Tanning Bed Models We Service

This is the working index of tanning bed makes and models that come through Sun Systems & Service. We service every make and model, including beds whose manufacturers closed years ago. For most of the beds below we have the owner's manual and the wiring diagram on file, kept from 35 years of service calls, and we will walk you through what you need on the phone or on a video session: the correct lamp code, the breaker and wire size, the timer setup, which contactor feeds which bank of lamps. We do not host or email manufacturer manuals. They are the manufacturers' property. We work from our copy, with you, until the question is answered.

How to use this page

Brands are listed by family. Under each brand is a short note on the line and a list of the model families and specific models we have on file or have serviced. Where a brand has its own parts page, the heading links to it. Where a note gives a lamp count or voltage, that is the factory configuration; beds get relamped and rewired over 20 years, so we confirm against your plate before anything ships. Brands marked as defunct are no longer manufactured. Parts for those are by request through parts by request, and some are sourced as compatible replacements rather than original stock.

Ergoline

JK-Ergoline of Germany is the largest commercial tanning equipment maker in the world and the bed most Michigan salons run as their top level. The line spans 20-minute Classic and Passion models through 10-minute Prestige and Open Sun high-pressure units, plus the Sunrise stand-ups. Ergoline control boards, Temptronic cooling and facial tanner electronics are specific to each generation, so the model number on the plate matters more here than on any other brand.

• Classic 450. Entry-level lay-down, 15 minute, in Genesis and VHP versions.
• Classic 600. 50 lamps at 160 watts, 4 high-pressure facials and shoulder tanners; 12 and 15 minute versions.
• Classic 650 Genesis. 15 minute lay-down.
• Advantage 400. Turbo Power, 12 to 15 minute.
• Ambition 300. VHP lay-down, 15 and 20 minute versions.
• Affinity 500 and 600. Turbo Power lay-downs; the 600 adds air conditioning.
• Affinity 700. 46 lamps at 160 watts, 3 facials at 500 watts, 12 minute max.
• Affinity 800 and 950. Twin Power and Ultra Power with Temptronic cooling.
• Avantgarde 600. Commercial lay-down with air conditioning.
• Evolution 600. Turbo Power lay-down.
• Excellence 800. 51 lamps at 160 watts and 4 facials at 520 watts.
• Esprit 770. 48 body tubes, 4 facials and 2 shoulder tanners, 10 minute.
• Flair 32. 32-lamp Super Power lay-down, 15 and 20 minute.
• Passion 40-3. Entry-level commercial, 15 minute, with an air-conditioned version.
• Prestige 1000 and 1600. Top-level 10 minute beds; the 1600 is the LED hybrid.
• Open Sun 1050. Open-design high-pressure bed, 30 high-pressure units in canopy and base, 12 minute.
• Sunrise 480. Stand-up, 48 lamps at 200 watts, 9 minute.
• Sunrise 7200. Current-generation stand-up.

ETS

ETS of Indianapolis built the SunStar, StarPower, Sundome, Solaris and Solarforce commercial lines, along with the SunQuest and SunVision beds sold under the Wolff name. The commercial beds are the backbone of a great many Michigan salons built in the 1990s and 2000s. Current ETS production carries the Envy, Legend and E1 names.

• StarPower 548. 32 lamps at 160 watts in the canopy and side tanners, 16 at 100 watts in the bench, 4 facials at 400 watts and 4 shoulder lamps; 12 minute, 220 volt single phase on a 60 amp circuit.
• Sundome 548V and Sundome XL48. Dome-canopy commercial beds.
• Solaris 442. Mid-level commercial lay-down.
• Solarforce 648. 48-lamp commercial.
• Envy 134 (E3 series). Current commercial lay-down.
• Legend 548 (E3). 10 minute commercial.
• E1. 15 and 20 minute entry commercial.
• Planet Beach Solar System 52. Franchise-badged ETS bed.

