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Chris Ghent wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2019 It is a Reci tube, says,
Max 102.3W
Average 96.29W
In another box it says,
Peak power 102W
Agreement power 90W

looks like a W2 model.

see the original site : http://www.recilaser.com/en/index.php?m ... id=7&id=66

Operation conditions

Water cooling: using purified water; 2 to 5 liter/minute; water temperature: 10℃-40℃.

The operating environment: temperature 2-40℃; Humidity 10-60%.

The working current: test current is 29mA. Maximum working current is 29mA. The running current must be kept below 27mA. The life span can reach 8,000 hours if the current is kept below 25mA. The ammeter must be connected to the negative electrode of laser tube.

When it is working under over-high current for long term, the negative pole will appear light yellow and the life span will be shortened rapidly.

Your tube is a W2- info here- http://www.recilaser.com/en/index.php?m ... id=7&id=66

These are very high quality tubes.


2. Operation conditions

Water cooling: using purified water; 2 to 5 liter/minute; water temperature: 10℃-40℃.

The operating environment: temperature 2-40℃; Humidity 10-60%.

The working current: test current is 29mA. Maximum working current is 29mA. The running current must be kept below 27mA. The life span can reach 8,000 hours if the current is kept below 25mA. The ammeter must be connected to the negative electrode of laser tube.

When it is working under over-high current for long term, the negative pole will appear light yellow and the life span will be shortened rapidly.

To protect dust from going into the insulation sheath, please wrap it with plastic film.