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USER!S MANUAL
Matrix L33-ER
I.SO Italia S.p.A.
Read all precautions and
INDUSTRIA SOLARIUM
Via G. Di Vittorio n° 30
instructions in this manual
30029-S. Stino di Livenza (VE)
before using this equipment.
Tel. +39 0421-311700
Fax +39 0421-311702
www. Isoitalia.com
E-mail contact@isoitalia.com
Ed 06.01.4001
Electronic board SPWR

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  • Page 1 USER!S MANUAL Matrix L33-ER I.SO Italia S.p.A. Read all precautions and INDUSTRIA SOLARIUM Via G. Di Vittorio n° 30 instructions in this manual 30029-S. Stino di Livenza (VE) before using this equipment. Tel. +39 0421-311700 Fax +39 0421-311702 www. Isoitalia.com E-mail contact@isoitalia.com...
  • Page 2 READ THE USERS MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS UNIT Disconnect power supply before servicing CAUTION: CONNECT ONLY TO A CIRCUIT PROTECTED BY A CLASS A GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER ATTENTION : BRANCHER SEULEMENT A UNE DERIVATION PROTEGEE PAR UN DISJONCTEUR DIFFRENTIEL DE CLASSE A DANGER ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION Follow instructions.
  • Page 3 I.SO Italia thanks you for choosing one of it’s tanning machines WARNING : Warning – Read the whole of the attached manual to ensure the prod- uct will be used correctly through an understanding of the instruc- tions. After you have read it keep this handbook in a safe place so that you can refer to it as necessary in future.
  • Page 4 Congratulations for a fabulous purchase APPARATUS IDENTIFICATION TANNING MACHINE MOD. Matrix L33-ER CONFIGURATION OF FACE LAMPS AND TUBES Lamp Power Total power absorbed from Model N° Lamp x Watt Type lamp and Position Filters (kW) mains supply(kW/A) 06 x 650...

  • Page 5: Technical Characteristics

    Fixed apparatus class I (for protection against electric shock), common type (for protection against humidity) (CEI 61- 150). UV apparatus of type indicated in chart on page 13 (CEI 61-184 ). Overall dimensions and weight of Solarium Matrix L33-ER: Depth Widht Height...

