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 Do not connect this appliance to a dimmer pack.
 To reduce the risk of electric shock or fire, do not use this appliance in
damp or rainy conditions.
 Do not look directly at the light beam. LASER light can cause permanent
damage to the eyes.
 This appliance must be installed using a strong hook of adequate size
for the weight carried. The appliance must be screwed to the hook and
tightened properly to prevent it from falling due to vibrations produced
by the machine during operation. The hook must be secured with a
safety sling. Make sure that the structure (or attachment point) can
support at least 10X the weight of the equipment being attached.
 The appliance must be installed by a qualified person and kept out of
public reach.
 Operating premises: Wherever possible, a LASER should be operated in
a room or area reserved for this purpose, enclosed or demarcated.
 Accesses to premises and their openings to the outside must not be
located in the path of a direct beam.
 The floor must be free of obstacles. The causes of accidental reflection
and scattering of laser beams must be eliminated (badly placed
windows, furniture or objects with polished surfaces).
 Paintwork (walls, partitions, ceilings, etc.) and floor coverings should
preferably be matt. In this respect, diffuse reflections from class 4 lasers
and focused beams from class 3 lasers with visible or near infrared light
must be considered as dangerous and treated as such.
 When using powerful lasers (class 3 with a focused beam or class 4), the
possibility of the beam striking flammable materials (wood, paper,
fabrics or plastics) must be eliminated, as these can cause fires at power
densities of the order of a few W.cm-2 applied for a few seconds.
 Access to laser emission zones must be indicated using signs that
comply with the ministerial order of 4 November 1993 "Health and
safety signs in the workplace" and standard NF X 08-003 "Graphic
symbols and pictograms - colours and safety signs" of December 1994.
This signage is supplemented by a reference to the class of laser
equipment and the instructions set out in standard NF EN 60825-1.
Access can be controlled, at least when lasers are in operation.
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