This LED warning sign can be powered from a standard wall outlet, making it an easy way to install a warning light.
Warning Lights
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Warning Lights
Warning lights are used to indicate the operational state of a laser. The status display can be used to significantly reduce interruptions and downtime in laser systems and laboratory workstations. For class 4 laser systems, the installation of an illuminated warning sign at the access indicates the laser environment in accordance with the German Ordinance on the Protection of Employees Against Hazards caused by Artificial Optical Radiation (OStrV) is required by law. An interlock control system can be used for control purposes.
Compact low voltage LED warning lights for the protection of biological safety areas.
Compact one-way warning light with black letters on a yellow background. Versions with text in German and English language available. Upon request, customized texts surcharge is possible.
Compact and maintenance-free LED warning light to hedge X-ray ranges.
Large, space-saving LED laser warning light - in addition to the standard versions, custom icons, text and colors up to two different status are possible.
Overview of the available special mounting options for large LED laser warning signs.
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