1710A 17km 1535nm Laser Rangefinding Module

1710A 17km 1535nm Laser Rangefinding Module

The 1710A 17km 1535nm laser rangefinding module delivers long-range distance measurement for advanced electro-optical systems. With a specified ranging capability of up to 17 km, it helps OEMs develop optical observation, surveillance, targeting, and industrial measurement equipment.

Moreover, the module operates at a 1535nm wavelength, making it a candidate for eye-safe laser ranging applications. Its compact, integration-oriented design also helps equipment manufacturers incorporate long-range distance measurement into space-constrained optical platforms.

17km Long-Range Distance Measurement

The 1710A measures distances of up to 17 km under applicable operating and target conditions. Therefore, system developers can evaluate this module for applications that require long-range distance information, including optical observation, ranging, and electro-optical systems.

However, actual ranging performance depends on several factors, such as target reflectivity, target size, atmospheric conditions, visibility, and system configuration. For this reason, OEMs should verify the required operating range under their specific application conditions before selecting the module.

1535nm Eye-Safe Laser Ranging Technology

The 1710A operates at a 1535nm wavelength and supports evaluation for eye-safe distance measurement applications. This wavelength makes the module relevant to long-range optical ranging systems that manufacturers integrate into professional equipment.

Nevertheless, wavelength alone does not determine the laser safety classification of a complete system. Factors such as pulse characteristics, optical output, beam divergence, and operating conditions also affect eye safety. Consequently, system integrators should verify the applicable laser safety classification and review the relevant compliance documentation before deployment.

Designed for OEM System Integration

The 1710A helps OEMs integrate long-range distance measurement into compact electro-optical equipment. Its integration-oriented design gives manufacturers a starting point for developing customized optical measurement and ranging systems.

Before integration, however, buyers should confirm several critical specifications with OPTIMATRX. These include the module’s mechanical dimensions, mounting requirements, electrical interface, communication protocol, power supply, update rate, and environmental specifications.

By confirming these details early, OEMs can evaluate system compatibility more efficiently and identify potential integration requirements before moving into product development.

Applications Across Optical and Measurement Systems

Manufacturers can evaluate the 1710A for several equipment categories, depending on their technical requirements and system configurations.

• Electro-optical payloads: The module provides a ranging option for optical observation and sensing systems that require long-distance measurements.
• Handheld rangefinders: Equipment manufacturers can assess its suitability for portable distance measurement devices based on available space, power requirements, and system design.
• Surveillance platforms: The module supports evaluation for compatible long-range observation systems that need distance measurement capabilities.
• Targeting systems: System integrators can assess its compatibility with electro-optical platforms, subject to technical requirements and applicable regulations.
• Industrial measurement systems: Manufacturers can consider the module for distance measurement applications when its operating range and environmental specifications meet project requirements.

Ultimately, application suitability depends on the module’s confirmed specifications and the end system’s performance requirements. Therefore, buyers should verify technical compatibility before finalizing their equipment design.

Customization and Technical Support

OPTIMATRX works with OEM customers and system integrators to evaluate laser rangefinding solutions for specific equipment designs.

To help the team assess your project, provide the following requirements during the initial technical discussion:

• Required measurement range and target characteristics
• Mechanical dimensions and available installation space
• Electrical interface and communication protocol
• Measurement update rate and response requirements
• Power consumption and operating voltage
• Operating temperature and environmental conditions
• Integration, testing, and documentation requirements

With these details, OPTIMATRX can review your application, clarify the relevant specifications, and discuss potential integration or customization options. In addition, sharing your requirements early helps both teams identify technical questions before proceeding with procurement.

Request a Quote for the 1710A

Are you sourcing a 17km 1535nm laser rangefinding module for an electro-optical project? Contact OPTIMATRX to discuss technical compatibility, OEM integration, customization options, and bulk purchasing requirements.

Share your application scenario and key system specifications to help the team evaluate your requirements and recommend the next steps for your project.