SunStar (ETS)

SunStar is the ETS commercial line most Michigan salons still have at least one of. They are built to be rebuilt: standard 100-watt bi-pin lamps in most versions, magnetic ballasts and a remote timer. The 3F suffix means three facial tanners; T means a turbo or side-tanner version; Speed 175 means the bed shipped with 175-watt lamps.

• SunStar 332. 16 lamps at 100 watts in the canopy and 16 in the bench, 20 minute.
• SunStar 432. 32 lamps, 12 minute.
• SunStar ZX30. 30 lamps; the Speed 175 version shipped with 175-watt bench and 205-watt canopy lamps.
• SunStar ZX32. 32 lamps at 100 watts, 20 minute in standard form; 3F and T versions.
• SunStar ZX32T Speed 175. 175-watt lamp package with turbo side tanners.
• SunStar ZX40. 40-lamp commercial.
• SunStar Super ZX44 VS-R. 44 lamps, higher output.

KBL (megaSun)

KBL of Germany sells under the megaSun name and competes with Ergoline at the top of the salon market. The Alpha lay-downs run three-phase 230 volt power in the larger sizes, and the Tower stand-ups are among the most common booths in newer Michigan salons. KBL beds are heavily electronic, so the control board revision matters when sourcing parts.

• megaSun 4500. Mid-level lay-down of the early 2000s.
• megaSun 5600 Alpha. 15 minute commercial.
• megaSun 6800 Alpha. 52 lamps on 230 volt three-phase.
• megaSun 7900 Alpha. Top-level lay-down; the Ultra Power CPI version runs 54 lamps.
• megaSun P9S hybridSun. UV plus red LED.
• megaSun MAX10. High-pressure lay-down.
• megaSun K11. Current flagship.
• Space 2000. Stand-up, 50 lamps, 11 minute.
• Tower pureEnergy 5.0. Stand-up, 52 lamps.

Wolff and the Wolff-lamp residential lines

Wolff is a lamp and licensing name as much as a bed name. Wolff System lamps shipped in beds from many builders, and the Wolff name is on the residential SunQuest, SunFire, Sunmaster, Solar Storm and Solar Wave lines sold through catalogs and home-fitness dealers. Most of these run on a standard 120-volt household circuit, which is why they are the beds we see in basements across Oakland and Macomb counties. The commercial Solar Storm and SunFire 32X versions run on 220 volts.

• SunQuest Pro 16SE. 8 lamps in the canopy and 8 in the bench, 120 volt, 30 minute.
• SunQuest 24RS. 12 lamps at 100 watts in the canopy and 12 in the bench; shipped with Velocity or Dark Tan Wolff lamps depending on year. RST and RSF versions add a turbo or facial.
• SunQuest 26RS. 26-lamp residential.
• SunQuest Pro 26SX. 26-lamp Pro, with 2F facial version.
• SunQuest Super 30ZX. 30-lamp.
• SunQuest 2000S and 3000S. Canopy-only tanners using Velocity or Diamond Sun S 100-watt lamps.
• SunFire 12R. Compact residential with facial.
• SunFire 16. 8 lamps at 100 watts in the bench and 8 in the canopy with facials, 110 volt on a 15 amp breaker; Deluxe version.
• SunFire 24. 24-lamp residential.
• SunFire 32 Deluxe. 32 lamps, residential.
• SunFire 32X Platinum. 32 lamps, 220 volt, 12 minute, commercial.
• Sunmaster 32M. 32 lamps at 100 watts, 240 volt hardwired on a 20 amp circuit, 20 minute.
• Solar Storm 16R. 16-lamp residential.
• Solar Storm 24S. 24-lamp residential.
• Solar Storm 24C. 24 lamps, 220 volt, commercial; Standard and Deluxe.
• Solar Storm 32S. 32 lamps, 120 volt, residential; Standard 20 minute and Deluxe 15 minute.
• Solar Storm 32R. 32 lamps, 220 volt, residential.
• Solar Storm 32C. 32 lamps, 220 volt, commercial.
• Solar Storm 36ST and 48ST. Commercial stand-ups, 220 volt, 10 to 15 minute.
• Solar Wave 16. 16 lamps, 120 volt, 15 to 20 minute.
• Solar Wave 24. 24 lamps, 20 minute, in 110 and 220 volt versions.
• SCA Wolff System Series III 324 SL and Series IV 424 SL. 1980s and early 1990s Wolff System beds, defunct; parts by request, mostly compatible replacements.