  • Page 6: Declaration Of Compliance

    30029 S. Stino di Livenza (VE) - ITALY The President, under his personal liability, DECLARES herewith that the Model Matrix L33ER (electrical apparatus for skin treatments with UV rays.): • complies with the requirements of EU directives, including the most recent modi! cations, and with Italian...
  • Page 7 AUTORIZATION TO MARK This autorizes the application of the Certi• cation Marks shown below to the product Covered (also to the multi- ple listee model identi• ed on the correlation page of the Listing Report where applicable) when made in accordance with the description and under the conditions set forth in the Certi• cation Agreement and Listing Report: Applicant: I.SO ITALIA S.p.A.
  • Page 8 GENERAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS CAUTION!!! • ONLY TECHNICIANS TRAINED AND AUTHORIZED BY I.SO ITALIA MAY CARRY OUT THE COMPLEX OPERATIONS OF UNPACKING, ASSEMBLY, INSTALLATION, SETTING UP AND REPAIR. • THIS APPARATUS IS NOT ELECTRICAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, BUT IS AN ELECTRI- CAL APPARATUS FOR BEAUTY TREATMENTS, INTENDED FOR USE EXCLUSIVELY BY PROFESSIONAL BEAUTICIANS FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF TANNING HEALTHY US- ERS.
  • Page 9 !The!insertion!of!foreign!bodies!into!the!apparatus!through!cooling!slots!can!cause!malfunctions!and!create! the!risk!of!electric!shock!and!" !res. !Do!not!carry!out!any!type!of!technical!operation!on!the!apparatus!apart!from!the!operations!described!in! this!manual. !Pace-maker!wearers!must!take!particular!care,!as!the!apparatus!could!interfere!with!the!correct!operation!of! the!pace-maker. !Operation!in!the!vicinity!of!a!machine!for!short-wave!or!microwave!therapy!or!other!devices!that!generate! signi" !cant!electromagnetic!interference!may!cause!malfunctions!in!electronic!components!of!the!appara- tus,!also!jeopardising!the!health!of!the!user!being!treated. !Do!not!replace!anti-interference!" !lters!with!non-original!spares!or!with!spares!not!supplied!by!I.SO!Italia,! as!these!could!compromise!the!electromagnetic!compatibility!of!the!apparatus. !Before!every!session!check!the!correct!operation!of!all!parts!and!functions!of!the!apparatus. Do not use the apparatus without protection • lters or with broken or non-original • lters. !Changes!of!positions!on!the!sockets!of!lamp!ballasts,!intended!to!restore!the!nominal!power!output,!can! be!made!only!every!200!hours!of!operation!of!the!UV!lamps;!this!operation!must!be!carried!out!only by technicians trained and authorized!by!I.SO!Italia. !UV!equipment!must!not!be!used!for!people!who!suffer!sunburn!without!becoming!tanned!when!exposed!to! sunlight,!by!persons!who!suffer!from!solar!erythema,!by!children!and!by!persons!suffering!or!who!have! previously!suffered!coetaneous!neoplasia!or!are!susceptible!to!this!disease.
  • Page 10 SPECIFIC SAFETY ADVICE AND WARNINGS Ultraviolet!radiation!can!cause!injuries!to!the!eyes!and!skin.!Read!the!instructions!carefully.!These!biologi- cal!effects!depend!on!the!quality!and!quantity!of!radiation,!and!also!on!the!sensitivity!of!the!skin!of!indi- vidual!users. Persons!being!treated!must!always!wear!speci" !c!protective!glasses!and!must!not!look!directly!at!the!radia- tion!source.!If!unprotected,!the!eyes!can!be!subject!to!surface!in# !ammation,!and!in!some!cases!the!retina! may!be!damaged!after!excessive!exposure.!Repeated!sessions!of!exposure!can!cause!the!formation!of! cataracts. Special!precautions!are!required!in!the!case!of!extreme!sensitivity!to!ultraviolet!rays!and!when!certain! drugs!or!cosmetics!are!used.!It!is!always!advisable!to!use!speci" !c!products. ATTENTION!! This apparatus is provided with a hot air extractor. It is an obligation to install the • exible tube for the expulsion before proceeding with the starting of the solarium. The functioning of the apparatus in the absence of the expulsion tube can compromise the safety of the people that •...
  • Page 11 PROCEDURES FOR CORRECT TANNING 1. Before the tanning session ascertain that no drugs which could cause allergic photoreactions have been taken: CONTRAINDICATED AND PHOTOTOXIC SUBSTANCES PHOTOALLERGENS Tetracycline Abelmosk Phenothazine Sulfa drugs Bergapten Bithionol Derivatives of para-aminobenzoic acid Chlorpromazine ………………………. ………………… If drugs of any kind have been taken, it is always necessary however to seek a medical opinion.
  • Page 12 Chart 1: Intrinsic characteristics for each type relative to skin tanning Answer these 10 questions to determine your skin type Hereditary factors Points light blue, light 1.What color are your eyes? blue, green, grey light brown dark brown brown / dark grey, light green light brown/ 2.
  • Page 13 RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE SCHEDULE (IN MINUTES) SOLARIUM MODEL L33ER/B Skin Type week 1 week 2 week 3 week4 week5 1st-3rdsession 4th-6thsession 7th-9thsession 10th-12thsession subsequentsession I Very fair we do not recommend tanning for this skin type II Fair III Medium IV Dark V Very dark MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME IS 12 MINUTES Depending upon skin types, noticeable results occur after 1 or 2 sessions and a favourable tan is experienced...

