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Guest2 said:
Whats the output? I think I have a 30mw green somewhere. Was great for pointing out stars
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No it is NOT 1mW green 532nm
It IS a 200mW 532nm with a standard lens with a focusable cap that can burn a match burst black balloons and burn pretty much anything black .

Well that's according to the comment left by someone.

asim18 said:
It says "<1mW"
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Aye it says that, i can say it deffo is not 1mw, very powerfull.

There's a lot of inaccurate and varying advice/information still out there on the web because until recently the law seemed a grey area. But the UK Health Protection Agency made it clear to local authorities and the police in 2006 that laser pens/pointers came under the 2005 General Product Safety Regulations:-
http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAweb&HPAwebStandard/HPAweb_C/1195733794576

That law puts class 1 & class 2 lasers (an up-to-1mW, 400-700nm laser pen is class 2) within the legal limit, and that's why you see a lot of such pens advertised as "<1mW".
 
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A pair of hush puppies for work and a pair of sketchers to replace an old pair

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got a free mini football which will be donated to a mate for her dogs to chase after :D
 
Spook187 said:
No it is NOT 1mW green 532nm
It IS a 200mW 532nm with a standard lens with a focusable cap that can burn a match burst black balloons and burn pretty much anything black .

Well that's according to the comment left by someone.



Aye it says that, i can say it deffo is not 1mw, very powerfull.

There's a lot of inaccurate and varying advice/information still out there on the web because until recently the law seemed a grey area. But the UK Health Protection Agency made it clear to local authorities and the police in 2006 that laser pens/pointers came under the 2005 General Product Safety Regulations:-
http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAweb&HPAwebStandard/HPAweb_C/1195733794576

That law puts class 1 & class 2 lasers (an up-to-1mW, 400-700nm laser pen is class 2) within the legal limit, and that's why you see a lot of such pens advertised as "<1mW".
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How do you know what you are buying? I have been tempted by one of the lasers from Spyder - http://www.wickedlasers.com/krypton or http://www.wickedlasers.com/arctic

A bit more powerful than my 30mw, upto 2w! :eek:
 
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