SunVision and SunQuest family

SunVision was the step-up residential and light-commercial line built by ETS and sold with Wolff lamps. The Pro 28LX is the one we see most. LX means the longer tunnel-style canopy; LE is the economy version; the F or 2F suffix means one or two high-pressure facials; T means a turbo side tanner. Acrylics changed between the 1998 and 1999 model years, so the year on the plate matters when ordering a sheet.

• SunVision Pro 24S. 24-lamp, with SF and ST versions.
• SunVision Pro 26LX. 26-lamp.
• SunVision Pro 28LE. Economy 28-lamp.
• SunVision Pro 28LX. 28 lamps at 100 watts, Diamond Sun S lamp.
• SunVision Pro 28LX2F. The 28LX with 2 high-pressure facials.
• SunVision Pro 30LX. 30-lamp.
• SunVision ZX30. Shipped with Velocity 100-watt lamps and Heraeus E400 facials.

ProSun

ProSun International of St. Petersburg, Florida is still in production and sells both its own Onyx, Jade and V-series beds and the Dutch-built Luxura line in North America. It is one of the few makers with a current 120-volt bed, the Jade, which makes it a common residential choice. Older ProSun 2400 through 3000 series and Lumina beds are still in service in Michigan salons.

• Jade 32. 18 lamps at 110 watts in the canopy and 14 at 100 watts in the bench, 120 volt, 20 minute; a hybrid version adds red LED.
• Onyx 28 and Onyx 32. 20 minute starter commercial; the 32 also came in 12 and 15 minute SLI versions on 230 volt.
• ProSun 2800 and 3000. 20 minute lay-downs.
• Relaxsun 24. 20 minute.
• Lumina 30. 18 minute commercial, in XLC, SPR, DPC and SLI versions.
• Lumina 40 SLI. 10 minute high-intensity.
• Luxura X3. 36 lamps, 230 volt, 12 to 15 minute.
• Luxura X5. 38 lamps, 230 volt, 12 minute.
• Luxura X7. 42 lamps, 230 volt, 10 minute.
• Luxura Vegaz. 52 lamps, 230 volt, 10 minute.
• ProSun V3. Stand-up, 10 minute.
• Luxura V6. Stand-up, 48 lamps, 230 volt, 9 minute.
• Luxura V8. Stand-up, 48 lamps, 8 minute.
• Renuvaskin L32. ProSun red light unit; we service the lamps, ballasts and timers.

Montego Bay

Montego Bay was built by Sun Industries in Jonesboro, Arkansas, the same company that made Sun Dash, and sold heavily through salon distributors in the Midwest in the 1990s and 2000s. The brand is defunct. Bellarium-S refers to the lamp package the bed shipped with. Parts are by request and some are sourced as compatible replacements; acrylics and gas springs are routine, timers and boards take longer.

• MB24 (A, B and C versions). 24-lamp commercial.
• Celebrity 24. Shipped with Wolff Eternal Sun lamps; a 28-lamp version exists.
• Montego Bay 2400 Bellarium-S. 24-lamp.
• Classic 2600. 26-lamp commercial, A and B versions.
• Classic 3200. 32-lamp commercial, A and B versions.
• Legend 3200AX. Sun Master Plus lamp package.
• Cobra (UX, EX, SX and HX series; F suffix adds facials). 32 body lamps and 3 facials at 400 watts, 220 volt single phase on a 40 amp breaker.
• SalonMate 24.

