Is there anything in the code that deals with GFCI requirements for tanning beds? Is it a common practice to wire these to a GFCI protected circuit? Thanks.
No GFCI in the instructions BUT the voltages are important. The boilerplate has only one voltage. Make it so. They have a lot of fancy solid state ballasts and switching which requires the correct voltage levels. All the beds I have seen have a transformer, but no GFI.
I installed a circuit for a tanning bed. The bed came with a buck/boost transformer, and as has been stated, the voltage has to be correct with little tolerance. There was nothing in the spec sheet about GFCI protection. If a non-auto transformer was used I wouldn't think a fault on the load side would trip a GFCI breaker anyway.