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Micro SeaLaser
DeepSea’s Micro SeaLaser is a laser for underwater scaling, rangefinding, and aiming that utilizes a 635 nm and <5 mW semiconductor laser diode at depths up to 6,000m. The powerful beam output provides visibility at greater distances than less powerful lasers. Mounted in parallel, two Micro SeaLasers add scale to video or photographic images in the form of two brilliant dots or lines separated by a known distance.
- <5 mW red or green laser, dot or line
- Compact titanium housing
- 6,000 m depth rated
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