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SIDUS SS501 Green Laser
Sidus Solutions’ SS501 is a deep water pointing and scaling device that utilizes a powerful 532nm green laser. This product outperforms other less powerful underwater laser devices. With several laser output choices ranging from 5mW to 100mW, the SS501 gives you the flexibility to select the power that is optimal for your application.
With a rugged anodized aluminium housing, fused silica port and operating depth of 6000 meters the SS501 is distinctively suited for deep water applications. Additionally, the SS501 features an integrated thermal management system for reliable operation in even the most extreme environments.
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