  • Page 14: Control Panel

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE CONTROL PANEL The control panel has a 4-! gure LED display and the following buttons for operating the solarium: Button A (START) Press button A (START) to start session. Button B (STOP) When button B (STOP) is pressed for two seconds the tanning session is interrupted, and all end-of-session functions are started .
  • Page 15 CONTROL PANEL Matrix L33-ER Button A (START) Button B (STOP) Press button A (START) to When button B(STOP) is pres- start session. sed for two seconds the tanning session is interrupted Display (TIME) Indicated selected time, Selection body(F) face(G) elapsed time and message of...

  • Page 16: Viewing The Display

    PROGRAMMING VIEWING THE DISPLAY USE OF CONTROLS, MEMORIZATION FUNCTIONS AND PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS INITIAL PROCEDURE When power is supplied to the panel, the central segments of the four LED displays will light up for a few seconds. A test is then performed on all LEDs (displays and indicators) and ! nally the solarium is set to the ! rst memorized time with both face and body lamps selected.
  • Page 17 Display of number of operating hours of face lamps Press button (B). The LED of button (D) will start to ! ash, and the display will show the number of hours for which the face lamps have operated (up to a maximum of 9999). Display of number of operating hours of body lamps Press button (B) again.

  • Page 18: Maintenance Cleaning And Disinfection

    MAINTENANCE CLEANING AND DISINFECTION CAUTION!: THE OPERATOR MUST SWITCH OFF POWER FROM THE APPARATUS BEFORE CLEANING AND/OR DISINFECTING THE MACHINE. The ! lters must be cleaned periodically by the operator (about every 30 hours of operation) with water or glass detergent, after hav- ing carefully followed the indications given by technicians trained and authorized by I.SO.
  • Page 19 FILTER MAINTENANCE CLEANING AND DISINFECTIONS Fig 1 Access to the internal parts,such as ! lters and lamps is very easy. You must open the side in plexyglass clicked closed using the appropriate accessory given with the machine, from the side vhere there are not any hinges.
  • Page 20 Matrix L33-ER GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Tanning units Loudspeaker Consolle control Emergency mushroom Radio Key selector Support base (conteing electric pannel) Upper ring for the support of the tanning unit ventilation feet side Lower ring for the support of the tanning unit...

  • Page 21: Overall Dimensions

    Matrix L33-ER OVERALL DIMENSIONS 71in Ø11.8in 30in 91in 60in 12in 16in 16in 24in TECHNICAL DATA N° 1 ! exible Tube each Ø11,8in (30cm) and lengths 118in (3mt) Hot air expelled : 4840ya³/h (3700m³/h) Weight of the solarium approximately 1940lb (880kg) Suf•...

  • Page 22: Front View

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLING THE APPARATUS (Section intended solely for technicians trained and authorised by I.SO Italia S.p.A.) General guidelines To assemble the tanning machine, keep in mind its main components (see ! g. 1). The structure is divided mainly into: 1.
  • Page 23 ASSEMBLY PHASES 1) Positioning of the solarium Position the support base of the solar group, which consists of the two semi-circles, on the ! oor at the given distances from the walls indicated on pg. 19. After having installed the two solar groups D and E as indicated above " x the metal " nishing in the center of the two rings on the inferior part, ("...
  • Page 24 Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Nylon bush Pin head end Electric connection The electrical connection of the inferior solar group is carried out from the head end by inserting the connector, which is situated under the solar group, into the opening under the solar group itself; link the corresponding connectors on the inner side ensuring that they are ! xed to the oval wall to keep them as far from the re"...
  • Page 25 Fig. 9 Fig. 8 Holes for ! xing pin of panel Holes for transit packing form panel to support ring 4) Fitting the upper handle The upper handle must be ! xed to the extremities of the two upper rings with two m8 screws, on the inner side of the ring.
  • Page 26 6) Positioning of the reactances boxes and electrical panel Place the three reactance boxes and the electrical panel on the ! oor starting from the foot end with n° 3 box then n° 2 and then n° 1 then place the electrical panel beside them. The boxes must be positioned as close as possible to the foot end in order to leave space at the head end for the through passage of the connecting ca- bles.
  • Page 27 8) Fitting of the command console The command console must be ! tted to the structure by inserting the prop into the welded support on the structure in order to make the holes for the ! xing pivot match; the ! xing pin allows the console to rotate making checking and maintenance easier to carry out;...
  • Page 28 13) Mechanical adjustments The tanning unit of this machine can be manually moved so there are no electrical parts that can cause problems during the movements. However as weight compensation is regulated by a series of springs, it may be necessary in due course to regu- late the levers that adjust the balance.
  • Page 29 FILTER BREAKAGE CONTROL LED A new ! lter breakage control that permits an immediate discovery of the broken ! lter, showing the breakage via a led (that corresponds to the lamp) is inserted on the inferior part of the blue ! lter frame. This control unit has as many led as lamps inserted in the panel.

