GTX Bronze

The Ultra-Performance Euro-Style VHOR
and HOR Tanning Lamps from Voltarc.

"Provides the Answer to Tanning Customers Looking
for a Deeper Darker UVA Tan"

Duro-Coat™ tuned UVA-UVB phosphor blend- focused UV energy for ultimate tanning power

Internal 220° reflector available on ALL lamp models

Propriety Rotonic ™ coating/phosphor system
VHOR = 160 OR 200 watts = 800 hours (effective tanning life)
HOR = 100 watts = 1000 hours (effective tanning life)

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Available in:

UVB % Index (dual phosphor system):
USA: 100W: 3.70 ; 160/200W: 3.13
Europe:100W: 2.20 ; 160/200W: 1.88

	Lamp Color: Blue Hue
	Standard Lamp Lengths : FR59, FR71, FR72 and FR73
	Wattage: 85W, 100W, 140W and 165
	Base Color: Antique Bronze

All Materials used to make GTX Bronze Series tanning lamps are
of a proprietary premium grade to produce a deeper darker UVA tan
that your customers will love!

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Lamp Dimensions (Min - Max):
Lamp Model	FR59	FR71	FR72	FR73
BF-BF (mm):	1495.3-1500.1	1759.0-1763-8	1754.9-1759.7	1780.4-1785.2
Pin-Pin (mm):	1509.5-1514.3	1773.2-1778.0	N/A	N/A
Boss-Boss (mm):	N/A	N/A	1770.8-1775.6	1796.3-1801.1

Lamp Diameter (nom)	38.1mm	38.1mm	38.1mm	38.1mm
Bases:	Bi-Pin	Bi-Pin	RDC	RDC
Base Color:	Antique Bronze	Antique Bronze	Antique Bronze	Antique Bronze



Electrical Data Nominal Data (nominal values):
Lamp Model	FR59	FR71	FR72	FR73
Lamp Wattage's:	85/140	100/160-200	100/160	100/160
Lamp Current (mA):	870/1500	1000/1870-2300	1000/2100	1000/2100
Lamp Voltage (V):	100/115	120/95	120/85	120/85
Operating Mode:	Preheat	Preheat	Rapid Start	Rapid Start

Relative Spectral Output for VHOR

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Tips

Monitor your lamp intensity. Purchase a UV meter and develop a history of UV readings. Check your lamps both with and without acrylics so you can follow the degradation of the acrylics. Also periodically check the lamp intensity so you can monitor the depreciation of the lamps during use. Keep in mind that most meters can be used to compare lamps with different spectral properties. Generally lamps are replaced at about a 35% loss from their initial intensity. This will vary by lamp design and power loading.

Periodically check lamp cleanliness. Most units have an air cooling system for the lamps, which ends up being a giant vacuum cleaner for room dirt. A dirt buildup on the lamps can have a significant effect on lamp intensity.

CAUTION: Follow Sunlamp Instructions!

Ultraviolet Radiation Contains Mercury

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