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Saw the 100W programmable, target-able, aim-able, pattern form-able laser and was whoa... 100. Seems like it might be 100:1 power though. The "Ultra" Lasercub
by araes 2y ago
Saw the 100W programmable, target-able, aim-able, pattern form-able laser and was whoa... 100. Seems like it might be 100:1 power though.
The "Ultra" Lasercube in another comment (https://www.laseros.com/ https://www.laseros.com/) is 7W. "Normal", is 1.2W. People already say it's dangerous. The input spec says it's 65W wall. Hopefully that's what's going on here.
If that's actually 100W out, that's so far in "Severe" eye hazard. That's more like laser cut materials severe.
https://www.lasersafetyfacts.com/laserclasses.html https://www.lasersafetyfacts.com/laserclasses.html
- itishappy 2y agoIt's a misleading spec. The product name "Hawk 1W" is more honest. Both of these are powerful and potentially dangerous products. Hawk: > Red 200mW 635nm > Green 200mW 532nm > Blue 600mW 450nm > Rated Power 100W LaserCube: > Blue 445nm / 1300mW > Green 520nm / 800mW > Red 635nm / 400mW > Power 2500mW https://www.lighting-geek.com/product/hawk-1w-programmable-laser-light/ https://www.lighting-geek.com/product/hawk-1w-programmable-l... https://x-laser.com/products/lasercube-wifi-by-wicked-lasers https://x-laser.com/products/lasercube-wifi-by-wicked-lasers