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DGM001519.01 UM Sirius CE/ROTW
Working area
This device is a laser of Class 4 and must be used in a specific working area defined and delimited following the
international standards IEC 60825-1.
IMPORTANT!
This device is certified to be used in the operating room.
The device shall be used in a position such that the mains switch and the other controls are easily accessible.
RULES OF ACCESS TO THE RESTRICTED WORKING AREA
External staff and visitors should also:
x Be guided by staff
x Always wear laser goggles in the working area when the laser is switched on
x Be briefed by staff on the laser, electrical hazards and other risks associated with the operation of the
laser within the working area (laser radiation, electric shock, etc.)
Admission is strictly prohibited if there is no operator in the working area.
Warning: Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of flammable mixtures.
IMPORTANT! For shipment and storage below +5°C, the cooling system must be emptied.
NOTE! To prevent damage during transport or shipment of the products we recommend using the
original packaging material.
Eye and skin exposure
The laser beam emitted by the Sirius can cause vision loss. The laser operates at different wavelengths, visible
and invisible. Any energy transmitted by the laser system entering the eye will be focused directly on the retina.
Direct absorption of laser energy by retina can result in temporary clouded vision, retinal lesion, long term
scotoma and long term photophobia.
A danger exists in any case of:
x Direct laser radiation
x Reflected laser radiation
x Diffused laser radiation
Warning: All the personnel present in the laser working area must wear all the protective devices.
IMPORTANT
Within the range of the laser, every person must wear laser goggles.
Check the laser goggles for perfect condition before each use. The goggles must not be mechanically damaged
in any way. Before wearing goggles, make sure that the goggles are in a good condition.
Use protective goggles with the specifications shown in Chapter 10 according to the EN 207.
Always check goggles integrity and condition.
In addition, even if you wear goggles, never look directly at the laser beam.
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