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Tanning beds are becoming more popular in homes, salons, spas, and even gyms. If you are looking to get one for yourself or for your business, you may be asking yourself: what are the proper electrical connections needed?

The answer is a lot less complicated than you think. Depending on the size of the bed and how many lamps it has, it could be as easy as a regular household connection. The first thing to always check is the tag on the plug and the user manual. These will give you the exact answer you need.

This video will also briefly go over the most common connections that come with tanning beds, as well as some rules to follow when installing them.

For a more in-depth look at tanning bed connections, be sure to check out our blog coming out later this week.

Do you own a tanning bed? Does it have a different connection than what we discussed? Please leave your answers in the comments section below.

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