9 13/16 1,300 200 490 75Classic 8000 Ultra 430 67 – – 2,200 341 – –

1) Device exit opening2) Can be extended

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Calculation basis:Back pressure 100 PascalAir pressure 100,000 PascalAir temperature 40 °C 104 °FDensity 1.112 kg m3 1 1/8 oz/ft3Dynamic inertia of the air 1.92E-05 Pa x s


Flowvolume

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Ergoline sunbed:

Pieces m0 10 32 ft 10 in300 mm 8 mm 2,500 m3/h 1 9 29 ft 6 in2 8 26 ft 3 inExcellence 800

11 13/16 in 5/16 in 1,470 cfm0.1821) 0.211)

3 7 23 ft

0 10 32 ft 10 in300 mm 8 mm 2,500 m3/h 1 9 29 ft 6 in2 8 26 ft 3 inEvolution 600 / 575 / 500

11 13/16 in 5/16 in 1,470 cfm0.1821) 0.211)

3 7 23 ft

0 12 39 ft 4 in300 mm 8 mm 2,300 m3/h 1 11 36 ft 1 in2 10 32 ft 10 inAdvantage 400 / 350

11 13/16 in 5/16 in 1,350 cfm0.1821) 0.211)

3 9 29 ft 6 in

0 10 32 ft 10 in300 mm 8 mm 2,600 m3/h 1 8.5 27 ft 11 in2 7.5 24 ft 7 inLounge

11 13/16 in 5/16 in 1,530 cfm0.1821) 0.211)

3 6 19 ft 8 in

0 12 39 ft 4 in300 mm 8 mm 2,200 m3/h 1 10 32 ft 10 in2 8 26 ft 3 inAvantgarde 600

11 13/16 in 5/16 in 1,300 cfm0.1821) 0.211)

3 6 19 ft 8 in

0 8 26 ft 3 in250 mm 8 mm 950 m3/h 1 6 19 ft 8 in2 4 13 ft 1 inClassic 200 / 300

9 13/16 in 5/16 in 560 cfm0.1821) 0.211)

3 2 6 ft 7 in1) zeta value (ζ)Permissible only for direct connection of the exhaust air from inside to outside via a special canal system with pipe bends with smooth surfaces.

Maximum Exhaust Air Hose Length without Additional Ventilator

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#1 Walter Kratz Drive

Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401

Tel.: 1-800-643-0086

Tel.: 870-935-1130 (in Arkansas)

Internet: www.sunergoline.com

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