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Yes, I do know they are dangerous and all is protected within my HVAC

system.

The other kind I am looking for has a timer, and of course you don't

look at it.

Thank you for your concern.

Is anyone aware of where to buy the portable ones w/timers?

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The other kind I am looking for

has a timer, and of course you don't

look at it.

We used to call those sun tanning lamps, and as my cousins, avid

suntanners in their teen years, proved to me one time, these lamps can

burn as well. Their lamp had a timer too--but it

malfunctioned. I think it took about a week for the facial swelling

from the burn to go down and the pain to fully subside. Like

sunburns, you don't really know you have received enough dose to be

burned until much later.

Another case I am familiar with was a maintenance man changing out a bulb

in a hospital area. These bulbs were used to irradiate the air in

the space. They were positioned for the most part so that no one

gets direct exposure. But the maintenance guys were an

afterthought. I believe this exposure took less than one minute for

this poor fellow to get corneal burns.

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Otherwise, whether you choose to accept my opinion is up to you.

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Indoor Air Quality Solutions, Inc.

PO Box 7

Bethel, OH 45106-0007

VOICE: 513-734-6868 FAX: 513-734-6860

E-mail: mkklein68@...

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The other kind I am looking for

has a timer, and of course you don't

look at it.

We used to call those sun tanning lamps, and as my cousins, avid

suntanners in their teen years, proved to me one time, these lamps can

burn as well. Their lamp had a timer too--but it

malfunctioned. I think it took about a week for the facial swelling

from the burn to go down and the pain to fully subside. Like

sunburns, you don't really know you have received enough dose to be

burned until much later.

Another case I am familiar with was a maintenance man changing out a bulb

in a hospital area. These bulbs were used to irradiate the air in

the space. They were positioned for the most part so that no one

gets direct exposure. But the maintenance guys were an

afterthought. I believe this exposure took less than one minute for

this poor fellow to get corneal burns.

******************************************************

If what is written looks too stupid to be written by me, I disclaim

it. On

the other hand, if it is brilliant, then I have no one to blame but

myself.

Otherwise, whether you choose to accept my opinion is up to you.

******************************************************

K. Klein, PE ME, MBA

Indoor Air Quality Solutions, Inc.

PO Box 7

Bethel, OH 45106-0007

VOICE: 513-734-6868 FAX: 513-734-6860

E-mail: mkklein68@...

*******************************************************

Wouldn't it be nice if common sense were really common?

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