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EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) single pulse 5,14 mJ/m
2
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) pulse train 2,06 mJ/m
2
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) average 2,57 mJ/m
2
DNRO (Nominal eye-hazard distance) direct light 251 mm
MLA8 (200) – pulsed laser diode
Number of laser diodes 8
Wavelength 905nm
Divergence of the beam 192x436mrad
Duration of the impulse 100ns
Programmable pulse frequency 100 – 10.000 Hz
Peak power 200 W
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) single pulse 5,14 mJ/m
2
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) pulse train 2,06 mJ/m
2
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) average 2,57 mJ/m
2
DNRO (Nominal eye-hazard distance) direct light 116.3 mm
MLA8 (800)– pulsed laser diode
Number of laser diodes 8
Wavelength 905nm
Divergence of the beam 192x436mrad
Duration of the impulse 100 ns
Programmable pulse frequency 100 – 10.000 Hz
Peak power 800 W
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) single pulse 5,14 mJ/m
2
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) pulse train 2,06 mJ/m
2
EMP (Maximum allowed exposure) average 2,57 mJ/m
2
DNRO (Nominal eye-hazard distance) direct light 251 mm
APPENDICES
Appendix A ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
FISIOLASER IRD-series unit for laser therapy equipment has been designed and
manufactured to have minimal negative environmental impact, in line with its
operational and safety requirements.
Rigorous standards were followed in order to minimise the amount of waste, use of
toxic materials, noise, non-required radiation and energy consumption.
In accordance with careful research, the unit has been designed to optimise power
consumption in keeping with energy saving principles.
This symbol means that the product should not be disposed of as domestic waste.
The user must dispose of scrap equipment by taking it to a recognised electrical and
electronic recycling centre.