Home Tanning Beds
See below to purchase home tanning beds:
Tanning Online
Tanning Beds for Residents
www.tanningonline.com
There are a couple important factors you must consider when purchasing a tanning bed for your home.
First, most homes are wired with 120 Volt, 15 Amp outlets in the walls. We build a 24 Lamp Tanning Bed that will operate on 120 volts, but will require a 20 Amp circuit.
Second, your home may be wired where the electrical outlets are "daisy chained" together. This means your outlet in your garage is connected to an outlet in utility room, etc. A single circuit breaker in your electrical panel may be connected to many outlets throughout your home. Your tanning bed may work fine until you start turning on other appliances on the same circuit. When operating a tanning bed in your home it is best to run a dedicated circuit which has it's own breaker. This will reduce the risk of overloading and causing your breaker to trip.
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