Long distance 1000 watt laser pointer with high power

HN1500E long-distance 1000 watt laser pointer with high power

The portable laser power supply system is mainly composed of accessories such as laser transmitter chassis, laser transmitter (including observation module) tripod turntable, external battery, connecting cable, handheld control terminal battery charger, etc. The safety function of the system is to display the remaining battery level, charging and discharging times, output voltage, and timely alarm display in case of faults such as high temperature, short circuit, overvoltage, etc., to prevent safety hazards such as fire. The equipment is equipped with a shockproof and anti drop aluminum high-precision dual motor electric control pan tilt head, with a pan tilt head rotation range of horizontal rotation ≥ -90 ° to+90 ° and vertical rotation ≥ -60 ° to+60 °; Steering accuracy ≤ 0.06 °, achieving fast aiming. The material of the gimbal is not engineering plastic, PVC or other materials.

Long distance 1000 watt laser pointer with high power1. Remote control distance is far, which can achieve long-distance destruction, and the operating distance can reach 10-300 meters;

2. It can be used independently or carried by vehicles, with diverse installation methods;

3. Short charging time and frequent use after charging;

4. The laser has high output power, high beam quality, and small size;

5. Stable performance, low failure rate, and good safety.Long distance 1000 watt laser pointer with high power

Laser pointer is a device that uses high-intensity laser beams for remote obstacle removal, mainly used in infrastructure such as power transmission lines and railway tracks to remove foreign objects that may cause malfunctions or safety hazards, such as kites, plastic film, tree branches, etc

working principle

The laser pointer uses a high-intensity laser beam to irradiate the target obstacle, and uses the thermal effect of the laser to melt or evaporate the obstacle material, thereby achieving non-contact cutting or ablation. When a laser beam is irradiated onto a foreign object, the object absorbs laser energy and experiences a rapid increase in temperature. Upon reaching its melting or ignition point, it melts, burns, or vaporizes, ultimately falling off and completing the removal process