Re: [PSES] Lasers

Hi Steve, Generally speaking for Class 3 lasers that are conducted from the laser to a receiver or point of use, the fibre should be interlocked with the laser safety interlock so that that laser cannot operate if the fibre is disconnected. For a Class 4 laser this is a mandatory requirement.

[PSES] Lasers

Laser Ecperts: if a 3B laser light is transmitted via fiber optic cable, is there a requirement for any connections in that cable, if opened, trigger the laser generator to shut down the laser?Cable is secured in place from end to end, but it is possible for service personnel to unsecure the cab

Re: [PSES] Reese’s Law (P.L. 117-171) - Has the CPSC's Section 2 rule been published?

Many thanks indeed Scott! Cheers, John John E. Riutta, MA, MBA, FLS I Product Development and Product Compliance Manager I jriu...@celestron.com I 323.446.1076 CELESTRON, LLC. I 2835 Columbia Street I Torrance, CA 90503 From: Scott Aldous Sent: Friday, August 18

Re: [PSES] Reese’s Law (P.L. 117-171) - Has the CPSC's Section 2 rule been published?

I reached out to the CPSC on this about a month ago and they replied very quickly. The final rule has not been published yet. CPSC is working through comments received, which were extensive. They were not able to provide an estimated date for publication of the final rule since they expected the pr