  • Page 30: Solving Problems

    SOLVING PROBLEMS PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Broken ! lter Replace ! lter (*);. White light escaping from lamps Filter not correctly positioned Check correct ! lter position Power failure Check secondary and main switches; Display offSolarium off Blown fuse Change fuse.
  • Page 31 TECHNICAL LAMP CHARACTER Evolution Light HIGH PRESSURE Voltage on Codex Power(W) Supply Tension(V) Length (mm) lamp (V) MPI14055 400W 230V 135+10V MPI14063 500W 230V 135+10V MPI14054 650W 230V 135+10V MPI14053 800W 230V 135+10V Long Light LOW PRESSURE Codex Type Power (W) Length (mm) Diameter (mm) MPI14970...
  • Page 32 WARNING FOR LAMP REPLACEMENT When replacing the bulbs in the I.SO Italia tanning machines, please follow the technical instructions below in order to avoid an inconvenience during use. 1. Use only original spare parts; non-original spare parts may function differently to the I.SO Italia de- sign and test speci! cations and the company will therefore not be held responsible for faulty opera- tion in the case of use of non-original components.
  • Page 33 Evolution Light INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS FOR THE SUBSTITUTION OF THE LAMP For the substitution of the lamp follow scrupulously the indications below not to cause damage to the lamp and to avoid risks for the operator. 1. Assure that the solarium has done at least one ! nal cooling cycle (at the end of the tanning session) so that the internal temperature does not exceed 35/40°C.

  • Page 34: Waste Materials

    WASTE MATERIALS Are considered as disposable waste materials non-toxic and non-harmful all the materials regarding the packing. Due to their characteristics must therefore be effected as required by the appropriate legislation. DEFINITION OF SPECIAL WASTE MATERIAL: Residual material deriving from industrial processes or agricultural, artisan, commercial or service activities which, in view of their quantity of characteristics, are not classi! ed as normal household refuse.

  • Page 35: Spare Parts

    SPARE PARTS Matrix L33-ER CODE DESCRIPTION MPI12431 IGNITOR 1000W MPI11910 LOUDSPEAKER CP D.130mm 2 VIE MPI05300 HOURS COUNT 24V CA MPI05273 CONTACT MAKER CGE CL04A310M1 24VAC SLE12123 ASS.FILTER 260X240X3 C/SERIG.- C/CIRC. SLE12122 ASS.FILTER 260X280X3 C/SERIG.- C/CIRC SLE12114 ASS.FILTER 260X310X3 C/SERIG.- C/CIRC MPI05750 INTERR.MAGN.3P 80A SIEMENS UL CURVA C...
  • Page 36 Matrix L33-ER GENERAL INDEX APPARATUS IDENTIFICATION ..................4 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .................. 5 DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE ................6 GENERAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........8 SPECIFIC SAFETY ADVICE AND WARNINGS ............10 PROCEDURES FOR CORRECT TANNING ..............11 MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIMES ..................13 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE .....................

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