Sun Dash

Sun Dash was Sun Industries' performance line, and the 332 Pro was built in Germany on a 230-volt platform. These are 220 to 240 volt commercial beds with Genesis-series lamps. The brand is defunct; parts are by request and lamp packages are matched by equivalent output rather than original branding.

• Competition 232. 32 lamps at 120 watts, 15 minute; G, B and PF variants.
• Competition 232GF. Adds the facial and upper-body intensifier, 220 to 230 volt.
• 332 Pro. 32 lamps, German-built, 230 to 240 volt; Pro-1 version.
• Radius 252. 52 two-meter lamps at 200 watts.

Soltron

Soltron is a JK Group brand from Germany, sister to Ergoline, aimed at a younger salon market with fruit-named models and loud color schemes. Electrically they share a great deal with Ergoline of the same era. Most are 230 volt, and the larger ones are three-phase.

• XXS-30. Compact 20 minute.
• XS-40 Strawberry Star. 24 lamps at 160 watts in the canopy, 16 at 120 watts in the bench, 3 facials at 400 watts, 15 minute.
• XS-45 Flirt. VHP, 15 and 20 minute.
• S-50 Peach Party. 38 lamps, 3 facials at 400 watts, 12 minute, 230 volt single or three-phase.
• M-50 Turbo Plus. 43 lamps at 160 watts, 3 facials at 500 watts, 12 minute.
• L-65 Turbo Power. 12 minute.
• XL-70 Turbo Power. 51 lamps at 160 watts, 4 facials at 520 watts, 7 shoulder lamps; 10 and 12 minute versions, 230 volt; also sold as the XL-70 Chill.
• XXL-105 Ultra Power. Top-level 12 minute.
• V-60 Shuttle. Stand-up, 10 minute.

ESB

ESB Enterprises of Lenexa, Kansas builds residential and light-commercial beds in the US and is still in production. Avalon, Elite and Grande lay-downs are 110-volt home beds that need no special wiring; Galaxy and Oasis are the stand-up booths. ESB's swirl reflector lamp sets are brand-specific, so relamping an ESB means matching the pink, blue and body lamp positions, not just the count.

• Avalon 16 and Avalon 20. 110 volt residential; a 20 + 6 version adds facial lamps.
• Avalon 24. 24 reflector swirl lamps, 110 volt, 15 minute.
• Avalon 28. 28 lamps, 17 minute.
• Avalon 32. 32 lamps including 12 arm and 8 facial swirl lamps.
• Elite 16. 20 minute residential, Sunergy lamp set; a 24-lamp version exists.
• Grande 16. 110 volt, reflector lamps, 1,000-hour lamp rating.
• Galaxy 30. Stand-up booth, 30 lamps, 10 minute.
• Oasis 36. Stand-up booth, 36 lamps, 10 minute.

Dr. Muller

Dr. Muller of Germany built some of the first true high-intensity beds, and the Orbit 44/4 from the mid-1990s is still running in Michigan salons on its original frame. The US line is discontinued. Facials on these beds are single-ended 1,000-watt high-pressure lamps, and the ballast and ignitor packages are specific to the model year. Parts are by request and some are sourced as compatible replacements.

• Orbit 44/4. 44 lamps at 140 to 160 watts and 4 facials at 1,000 watts; 1995 to 1998 acrylics differ by year.
• Omega. 22 lamps at 160 watts in the canopy, 18 at 180 watts in the base, 3 facials; the update to the Orbit.
• Sungate. 30 top and 22 base lamps at 160 watts with 4 facials at 1,000 watts.
• Infinity. 32 lamps with 2 high-pressure facials and an adjustable canopy lift.

Hex

Hex Equipment of Grand Rapids, Michigan builds the hexagonal stand-up booths that a lot of Michigan salons chose because the maker was in state. The booths run 40 to 46 lamps and the current HTS 9000 uses 200-watt lamps. Hex also builds 3000, 4000 and 5000 series lay-downs and a high-pressure bed.

