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Class 4 Laser 

Safety Instructions

DANGER CLASS 4 LASER

 : All visible lasers with beams over 500 milliwatts (1/2 watt) are classified as Class 4.

EXTREME DANGER, MUST BE USED CAREFULLY

DO NOT USE AS A LASER POINTER.

DO NOT USE AS A TOY.

ONLY FOR USE BY PERSONS UNDERSTANDING THE HAZARDS OF THIS LASER.

READ ALL WARNINGS ON THIS PAGE.

DO  NOT  SHINE  DIRECT 

BEAM  IN  EYE-BLINDNESS 

HAZARD!

The  direct  beam  at  close  dis-

tance  can  cause  instant  blind-

ness.  The  direct  beam  up  to 

250m/750ft  can  cause  eye 

damage.  Never  aim  any  laser 

towards  a  person’s  head,  or 

where a person may suddenly 

appear.  Never  aim  towards  a 

pet or other animal.

DO  NOT  GET  REFLECTED 

BEAM IN EYE

The beam reflection can cause 

instant eye damage, especially 

at close range. There are MANY 

shiny or smooth objects that can 

reflect  a  laser  beam.  ALWAYS 

be  aware  of  both  the  main 

beam  AND  its  reflection(s).  Be 

especially careful when aiming 

out of windows due to danger 

from the “back reflection”.

  

  

  

  

  

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 diffused “room 

glow” from the beam reflecting off 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  reflected 

exposure to the beam.

Class 4 Laser 

Safety Instructions

Summary of Contents for Wicked Lasers

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Page 2: ...www wickedlasers com User s Manual and Laser Safety Guide...

Page 3: ...f technology is part of our daily routine It s only impossible if we don t try As we continue to advance in our search for perfection we ve set benchmarks for others to follow and new limits for us to...

Page 4: ...ant and ultimately powerful the Spyder Series is our most advanced line of handheld lasers to date We still have much to prove as there is still a world of possibilities in front of us Our quest to tu...

Page 5: ...witch Modes Duty Cycle Expected lifetime Warranty S3 Inferno Series 4 635nm Direct Diode 750mW 8mm x 5mm 3 0mRad 257mm x 35 8mm 65 meters 7 929 meters 3 0 3 7V 1A 30 180 minutes 378g 6061 T6 Aircraft...

Page 6: ...TAIL CAP BATTERY COMPARTMENT EMISSION BATTERY INDICATOR REMOVABLE FRONT LENS At the back of the laser rotate endcap counter clockwise to open Insert one Li Ion Type 18650 IMR rechargeable battery nega...

Page 7: ...nd click holds to operate the device Once unlocked the laser runs in low power strobe mode 18Hz strobe which is the default setting The following page provides a visual guide on how to unlock the lase...

Page 8: ...h for 3 seconds will go to Tactical Hibernation mode The middle LED will be flashing to indicate this The following 9 modes are enabled by using the SmartSwitch 2 0 Strobe Mode Hi Low Constant Wave Hi...

Page 9: ...w Safety Interlock Based on the human eye s perception equal powers of green 532nm light is 20 times brighter than blue 445nm light 8 times brighter than red 650nm light and 190 times brighter than pu...

Page 10: ...er Product WARNING These procedures are ONLY for additional safety for prolonged storage of the laser Using Your FDA Compliant Endcap Removing the Safety Interlock from the Endcap will disable the las...

Page 11: ...the lens Rub it from side to side but do not press too hard Gently rotate the cloth in a twisting motion back and forth Repeat this procedure until the lens of your laser is clean Re insert the batter...

Page 12: ...parameters will damage your laser beyond repair 3 Types of Common Lens Problems Types of Common Lens Problems Moisture We do not recommend using any laser products in highly humid or foggy conditions...

Page 13: ...instant eye damage especially at close range There are MANY shinyorsmoothobjectsthatcan reflect a laser beam ALWAYS be aware of both the main beam AND its reflection s Be especially careful when aimi...

Page 14: ...screens or any person Nor should they be brought to or used at sporting events concerts shows public gatherings or any other event where the beam could be distracting to others DO NOT LOOK OR STARE A...

Page 15: ...sort I will not use a laser device without wearing approved laser safety goggles designed for such purpose I will never remove the laser s infrared filter I will not use the laser in violation of any...

Page 16: ...hering or damages caused by accidents or fire or other casualty or force majeure or any other causes or occurrences beyond the manufacturer s control To claim your warranty please send this form or em...

Page 17: ...1 877 952 7377 Unit 1010 Miramar Tower 132 Nathan Road Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon Hong Kong www wickedlasers com support wickedlasers com...

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