ketrop LASER mini, Instruction Manual

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3.2 Laws anD ruLes COnCerninG Laser CLasses anD saFeTy
The laser classification and this Instruction Manual have been compiled in accordance
with the harmonized European Standard EN IEC 60825-1:2014.
The operator should comply with the requirements listed in sections 6.12, 6.26, and 6.27
of the ARBO-resolution.
3.3 resiDuaL risks
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Reflexions of the laser beam on mirrors or other objects can damage your and
other people’s eyes.
The human eye can be damaged if the laser beam is pointed towards persons
who are using a binoculars or a telescope or a similar device.
NEVER operate the Laser..mini if the lens is broken or otherwise damaged.
If you observe any damages, you cannot operate the Laser..mini.
NEVER operate the Laser..mini in a wet environment.
The residual risk of the Laser..mini device is that eye damage may occur after
looking straight into the laser beam, with or without optical devices.
The operator should ensure that neither himself or any exposed persons
could look straight into the laser beam, which could lead to eye damage or
even blindness.
The same applies for airplanes, vehicles, and such.