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Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser Visible Laser Light — Do Not Stare into Beam or View Directly with Optical Instruments Initials: __________Date: __________ CW power: ______________WType: _______________ Pulse PRF: ______________Hz : ________________nm duration: _____________s energy: ______________JClass 2 laser