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[ProLaserUK]

Hello.

Pro Laser UK specialises in professional laser systems. Our products are aimed at the mobile disco and nightclub sectors and pricing is very competative. We always work hard to meet the demands of our customers. All our products come with manufactureres warranties.

Kind regards,

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Hello Neil and welcome to the forum.

There are normally a few questions about the safety of lasers - I assume you could answer people's questions about MPE etc?

[ProLaserUK]

Hello Neil and welcome to the forum.

There are normally a few questions about the safety of lasers - I assume you could answer people's questions about MPE etc?

Hi darren.

Sure, if anyone has any concerns or questions regarding the safety of laser systems, feel free to ask.

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Hi darren.

Sure, if anyone has any concerns or questions regarding the safety of laser systems, feel free to ask.

Neil.

OK then, I'll start.

Here's a question to which I didn't really get an answer when I asked the manufacturer.

I have a couple of the Prolight Nebula lasers and the MPE is 16m, but as they are not scanning lasers and the beams are being split possibly thousands of times, are they safe to aim into the audience or should they be kept on the ceiling where I currently use them?

[UltraBeat Entertainment]

Welcome, :welcome1:. Hope You Enjoy Your Stay.

Funny you should join us on here it was just this morning i started a thread on lasers:D

Find it here:
http://www.mobilediscodirectory.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=12162

[Spirits High]

OK then, I'll start.

Here's a question to which I didn't really get an answer when I asked the manufacturer.

I have a couple of the Prolight Nebula lasers and the MPE is 16m, but as they are not scanning lasers and the beams are being split possibly thousands of times, are they safe to aim into the audience or should they be kept on the ceiling where I currently use them?


Welcome Neil


Tick tock tick tock.......answers on a postcard maybe:D

[UltraBeat Entertainment]

Tick tock tick tock.......answers on a postcard maybe

Blimey give the poor chap a chance.... Or maybe he's looking it up for you.

[Marc J]

Hi Hi :)

[Penfold42]

Hello and :welcome1:.....

I look forward to your answer on post #4.........:)

[sleah]

:welcome2: you owe Steve a pint.

No really, you do! Anyway good to have a new muggins...errr recruit:D

Are people still using the good ol' argon lasers? Air cooled / water cooled etc....

Used to cart around a 2W argon air cooled in to nightclubs back in the 80's/90's, 'till it got dropped:eek:

[ProLaserUK]

Are people still using the good ol' argon lasers? Air cooled / water cooled etc....



The most popular laser systems are DPSS (Diode pumped solid state)

Neil.

[Corabar Steve]

:WelcomeDevil: :HappySteve: :BeerDevil: http://planetsmilies.net/vicious-smiley-1822.gif (http://planetsmilies.net)

Are you going to answer Darren's question? :sj:

[ProLaserUK]

Sorry, forgot to place a link:

http://www.mobilediscodirectory.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=12162

Thanks.

Neil.

[Penfold42]

Are you going to answer Darren's question? :sj:

I think he has but here... http://www.mobilediscodirectory.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=12162

Edit - Toooooooooooooo sllllllllooooooooooooooooooooooow!

[groovy-nights]

Hello And Welcome

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I don't think that is answering my question at all tbh.

It was a product specific question really and not about a scanning laser.

[ProLaserUK]

are they safe to aim into the audience or should they be kept on the ceiling where I currently use them?

I would recommend keeping both your Nebulas kept on the ceiling. I would not recommend using them for long periods of time tbh.

Hope this helps.

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I would recommend keeping both your Nebulas kept on the ceiling. I would not recommend using them for long periods of time tbh.

Hope this helps.

Neil.

Er...not really.

Why, if they are on the ceiling would it matter if I used them for a long time or not?

[ProLaserUK]

Er...not really.

Why, if they are on the ceiling would it matter if I used them for a long time or not?

Did you ask these questions when you were considering buying your laser systems?

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Did you ask these questions when you were considering buying your laser systems?

Neil.

I have already posted..




Here's a question to which I didn't really get an answer when I asked the manufacturer.



Hence my question.

Why would it make a difference how long the laser was on for if it was on the ceiling.

If you can't help or don't know the answer and are just on here for a bit of free advertising, then fair enough, but let's have less of the pretence.

[ProLaserUK]

It's down to you how long you use your equipment for, I would personally stick to 5-10 minute bursts.

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

No technical reasoning behind that then?

[ProLaserUK]

When your doing your disco, how long do you normally run your lasers for?

Neil.

[Penfold42]

When your doing your disco, how long do you normally run your lasers for?

Neil.

Until someone puts another 50p in.......:D :D :D ....sorry.....:o


I run mine about 15 mins (ish) :)

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

When your doing your disco, how long do you normally run your lasers for?

Neil.

I have them on most of the night, but they aren't scanning lasers - they are the Prolight Nebula lasers.

They are on the ceiling making pretty patterns no-where near anyone which is why I don't understand why the time they are on makes a difference?

Perhaps you like to enlighten me?

[Dragonfly]

Until someone puts another 50p in.......:D :D :D ....sorry.....:o


I run mine about 15 mins (ish) :)


he runs mine for that long too !!! :D :D :D

personally only use them for one or two minutes in certain songs for effect. but i can see why someone would want to run a nebula for longer.

[ProLaserUK]

I have them on most of the night, but they aren't scanning lasers - they are the Prolight Nebula lasers.

They are on the ceiling making pretty patterns no-where near anyone which is why I don't understand why the time they are on makes a difference?

Perhaps you like to enlighten me?

I can't see any problems if your just lighting up a ceiling. There will be less laser radiation exposed to your audience but, like many do, be careful how long you use your laser systems for ;)

Neil.




personally only use them for one or two minutes in certain songs for effect.

I agree, I think you get full impact when you use your laser system to fast-paced music :cool: Does anyone use multiple laser systems?

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I think you get full impact when you use your laser system to fast-paced music



I would disagree in the case of the Nebulas. They look better when used with slow music IMO.

[Tom]

Welcome to the forum. :)

[ProLaserUK]

I would disagree in the case of the Nebulas. They look better when used with slow music IMO.

:cool: How many mW's are they? Which models?

Neil.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

:cool: How many mW's are they? Which models?

Neil.

I have a feeling that you might not have known what I was talking about.

This one. (http://prolight.co.uk/item/eqla07/?PHPSESSID=f59fb393c14f76e1c5abf5e41aeba9b4)

[ProLaserUK]

Nice compact laser.

Neil.