When are you not allowed to use the Sunshower?

• Individuals under the age of 18 are not allowed to use the Sunshower.
• We advise against using the Sunshower if you have an illness and/or are using medications, cosmetics, or shower products that increase the sensitivity of your skin. Be extra cautious if you are sensitive to UV radiation. Consult your doctor if you are unsure.

Avoid excessive exposure. Follow the recommended tanning times and the maximum allowed number of tanning hours. Just like natural sunlight, prolonged exposure can lead to damage to the eyes and skin, as well as causing allergic reactions.

The use of the Sunshower is at your own risk.

The Sunshower is suitable for frequent use, but please be mindful of the maximum number of tanning hours per year (25 hours per body part). Adhere to the recommended times for each skin type and body part (front or back of the body). If your skin turns red after a session, refrain from further UV exposure and take a week's break.

Infrared and Your Health
Infrared session with the Sunshower You can have an IR session as often as you like. Pay attention to the following:
Prevent getting too hot. Move away from the Sunshower if necessary.
Do not look into the IR lamps.

Operation of the Sunshower

• Ensure you are approximately 45 cm away from the Sunshower.
• Press the IR logo for the infrared session or the UV logo for the ultraviolet session.
• The UV session is set for 10 minutes, and the IR session is set for 8 minutes.
• The number of LEDs lit on the display corresponds to the remaining minutes of the session.
• Press the STOP button to end the session prematurely.
• After each session, the Sunshower will cool down for 4 minutes before it can be used again. The cooling time is indicated by blinking lights.

If your accommodation is equipped with this facility, you can follow this manual. Our accommodations are all uniquely decorated, which means that not all stays have this facility.