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SF33
Multi-beam laser sensor
10. Instructions for safe use
The SF33 is a laser rangefinder that emits ionizing laser radiation. The level of the laser emission is Class 1M which indicates that
the laser beam is safe to look at with the unaided eye but must not be viewed using binoculars or other optical devices at a distance
of less than 15 meters. Notwithstanding the safety rating, avoid looking into the beam and switch the unit off when working in the
area.
CAUTION -- The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard.
The SF33 should not be disassembled or modified in any way. The laser eye safety rating depends on the mechanical integrity of the
optics and electronics so if these are damaged do not continue using the SF33. There are no user serviceable parts and maintenance
or repair must only be carried out by the manufacturer or a qualified service agent.
No regular maintenance is required for the SF33 but if the lenses start to collect dust then they may be wiped with suitable lens
cleaning materials. Make sure that the SF33 is switched OFF before looking into the lenses.
The SF33 should be mounted using the four holes provided in the circuit board. Do not hold or clamp the lens tubes as this may cause
damage and adversely affect the laser safety rating.
Laser radiation information and labels
Specification
Laser wavelength
Pulse width
Pulse frequency
Peak power
Average power
Average energy per pulse
Extended NOHD
SF33 Multi-beam sensor - Product Manual - Revision 1
Product manual
Value / AEL
905 nm
< 15 ns
< 10 kHz
< 10 W
50 millimeter aperture at 2 meters
< 3 mW
7 millimeter aperture
400 nj
24.14 m
Distance beyond which binoculars with may be used safely
Figure 10 :: Labelling on the SF33
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