CNI 532nm OEM laser upto 18w , especially for laser show system.

[catalanjo]

Nuff said!

Cheers

One out of three sorted (Though not by Alice Liu !) ... and one new one (TEC ??)

Where R U Alice?

What about "warranty worries " and "over current protection function" and optional TEC info ?

Cheers

[mccarrot]

You need to add tec to the head and keep the head @22,5 degrees celcius.

This is perfect for OEM application because you can move more efficient the heat from your head to a external heatsink.

Similar like you do with the taipan OPLS

Also the driver you need to buy separate,

[bridge]

high power green lasers. at least now,good job, Laserwave don't had such high power green lasers.
2mm, 17mrad, that's meaning after your collimations, it will be about 10mm, more than 3mrad. really?
3 months warranty? really, not 13 months warranty?
Best regards!
Bridge

[catalanjo]

You need to add tec to the head and keep the head @22,5 degrees celcius.
This is perfect for OEM application because you can move more efficient the heat from your head to a external heatsink.

LOL ... I have always wanted to move a spot of heat from my head to an external heatsink !
Specially in Spain in summer when wearing a crash helmet whilst riding a moped

Thanks for the info mccarrot ... seems like you are now the only source!

What's happened to Alice ?

Cheers

[dave]

Actually, only the low power OEM-H (1-450mw green, etc ) oem lasers require external TEC and have the need to keep them at 22.5 degrees. The rest of them have provision for internal TEC.

You need to add tec to the head and keep the head @22,5 degrees celcius.

This is perfect for OEM application because you can move more efficient the heat from your head to a external heatsink.

Similar like you do with the taipan OPLS

Also the driver you need to buy separate,