A tanning cabin is not just a timer on a wall. Between preparing it for a client, running the session within its legal limits, and ventilating it properly afterwards, there is more to get right than a staff member should have to track by hand for every single client.
What automated control means in practice
The cabin starts, counts down and stops on its own once a session is booked, following the exposure limit that applies to that client, instead of depending on someone watching the clock.
Prep, running and ventilation phases
Each phase, getting the cabin ready, the session itself, and clearing it afterwards, is tracked and timed on its own, so the next client is never seated in a cabin that has not been properly ventilated.
What happens during a power cut
A power interruption mid-session is exactly the kind of edge case that matters most: recovery has to be handled safely and predictably, not left to whoever happens to notice the lights flicker.
See how cabin control works in detail on our features page, or talk to us about your equipment.