Brilliance Advanced Bronzer F73T12 HO 5.0% 100-120W RDC Tanning Bulbs - Bronzer!

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Brilliance Advanced Bronzer F73T12 HO 5.0% 100-120W RDC Tanning Bulbs
The Brilliance Bronzer is a 5.0%, 120 watt premium bronzing lamp. It is a perfect replacement lamp for tanning beds that call for a 120 watt lamp, and is still the best in other 100-watt High Output applications. It is built with superior glass tubes and the highest quality phosphor blending. This lamp packs added value to salon owners simply because it costs less than other popular competitors, and consistently offers tanners deep bronzing results.
Great Replacement lamp for Puretan, Sundash, Tan America & many others.
For more advanced tanners
Perfect for most 20 minute applications
Rated life of 1000 Hours
Compatible replacement for these & many more:
Bellarium Plus SA2-10-100W, Bellarium S SA1-10-100W, Instantan 5.0 F73/HO, Accelerator ACC73-T12-100W, Solar Series 1 F73/5.0/100W, Crystal Sun S DA1-767-100W, Diamond Sun S DSS73-T12-100W, Euro Sun S3 ES3-73-100W, Real Sun F73/HO/XX, Goldarium S 100W F73, Goldarium SP 100W F73, Meridian XL F73T12HO/65 6 Plus, Genesis 120W F73T12-HO-120W, Ultra F1B, Ultra F1A,
Velocity VEL-73-100W, VIP Gold HO-SE/F73, F73 Puretan S+, EverGlo EG1-73-100W, Dominion DOM-73-100W, Cosmolux ESP 12601/100W, Eternal Sun F73
All lamps are sold new in factory boxes.
30 Day Warranty on Defects or No Lights.
Shipped in UPS approved packaging with Insurance included.
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Danger! Ultraviolet Radiation.
Use only in units equipped with a timer. UV Eye Protection must be worn.
Contraindication: This product is contraindicated for use on persons under the age of 18 years.
Contraindication: This product must not be used if skin lesions or open wounds are present.
Warning: This product should not be used on individuals who have had skin cancer or have a family history of skin cancer.
Warning: Persons repeatedly exposed to UV radiation should be regularly evaluated for skin cancer.