Lark Class 4 0.5W 500mW Blue 450nm High Power Burning Laser Pointer.
Lark Class 4 0.5W 500mW Blue 450nm High Power Burning Laser Pointer.
| Model | Lark500mW450 |
| Brand | C4LASERS |
| Product Series | Lark Lasers |
| Laser Class | Class 4 Laser IV |
| Laser Power | 500mW Laser |
| Laser Color | Blue Laser |
| Laser Wavelength | 450nm Blue Laser |
| Laser Beam Diameter | <2.5 mm |
| Laser Beam Divergence | 2.5 mRad |
| Laser Beam Distance | 5 kilometres / 3.10 miles |
| Laser NOHD | 48 meters Customized value |
| Required Eyewear O.D. | 3.0+ |
| Adjustable Focus | Yes, Zoomable |
| Interchangeable Lens | Yes, Interchangeable |
| Power Consumption | DC 7.4V @ 1A |
| Power Supply | 2 x 16340 Li-on Rechargeable Batteries |
| Battery Lifetime | 30-60 minutes |
| Duty Cycle | Continuous |
| Laser Lighting Modes | Momentary On / Off and Constant On |
| IP Rating | IP6X Dustproof Non-Waterproof |
| Shell Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Weight | 700g / 24.69oz |
| Dimensions | 25.5mm x 140mm (diameter x height) |
| Expected Lifespan | 5,000 hours |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
| Warranty | One Year |
| Package list | 1 * laser pointer, 1 * laser safety goggles, 1 * battery charger, 2 * batteries, 5 * laser lenses |
The Laser I had receive took longer than a month to arrive, but the laser that arrived was much more powerful than what I had thought. It was instantly burning plastic and seering wood.
Just a split second of a reflection of this laser burned my leg, which had symptoms similar to heavy sunburn.
The Laser is not a dot, but more of a short line. Also diverges a lot at range.
I tested in the lab, this laser actual output power is above 1000mW, double of the rating power on the website. I guess they might have sent me the 1 watt model: https://www.c4lasers.com/home/8-lark-1w-blue-laser-pointer-1000mw-450nm-high-power-class-4-laser.html
I am more than satisfied with buying the 1 watt laser at an 'education price'.