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Accuracy | ±1.5 mm |
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Connectivity | Bluetooth |
Protection | IP54 |
Laser Diode | 635 nm, < 1 mW |
Measuring range of incline measurement | 0 – 360° (4 x 90°) |
Measuring accuracy (incline measurement) | ±0.2° |
Measurement time, typical | < 0.5 s |
Measurement time, max. | 4 s |
Automatic deactivation | 5 min |
Tripod thread | 1/4" |
Laser Class | 2 |
Units of measurement | m, ft |
Memory capacity | 50 measurements |
Storage Temperature | -20°C to 70°C |
Display | Color display with backlight |
Defines symbols like alert, manual read, and warning for hazard communication.
Emphasizes clean work areas and prohibiting children from operating the laser tool.
Provides instructions for safe battery replacement, usage, and disposal.
Advises situational awareness, avoiding substances, and laser beam safety to prevent eye injury.
Details how to maintain the tool, including checking for damage and ensuring proper repair.
Specifies that servicing and repairs should only be performed by qualified personnel.
Prohibits directing the laser beam at persons or animals and staring into it.
Advises against aiming the beam at reflective surfaces due to potential beam redirection.
Stresses informing bystanders about laser dangers and not using the tool for photographing people.
Emphasizes secure positioning of the tool to prevent falls and proper shutdown when not in use.
Mandates using only manufacturer-recommended accessories to prevent serious injury or tool damage.
Provides the official FCC statement regarding device compliance and operational conditions for interference.
Details the laser class, type, beam diameter, and automatic switch-off times for the measuring tool.
Covers operating/storage temperatures, humidity, weight, dimensions, and protection rating.
Instructs on replacing batteries, emphasizing using identical types and removing them for long-term storage.
Warns against extreme temperatures, impacts, or direct laser beam exposure to eyes.
Explains the procedure for turning the measuring tool and its laser beam on and off.
Outlines steps for initiating measurements, selecting functions, and setting reference levels.
Explains how to enable continuous laser beam operation for specific measurement needs.
Guides on entering and navigating the 'Settings' menu to adjust various tool parameters.
Describes the timer function for stationary measurements in hard-to-reach areas.
Explains the use and optimization of the digital viewfinder for detecting laser points at a distance.
Guides on setting the display language and configuring the date and time for the tool.
Explains how to change measurement units (inches/feet) and angle units (degrees/grades).
Details the TrackMyTools feature for tracking tool usage and data transmission.
Covers settings for display brightness and dimming to preserve battery life.
Explains the basic procedure for performing a single length measurement using the laser beam.
Describes how to perform continuous measurements, tracking distance changes in real-time.
Details how to measure areas and volumes by performing sequential length measurements.
Explains using indirect methods to measure distances obstructed by obstacles, noting potential accuracy issues.
Details methods for measuring height indirectly using tilt angles and reference points.
Explains measuring distances indirectly using two points and an angle.
Describes measuring lengths of trapezoidal shapes, like roof slopes, using sequential measurements.
Guides on calculating the total area of walls with a common height but varying lengths.
Covers measuring slopes and inclines, and using the digital spirit level for alignment.
Explains how measurements are saved automatically and how to retrieve them from memory.
Describes how to perform addition and subtraction operations on measured values for combined results.
Provides instructions for deleting individual or all stored measurement data from the tool's memory.
Explains how to transmit measurement data wirelessly to mobile devices using Bluetooth®.
Covers general information, tool handling during measurement, and ensuring clear sensor paths.
Discusses environmental influences like lighting, surface properties, and temperature on measurement accuracy.
Explains how to check and recalibrate the grade measurement accuracy using reversal measurements.
Outlines methods for checking the distance measurement accuracy under specific conditions.
Details how to check and recalibrate the alignment of the laser and target indicator.
Provides instructions on mounting the tool on a tripod for stable measurements.
Addresses issues like temperature warnings, error indications, and calculation problems with solutions.
Covers troubleshooting for calibration failures, Bluetooth® connection issues, and low battery.
Emphasizes keeping the tool clean, proper cleaning methods for lenses, and avoiding self-repair.
Advises on recycling materials and batteries responsibly according to regulations.
Explains how to make a warranty claim, including returning the product and required documentation for repair.