• HEX Classic. Stand-up, 40 VHO lamps, 15 minute.
• HEX II. Stand-up, 46 reflector lamps, in 160 watt and 200 watt versions.
• HEX HTS 9000. Stand-up, 46 lamps at 200 watts, 8 to 10 minute.
• HEX 3000 Series. Lay-down, 10 to 15 minute.
• HEX 5000 Series. Lay-down, 52 lamps, 7 minute and up.

Sunal

Sunal Solartechnik was a German maker whose beds were imported into the US in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The brand is defunct. These are 220-volt commercial beds built around 100-watt Wolff System or Sunal Profi Sun lamps, and they are solid enough that a handful are still in service. Parts are by request; acrylics are cut to pattern and electrical parts are compatible replacements.

• Sound 2400. 1990 model year.
• Proline 3200. 1989 model year.
• Profi 3800. 1991 model year.

UWE

UWE of Germany sold its Tropical Series into the US salon market around 2000 through 2008 and the US distribution has since ended. The beds run 100-watt body lamps and 25-watt facial and shoulder lamps on 220 volt. Parts are by request and some are sourced as compatible replacements.

• Tropical Series 32 GB. 32 body lamps at 100 watts and 10 facial lamps at 25 watts, with high-pressure facials on some units.
• Tropical Series 41 U.P.P. 31 body lamps and 10 facial and shoulder lamps, 15 minute.

Tan America

Tan America built commercial lay-downs in the 1990s and 2000s with California place names. The brand is defunct. They are 220-volt beds with 160-watt canopy lamps over 100-watt bench lamps in the larger sizes, and 400-watt facials. Parts are by request; acrylics are available by pattern and lamp sets are matched by output.

• VIP 322. 32 lamps, 2 facials at 400 watts.
• VIP 3200. 32-lamp commercial; a VIP Gold 3200/2 version has two facials.
• Pacifica (VIP P36). 36 lamps, 18 at 160 watts in the canopy and 18 at 100 watts in the bench, 3 facials at 400 watts, 12 minute.
• Santa Barbara. 32 lamps with facials.
• Del Ray.

Heartland

Heartland Tan of Lee's Summit, Missouri built the Ovation line and later the Tribute, Acclaim and Encore, and is still around as a parts source though the bed line is largely out of production. Ovation beds are common in Michigan salons that opened in the late 1990s. The 3 suffix means three facial tanners and the S means a stereo version.

• Ovation 128. 28-lamp.
• Ovation 134. 34 lamps.
• Ovation 134/3. The 134 with 3 facials at 400 to 500 watts; also in an S stereo version.
• Tribute 160. Later-generation commercial.
• Acclaim HP. High-pressure facials; Ultra Bronze version.
• Encore. 12 minute.
• Sundazzler 54E Booth. Stand-up.

Not here? We work on every make and model, and we have documentation on makes that did not fit on this page, from Perfect Sun and Puretan to Dr. Kern and Sonnenbraune. Send the request below with whatever the plate says.

How to find your model

Every bed carries a data plate with the manufacturer, model, serial number, voltage and amperage. On lay-down beds look at the end cap of the base, on the inside wall of the base near the lamp ends once the canopy is up, or along the rear edge of the canopy. Stand-up booths usually carry it inside the door frame or low on the back panel. European beds often have a second label near the main power entry. If the plate is painted over or gone, a photo of the whole bed, the timer face and a lamp end label identifies most beds; the model name is also often molded or printed on the canopy shroud or the end caps. Older Wolff-lamp residential beds sometimes have only a sticker under the bench acrylic.

Ask for the manual or wiring diagram

Tell us the make and model and what you are after: the manual, the wiring diagram, the correct lamp code or a part. Stan checks the file and gets back to you, usually the same day, 9 to 6, seven days a week, with what we have on hand and how to get the information you need. In Michigan that is often an on-site visit. Anywhere in the US it is a video session where we go through the diagram together while you are at the bed.

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