How to Maintain and Care for Your Laser Rangefinder Module?

Why You Need to Take Good Care of Your Laser Rangefinder Module?

Unlike golf rangefinder and outdoor laser rangefinder, laser range finder module is an unfinished product that awaits integration into other optoelcetronic systems and platforms. Most integrator will store the laser rangefinder module in the warehouse instead of integrating it immediately, thus it requires extra caring and maintenance. In short, the module does not need to be maintained under normal working conditions, only when it it is stored in a dust-free environment for more than 1 year.

Visual Inspection of Your LRF Module

The general inspection of the product is carried out in the state of no charge, and the steps are as follows:

1.Check if all labels and model numbers of products and testing cable , plugs (sockets) are clear and intact;

2. Ensure all screws on the panel should be tightened;

3. It should be ensured that the optical glass of the product is visually free of smudges like pockmarks, water spots, mold, finger marks, dust particles and other attachments and cracks that affect normal observation.

Power-on Inspection

1.Connect the laser ranging device to power source, host computer with cable.

2. Aim at specific targets beyond the minimum range performance of the LFF module.

3.Power on and conduct laser-ranging command to test whether the product can work normally.

Summary

Maintaining and caring for your laser ranging module is crucial to ensure its longevity and accuracy. Regular maintenance helps prevent the accumulation of dust and dirt, which may affect the accuracy of the equipment. Proper care also protects internal components from damage caused by moisture, extreme temperatures, and shocks. By following a consistent maintenance procedure, you can extend the life of your rangefinder module and ensure that it performs at its best on your platform.

Eyoung laser rangefinder OEM module series can be broadly classified into two series based on the type of laser used: semiconductor laser and erbium glass laser, each operating at different wavelengths. Our 1535 laser rangefinder module and other laser rangefinder module options share common characteristics such as compact size, lightweight design, easy installation, wide integration capabilities, and high performance.