What is the laser power rating (class IIIa must be in range of 1 to 5 mW)?
231004
It's classIII 3.0mw-5.0mw. It's by far the best/strongest/brightest green laser I've owned and seen compaired to many I've seen in tactical gun stores
1010043
The side of the bulb is laser marked with 120/60hz only so that is all it is rated for safely.
967885
Not sure exactly. It just states it is 5 times optical grade magnifier. Looked at the box and paper work inside and that's all it says.
1895578
The packaging materials states that the power requirements are 5 Volts, 500mA, DC. Hope this helps!
1221092
I have never used the laser but I would like to have it for convenience when working in places with less light.
1930322
I looked at the little handout that came with it. It only said power 10W, working frequency. 50-60HZ, G.W. 1KG that was all. Hopefully this helps out some. I know it has really helped the area around my eyes.
1721251
I do not have actual lumen information, just be aware this is a weak laser and you cannot see it outdoors in daylight at much over 10 feet. The switch on mine is touchy and would turn on light and waste batteries without my involvement, make sure to use the main switch and turn unit off or have a steady supply of batteries.
707082
Using a magnifying glass and reading the very fine print on mine, it says, "Output: 5.1v 850mA"
1407289
These glasses are for 190 - 450nm and 800 - 2000nm, so your 650/5mw falls out of the range for these. We use these for 808nm/1000mw and 450nm/5000mw lasers and they work fine.
2102233
Nope. You won't find one that powerful on Amazon. Commercial grade lasers that can burn/cut are expensive too.
421477
Rated: 250V/20A/5000W. As long as the appliance is rated at less than 5000W...
436561
1.2 Amps or 1,200 Ma is a minimum per lamp. Even at that you may have issues. A stiff 1.5A/lamp would be preferred.
2031060
Projection range of the laser beam is 5 m (up to 16 ft);Range projection laser point: 20 m (up to 60 ft);Accuracy: ± 0,5 mm / m (Up to ±3/16" @ 33-ft);
2026873
The rating says 600w, the tech sheet says 100w. Based on actual performance, I believe the 100w rating.
1184541
Yes, it is rated for 1800 watts which is almost 2.5 hp. So a 1/3 hp motor should be no issue.
669937
There is no label or mention of the "energy star" rating on the packaging, or their web site- best to contact manufacturer. 90W equivalent for 12W should be, but do not know what the rating criteria consists of- sorry Steve
134394
It is rated at 48 Watts for the 5 meter strip. So if you plan on running the entire strip on one power supply, you will need a power supply that delivers 4 amps minimum @ 12 VDC.