- What is the difference between ProSun Cosmolux VHO and VHR lamps?
- VHO (Very High Output) lamps like the #16161 are built for maximum UV output and are typically used in high-pressure beds and bronzing units. VHR (Very High Reflectance) lamps like the #16391 use a reflective coating to push more UV toward the tanner, so they suit beds where output matters but wattage is capped at 160W.
- Are the Cosmolux RubelLite lamps for tanning or for red light therapy?
- The RubelLite #26511 is a red light lamp in the F71 bi-pin format, rated 100-120W. It is sold as a tanning lamp but its red output is also used in low-UV red light setups. Check your bed's spec for the correct lamp before swapping.
- How often should F71 tanning lamps be replaced?
- Most F71 lamps are rated for roughly 500 to 1,000 hours of use, after which UV output drops noticeably even though the tube still lights. ProSun recommends tracking hours per lamp and replacing all lamps in a bed at once to keep output even.
- Where is the cheapest place to buy ProSun Cosmolux lamps?
- Prices vary by store and by 4-pack, so compare the per-lamp cost across retailers rather than the pack price. Deal.ai tracks each product's price history, which shows whether the current listing is above or below its usual range.
- What is ProSun's return policy on lamps?
- Return terms are set by the store you buy from, not by ProSun, and many retailers treat opened lamp packs as non-returnable. Confirm the seller's policy on opened bulbs before ordering, and check lamps for shipping damage on arrival.