Virtual Laser Warning Line Light for Pedestrian Sidewalk Overview: In high-performance environments, heavy equipment and machinery operate in close proximity to pedestrians, which has the potential for accidents. It is essential for pedestrian safety that a clearly visible pedestrian walkways, aisles, or lanes be defined to permit safe movement of pedestrians within the facility. Floor tape and paint lines serve an important role in the workplace, but in tough industrial environments, they often require a lot of maintenance. SI.NO Maxtree's technical specification 1 Alerting, positioning 2 Green power 0.8W 3 Input 12V 4 IP67 Rated 5 Projection Type-Line 6 MTTF-10000hours 7 Size 10.4*4.4*6cm 8 Weight 0.2kg Why It 's Worth Choosing Virtual Laser Line? Check out all of its benefits: Reliability-the device is weather-resistant. Thanks to that it can be used both indoor and outdoor even during adverse weather conditions without worrying about its functioning. Convenience-the laser-drawn line allows for a comfortable and efficient project both for pedestrians and machine operators and ensures their safety at all times. Flexibility-the choice of different colors (red, green, and blue), ease of mounting and the ability to "display" corridors makes the tool easy to personalize to the current needs of the company. How Does It Work? Virtual Laser Line is used to display bright lines which in turn can be used to mark roads for either pedestrians or vehicles. It 's a great tool to set paths, corridors, crossings and even platforms and ramps for big machines or trucks. It 's also an excellent way of alerting employees about danger (by pointing out areas they should n't get close to). Thanks to its durable components and highly efficient lights, Virtual laser line is a perfect choice for all weather and lighting conditions. Operating still guarantees the lines are always visible exactly where they should be. LASER SAFETY The top priority for the use of line lasers in a commercial setting is laser safety for workers/operators. However, ensuring safety does not generally pose a problem, and is not particularly costly to achieve. Laser safety is something we deal with every day, which also makes us the right ones to contact when it comes to the classification of laser equipment. According to the latest guidelines in EN 60825-1, line lasers are so-called "extended sources" and can be treated more simply than normal bundled sources for point lasers. You will receive further, detailed information with each delivery of our line laser modules and associated equipment. We are at your disposal and would be happy to advise in this matter.