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AVOID EXPOSURE TO BLUE LIGHT
Blue laser light can cause photochemical eye damage. Avoid
prolonged exposure to blue light (light from 530nm green to 380
ultraviolet can be hazardous, with the peak danger at 440nm blue).
There is a hazard even from prolonged exposure to diuse “room
glow” from the beam reecting o walls or other surfaces. Use safety
glasses that block blue light.
WEAR SAFETY GLASSES
If available, wear laser safety glasses or goggles. They MUST be
appropriate for your laser’s power and wavelength, so the laser
beam’s power is safely reduced. However, DO NOT RELY ON THE
SAFETY GLASSES ALONE. Continue to avoid direct and reected
exposure to the beam.
Class 4 Laser Safety Instructions Class 4 Laser Safety Instructions
OTHER IMPORTANT SAFETY AND USE CAUTIONS:
DO NOT USE AS A LASER POINTER. This Class 4 laser is too bright to be safely used for laser pointing purposes.
NOT FOR CHILDREN OR UNAWARE PERSONS. The user must be mature, and must be aware of the direct and reected
beam hazards to eyes, skin, materials and aircraft.
DO NOT USE ILLEGALLY. Many countries and jurisdictions have laws regarding laser usage. Follow all local laws.
DO NOT AIM AT VEHICLES. Do not distract the driver of a car or truck, or a person operating heavy or dangerous machinery.
DO NOT AIM AT POLICE OR LAW ENFORCEMENT. The beam can be mistaken for a weapon, or for a laser gunsight. People
aiming lasers at police and soldiers have been killed.
DO NOT HARASS OR ANNOY OTHERS. Do not aim at sporting players, persons in a band, a movie theater screen, passersby
or any other use where the beam is distracting to others. Understand that if people are upset by laser pointer misuse, they
will support laws to ban pointers.
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