SA/SNZ TR IEC 60825.5:2023
Safety of laser products, Part 5: Manufacturers checklist for AS/NZS 2211.1
Standard identically adopts IEC TR 60825-5:2019, which specifies requirements intended for use by manufacturers of laser products and their agents to establish that each new or modified design conforms to the requirements of AS/NZS IEC 60825.1. The checklist is used in conjunction with AS/NZS IEC 60825.1.
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SA/SNZ TR IEC 60825.5:2023 Safety of laser products Manufacturer's checklist for AS/NZS IEC 60825-1
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Identification
4.1 Details of the examiner
4.2 Laser product
5 Test (5) – Measurements for determining classification
6 Classification (4) – Classification procedure
7 Labelling for laser radiation (7)
7.1 General (7.1)
7.2 Warnings for invisible and visible laser radiation (7.11 and 7.12)
7.3 Class 1 laser products (7.2)
7.4 Class 1M laser products (7.2)
7.5 Class 1C laser products (7.3)
7.6 Class 2 laser products (7.4)
7.7 Class 2M products (7.4)
7.8 Class 3R laser products (7.5)
7.9 Class 3B laser products (7.6)
7.10 Class 4 laser products (7.7)
7.11 Radiation output and standards information (7.9)
7.12 Warning for potential hazard to the skin or anterior parts of the eye (7.13)
8 Engineering specification (6)
8.1 Protective housing (6.2)
8.2 Access panel and safety interlocks (6.2 and 6.3)
8.3 Remote interlock connector (6.4)
8.4 Manual reset (6.5)
8.5 Key Control (6.6)
8.6 Laser radiation emission warning (6.7)
8.7 Beam stop or attenuator (6.8)
8.8 Controls (6.9)
8.9 Viewing optics (6.10)
8.10 Scanning safeguard (6.11)
8.11 Scanning safeguard for Class 1C products (6.12)
8.12 "Walk-in" access (6.13)
8.13 Environmental considerations (6.14)
8.14 Protection against other hazards (6.15)
8.15 Power limiting circuits (6.16)
9 Other informational requirements (8)
9.1 Information for the user (8.1)
9.2 Purchasing and servicing information (8.2)
Annex€A (informative) Attachments – Measurement results
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 5 – Alternative label for Class 1
Figure 6 – Alternative label for Class 1M
Figure 7 – Alternative label for Class 1C
Figure 8 – Alternative label for Class 2
Figure 9 – Alternative label for Class 2M
Figure 10 – Alternative label for Class 3R
Figure 13 – Alternative label for laser aperture
Figure 11 – Alternative label for Class 3B
Figure 13 – Alternative label for laser aperture
Figure 12 – Alternative label for Class 4
Figure 13 – Alternative label for laser aperture
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SA/SNZ TR IEC 60825.5:2023 Safety of laser products Manufacturer's checklist for AS/NZS IEC 60825-1
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Identification
4.1 Details of the examiner
4.2 Laser product
5 Test (5) – Measurements for determining classification
6 Classification (4) – Classification procedure
7 Labelling for laser radiation (7)
7.1 General (7.1)
7.2 Warnings for invisible and visible laser radiation (7.11 and 7.12)
7.3 Class 1 laser products (7.2)
7.4 Class 1M laser products (7.2)
7.5 Class 1C laser products (7.3)
7.6 Class 2 laser products (7.4)
7.7 Class 2M products (7.4)
7.8 Class 3R laser products (7.5)
7.9 Class 3B laser products (7.6)
7.10 Class 4 laser products (7.7)
7.11 Radiation output and standards information (7.9)
7.12 Warning for potential hazard to the skin or anterior parts of the eye (7.13)
8 Engineering specification (6)
8.1 Protective housing (6.2)
8.2 Access panel and safety interlocks (6.2 and 6.3)
8.3 Remote interlock connector (6.4)
8.4 Manual reset (6.5)
8.5 Key Control (6.6)
8.6 Laser radiation emission warning (6.7)
8.7 Beam stop or attenuator (6.8)
8.8 Controls (6.9)
8.9 Viewing optics (6.10)
8.10 Scanning safeguard (6.11)
8.11 Scanning safeguard for Class 1C products (6.12)
8.12 "Walk-in" access (6.13)
8.13 Environmental considerations (6.14)
8.14 Protection against other hazards (6.15)
8.15 Power limiting circuits (6.16)
9 Other informational requirements (8)
9.1 Information for the user (8.1)
9.2 Purchasing and servicing information (8.2)
Annex€A (informative) Attachments – Measurement results
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 5 – Alternative label for Class 1
Figure 6 – Alternative label for Class 1M
Figure 7 – Alternative label for Class 1C
Figure 8 – Alternative label for Class 2
Figure 9 – Alternative label for Class 2M
Figure 10 – Alternative label for Class 3R
Figure 13 – Alternative label for laser aperture
Figure 11 – Alternative label for Class 3B
Figure 13 – Alternative label for laser aperture
Figure 12 – Alternative label for Class 4
Figure 13 – Alternative label for laser aperture
Previous versions
SA/SNZ TR IEC 60825.5:2023
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