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AN/PAQ-3 Modular Universal Laser Equipment (MULE)
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
SYSTEM PARAMETERS
The AN/PAQ-3 is a laser rangefinder/designator set that performs target
Type: Nd-YAG
Wavelength: 1064 nm
location and laser designation for engagement by laser-guided munitions.
HAZARD CONTROLS (to reduce or eliminate risk)
SYSTEM HAZARDS
Laser Classification ............
This system contains a Class 4 laser and requires an established laser safety program to
ensure its safe use. Develop a written Local Standing Operating Procedure (SOP) IAW
guidance provided in this TB.
Hazard distance .................
In the designator mode, do not permit personnel to view the laser from within the beam at
distances less than 12 km for single pulse unaided viewing, 20 km for multi-pulse unaided
viewing or up to 78 km when viewing the laser through magnifying optical instruments.
In the rangefinder mode, do not permit personnel to view the laser from within the beam at
distances less than 12 km for unaided viewing (single pulse and multipulse) or up to 60 km
when viewing the laser through magnifying optical instruments. Utilizing the 12 dB
attenuation filter with the system, the hazard distances decreases to 3.3 km (single pulse
and multipulse unaided viewing) and up to 31 km for magnifying optics in the rangefinder
mode.
Ocular injury ....................
This laser is hazardous to the naked eye for a distance of 20 km in designator mode and
12 km in rangefinder mode. Use protective eyewear that filter at 1064 nm with a minimum
OD of 3.9 for unaided viewing and 5.6 nm for aided viewing.
Eliminate all specular surfaces (man made and natural) capable of producing potentially
Outdoor range operations .....
hazardous reflections. Control unauthorized personnel access to controlled area. Use only
on an approved laser range or training area. Appoint a qualified Laser Range Safety
Officer.
Other...............................
Consult the equipment Technical Manual for other operator and/or maintenance hazards.
REFERENCES: DMWR 9-1260-478-1&2; TB 9-380-101-9
Equipment - 76


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