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SeaLaser 100
DeepSea’s SeaLaser 100 is ideal for underwater scaling, aiming, and range finding. Both green and red color options utilize a 532 nm (green) or 635 nm (red) <5mW semiconductor laser diode, and have a dual laser mount option to create and maintain parallel beams. Multiple Micro SeaLasers can be used to determine an object’s distance and add scale to video or photographic images when beams are mounted in parallel.
Key Features:
- <5 mW red or green laser, dot or line
- Delrin housing
- 2,000 m depth rated
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