
Safety information / Warnings
OptonPro is a class 4 laser. The accessible laser beam is very dangerous to the eye and
dangerous to the skin. Even diffusely scattered radiation can be hazardous. The laser beam
can cause a risk of fire or explosion.
The laser beam emitted from the device is invisible.
Observe all corresponding safety instructions!
Operation of the device is subject to occupational safety regulations and the regulations of
professional associations. Corresponding guidelines and regulations must be observed.
The device may be operated only at a properly connected socket with protective conductor
(according to VDE 0100 part 710).
The device may only be operated in accordance with these instructions for use. All other
applications are the responsibility of the operator.
For maintenance measures, expansions, readjustments or modifications, the provisions of
the German Medical Devices Act and the Medical Device Operator Ordinance apply.
If there is visible damage to the device, the light guide or applicator, the device should not be
used any further. Call customer service.
according to the
Occupational Safety
and Health Ordinance
on Artificial Optical
Radiation (OStrV)
(only for the Federal
Republic of Germany)
1. The operator must conduct a hazard assessment and display operating instructions.
2. The operator must designate a laser protection officer.
3. The laser protection officer must provide safety-related instruction to persons assigned
to use the device. This instruction must be repeated annually.
4. The device may be operated only by trained persons (minimum age 18 years). All
persons in the working area of the laser must be trained in the rules of conduct and
safety instructions to be observed.
5. The operational area of the laser must be identified with the laser warning sign (for
example, on all doors of the treatment room). Warning lights on the doors must indicate
the operation of the laser.
6. All doors to the operational area (e.g., treatment room) of the laser should be secured
with an interlock device. Other measures to protect against inadvertent radiation are
permitted.
7. All objects and materials located in the working area of the laser must have low
flammability.
8. Instruments used in the working area of the laser must, through their shape and
material, exclude hazardous reflections.
This information is taken from the Occupational Safety and Health Ordinance on Artificial Optical Radiation – OStrV
– and are valid at the time of printing. They may be changed at any time without notice.