need help with wiring tanning bed
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03-30-15, 08:46 AM
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need help with wiring tanning bed
I have a sonnen braune Wolff system 628 tanning bed that I bought used it does not have a manual with it it is a240 vac 60 hz with neutral single phase total wattage 3237 I'm needing to know how to wire it up
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03-30-15, 08:51 AM
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Certainly not much info to go on but looks like a 20 amp 240 volt circuit would handle it.
Have you tried to contact the mfg?
Geo
Have you tried to contact the mfg?
Geo
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03-30-15, 09:01 AM
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Welcome to the forums.
Lie Geo mentioned... a 20A circuit would handle the job. You will need to run 12-3 w/ground cable.
Is there a cord and plug on the unit that you'll need to match ?
Lie Geo mentioned... a 20A circuit would handle the job. You will need to run 12-3 w/ground cable.
Is there a cord and plug on the unit that you'll need to match ?
Last edited by ray2047; 03-30-15 at 05:00 PM. Reason: Corrected my correction.
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Yes I have tried to contact the mfg. The number I have the company sold it to another company and apparently no one can get a number for the company
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03-30-15, 01:11 PM
Have a look at this chart and let us know which NEMA configuration matches the cord on the tanning bed. It is probably 6-15 or 6-20, but please confirm.
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03-30-15, 03:39 PM
It looks like it is the 14-30
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Yes it has 4 prongs it doesn't look like someone added it it looks like it came that way. My husband checked it out it has 4 wires going to it. I can't add pic all I got is my phone Internet not a regular computer
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03-31-15, 07:52 AM
It looks like you would install a circuit for this thing exactly like a cloths dryer. Double-pole 30A breaker in the panel, 10-3g NM-B (Romex) cable out to the bed location, and a 14-30 dryer receptacle to plug it in.
