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General| Measuring Range | 0.05 m - 200 m |
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| Accuracy | ±1.0 mm |
| Laser Class | Class 2 |
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Weight | 190 g |
| Operating Time with Alkaline Battery | Up to 5000 measurements |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10°C to +50°C |
| Battery Type | 2 x 1.5 V (AAA) |
| Functions | Area, Volume |
| Memory | 30 measurements |
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE to highlight potential hazards.
Details the meaning of warning signs and other important pictograms used in the manual.
Explains symbols used and where to find the tool's identification plate (type and serial number).
Describes the display, its illumination, and how it functions in different lighting conditions.
Explains the fundamental principles of distance measurement used by the tool and its standard display mode.
Details the functions of each button on the control panel, including On/off, Measure, Plus, Minus, Delete, and Reference.
Explains various symbols displayed by the tool, such as temperature indicators, battery status, and error messages.
Shows the battery status based on the number of segments displayed, indicating charge levels.
Lists the standard items included with the PD 40 laser range meter and descriptions of optional accessories.
Lists compatible tools and accessories like target plates, measuring extensions, and visibility glasses.
Provides comprehensive technical data including power supply, measuring range, accuracy, laser class, and battery life.
Basic safety rules including not disabling safety devices, keeping tools from children, and checking tool condition.
Guidance on workplace safety, avoiding unfavorable body positions, acclimatization, and securing the work area.
Discusses the tool's compliance with EMC directives and potential interference issues.
Covers battery safety, charging, disposal, and laser classification warnings to prevent injury.
Instructions for inserting batteries correctly and safely, including precautions for mixing battery types.
Explains how to switch the tool on and off using the 'On/off' or 'Measure' buttons.
Step-by-step guide for taking the first distance measurement, including aiming and pressing the measure button.
How to access the settings menu, adjust beep signals, change units, and select measuring reference points.
Details the process for taking single distance measurements, including aiming and reading the result.
Explains single distance measuring and continuous measuring (tracking) modes for various applications.
Guidance for measuring from corners using the spike and using target objects for measurement.
Techniques for measuring to rough, curved, inclined, wet, or shiny surfaces, and in bright conditions.
Discusses factors affecting measuring range, including environmental conditions, surface properties, and measuring transparent surfaces.
Instructions for conveniently adding and subtracting individual distances to determine lengths or perimeters.
Step-by-step guide on how to measure and calculate areas, including graphical prompts in the display.
Proper methods for cleaning lenses, drying the tool, and storing it safely to maintain its condition.
Guidelines for safely transporting the tool and procedures for calibration to ensure accurate measurements.
Identifies common faults, their possible causes, and provides remedies for issues like the tool not switching on or displaying errors.
Information on recommended tool adjustment and calibration services provided by Hilti to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Instructions and warnings regarding the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of the tool and its batteries.
Details the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty, covering defects in material and workmanship.
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