Laser pointers are useful tools for many people.  Hey, they're a lot of fun too!  With that in mind, we want to share some safety tips when using them.  MWE laser modules are certified to meet FDA and IEC regulations.

 

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Caution - use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure

 

General Laser Safety

- The user of this laser pointer is not to modify the unit or remove the Laser Module Cap during operation

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- This laser pointer should never be operated if the Laser Module is defective or if the laser pointer body is damaged

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- This laser module is not serviceable and should be returned to MWE for replacement if defective

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- The laser module in this laser pointer is a maintenance free device. If cleaning the laser pointer housing, the batteries must be removed beforehand to prevent accidental activation of the laser module.

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- The Safety Label must remain axed to the laser pointer

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- Do not point the laser or allow laser light to be directed or reflected toward other people

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- Operators of this laser pointer should be trained to not target the eyes of people, pets, animals, or to aim laser at reflective objects

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- There is a potential hazard of eye or skin exposure to laser radiation if these instructions are not followed

 

Caution - laser light is bright and blinding - do not shine at aircraft or vehicles at any distance

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For more information on lasers, please visit:  www.laserpointersafety.com

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MWE laser modules are certified to meet FDA and IEC standards.

We offer two laser module classes:

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1.Class 2 (1mW max power) – acceptable for sale anywhere laser pointers are permitted

2.Class 3R (5mW max power) – only sold to U.S. and Canada based customers

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