Mark

IEC60825 Part 1 deals solely with lasers. Inparticular the classification
limits, labeling requirements, user guide requirements and most importantly,
the safe operation procedures. I strongly recommend you read the standard before
using a Class 3A Device.

Your whole system should meet either IEC60950 or IEC 61010, depending on its
use. Both these standards then call up IEC60825-1 in the relevant section on
laser safety.

One thing to double check, make sure your Class 3A is tested to IEC60825-1 by an
external test house. Not a US produced unit stating it is Class 3A to comply
with CFR21 Ch1, 1040.10 (f). Basically the US Class 3A limits are less stringent
than the IEC limits


Mark Schmidt wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I am new to laser regulation and was wondering if there is such a thing as
> your basic open frame power supply meeting the requirements of IEC60825? I
> need a + 15 Vdc output at approximately 100 Watts. I have not read the
> standard yet and don't know how it compares with IEC60950. Does such a thing
> exist or do I just qualify a supply that meets 60950 and then submit the
> system to 60825 or does 60825 apply to the laser only and not the system.
> The laser is a Class 3A Device. All advice is welcome.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mark
>
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