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Laser Safety First!

Before proceeding any further, please read the following safety page very carefully. It

could help you avoid dangerous and hazardous situations which could lead to serious

injury or property damage.

Any laser system classified as a Class 4 laser must be used with caution. If you are not

an experienced laser operator we would strongly recommend that you attend a laser

display safety course as soon as possible, and ideally before this laser system is used in

pubic areas. There are various places in Europe where you can attend quality training

and even a one day course will give you a good amount of valuable information to safely

start with.

Unless you are very competent with the use of lasers and about the laser safety, make sure

you follow these basic laser safety rules:

1: Never look directly into a laser beam.

2: Never look directly into laser aperture if the laser system is switched on.

3: Be aware that lasers can burn the eye retina, skin or cause fires if not used correctly.

4: Never perform Audience Scanning – that's when laser beams and effects hit an audience

directly. Always project with the laser above audience head level – at least 3m above floor

level.

5: When performing outdoors, avoid pointing the laser at aircrafts, buses, trains, etc.

6: Never leave the laser system unattended when it's switched on.

7: Always check for reflective surfaces within the laser range – these can be very dangerous

(i.e. mirror behind the bar in a club could bounce the beam into bar attendant's eye).

8: Never hesitate to use the Emergency STOP if you think there's a fault within the laser

system or a potential danger to a person/object caused by the laser performance.

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