Green laser pointer products are dangerous. According to the degree of damage the laser system may cause to the human body. Its hazard classifications range from Class I lasers (without injury) to Class IV lasers such as 2000 watt carbon dioxide lasers (which can cut thick steel plates). According to the European Union EN-60825 standard and the relevant provisions of the "General Product Safety Regulations 2005", ordinary civilian laser products can only be Class I or Class II, Class I laser products have no biological hazards, and the output power of Class II laser products is less than 1 millimeter. watt. The unqualified laser pointer is a Class IIIA laser product with a power of less than 5 milliwatts. According to the danger level of the laser product, this type of laser product is under certain conditions. May cause blindness and other damage to the eyes. Obviously, laser products of this power level are not suitable for ordinary civilian laser pointers.
According to investigation by the inspection and quarantine department. The laser pointers currently on the market generally suffer from excessive power. The power of most products is between 1 and 5 milliwatts, and some are even greater than 5 milliwatts, posing a huge hidden danger to the public's vision safety. The main reason is that manufacturers, vendors, and consumers generally lack the safety awareness of using lasers, and one-sidedly pursue the brightness of laser products, but ignore the possible harm caused by lasers.
For this reason, inspection and quarantine departments remind manufacturers of laser pointers and other general civilian
laser pointer products. Do not ignore the danger of using the product just for the sake of performance. The power of laser products should be controlled within a safe range.
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