Eye Safety Guidelines
LASERRADIATIONWARNING
Risk of eye injury!
If these instructions are ignored, the emitting laser light can cause
permanent eye or skin damage and can also lead to blindness.
l Never look directly into an optical fiber connector, fiber patch cord,
fiber pigtail, fiber ends or into an unterminated receptacle during
servicing operations with a magnifier unless it is absolutely certain
that no laser radiation is being emitted from the receptacle or the fiber.
l Disconnect fiber-optic jumpers at both ends before viewing with
optical instruments.
l Do not connect or disconnect fiber-optic cables while a light source is
active.
CAUTION
Risk of eye and skin irritation/injuiries.
Isopropyl alcohol can cause eye and skin irritations on contact. When
using isopropyl/methanol alcohol:
l Work in a well-ventilated area and wear safety glasses at all times.
l Never use alcohol around an open flame or spark. Alcohol is
extremely flammable.
l Avoid direct skin contact and prolonged inhalation of alcoholic vapors.
l Use only small amounts of alcohol.
To avoid injuries, wear safety glasses when you work with Isopropyl
alcohol.
CAUTION
Risk of eye injuries caused by debris.
Working with compressed air can cause debris to fly into your eyes.
To avoid injuries, wear safety glasses with side protection (side shields)
when you work with canned compressed air.
CAUTION
The organization in charge of installation and/or service must ensure that:
l Personnel responsible for installation and service have received the
proper laser safety training; and
l Mandatory access controls and warning signs for particularly secured
and secured areas are in effect.
FSP3000 C Hardware Guide - R1.1 - Issue:A (12/09/2016) 345
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