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MegaLight Installation
Technical modifications reserved 62 Edition 2004
APPENDIX C:
Safety notes
Auto diagnosis chart for the installer related to the completeness of safety measures
on a Class I laser device containing Class IV laser sources.
In conformity with the provisions of the following standards:
EN61040
EN60825-1
EN 207
EN 208
EN 12626
CEI 60825-5
REQUESTED
REQUIREMENT SOLUTION TO ADOPT PROOF YES NO NA
1) The Classification of
the finished laser
system must be class I
If the class of the
source is greater than
I, the level of
accessible radiation
must be brought to the
limits of class I
Presence of suitable
protection barriers. N.B.:
goggles are considered as
an additional but not
alternative measure!
2) The laser radiation
must be completely
confined and end at
the end of its optical
path
Closing of the optical
path up to the point of
application and
confinement of the
reflected and scattered
radiation in a specific
opaque container
applied to the
radiation.
No crack or opening must
make the radiation
accessible for viewing. N.B.:
If the optical fibre is greatly
bent it does not comply with
this provision! However it
should not be disconnect
able without using a tool.
3) The observation
windows must have an
optical density and
stability to the
radiation able to resist
the maximum forecast
radiation, even in the
event of a first fault, to
which they may be
subject.
The windows must be
of a type and
construction
sufficiently robust to
withstand the
maximum forecast
mechanical stress.
Adopt filters suitable
for the wavelength, use
procedure, scale index,
adapted to the laser
and maximum power
which can be used. The
filters must be
permanently attached
to the protection
casing.
Certification from the
manufacturer on the
suitability of the filter.
Calculations on the
necessary O.D. in the worst
condition which can occur.
Attachment with mechanical
systems which require a tool
for removal.