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Users must read and understand all instructions to prevent shock, fire, or injury.
Keep the operator's manual for future safety and operating instructions.
Warning about visible laser beams emitted from the tool and potential eye damage.
Do not stare into the beam or use optical instruments to view it directly.
Ensure adequate safeguards at work sites, like surveying near roads or construction.
Do not use in rain, snow, damp, wet locations, or explosive atmospheres.
Prevent untrained users from operating the tool due to potential danger.
Maintain proper footing and balance for better control in unexpected situations.
Recharge only with the manufacturer-specified charger to avoid fire risk.
Use only specifically designated battery packs to prevent injury and fire.
Keep batteries away from metal objects when not in use to prevent shorting.
Do not use damaged or modified batteries due to unpredictable behavior and risk.
Avoid exposing batteries to fire or excessive temperatures above 265°F (130°C).
Follow charging instructions and temperature ranges to prevent damage and fire.
Store batteries and tools in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat.
Check for tool defects, drops, misuse, or modifications that affect accuracy.
Dispose of tools and batteries separately at approved recycling facilities.
Ensure tool magnets are securely mounted to metal surfaces for stability.
Avoid non-specified procedures that may lead to hazardous radiation exposure.
Ensure the instrument is powered off after use.
Modifications not approved by the compliance party can void user authority.
Steps to correct harmful radio or television interference if it occurs.
Detailed technical specifications for the laser level, including model, voltage, and range.
Explanation of symbols used on the tool and in the manual for safety and operation.
Instructions for recharging the battery pack using the specified charger.
Procedure for safely removing and inserting the battery pack into the tool.
Warning to only use accessories specifically recommended for the tool.
How to activate and indications of power save mode to extend battery life.
How to determine the remaining battery charge using the LED indicators.
Function of plane selector buttons to turn individual laser planes on/off.
Methods for mounting the laser level using magnets, keyhole slots, or tripods.
Using micro adjustment knobs to fine-tune vertical lines.
Warning against looking directly into the laser when it is on.
Procedure for turning the laser on, unlocking the pendulum, and turning it off.
How the tool self-levels and what happens if the surface is too far off level.
Steps to troubleshoot if the tool does not turn on, related to battery or temperature.
Perform accuracy check upon unboxing and before critical jobs; contact service if deviation found.
Factors like ambient temperature and impacts can affect laser accuracy.
Procedure for checking horizontal height accuracy over a measured distance.
Procedure for checking vertical leveling accuracy across a door opening.
Always remove the battery before performing maintenance and never disassemble the tool.
Ensure tools are maintained and repaired if damaged to prevent accidents.
Clean tool handles with mild soap and a damp cloth; avoid solvents.
Blow off particles with compressed air and wipe lenses carefully with a moist swab.
Do not open housing; return tool, battery, and charger to an authorized service center for repairs.
Use only specifically designated accessories to avoid injury risk.
Contact information for service and technical support in the US and Canada.
Warranty covers defects in material and workmanship for a specified period.
Warranty does not cover damage from unauthorized repairs, misuse, or accidents.
Return product to a service center with proof of purchase for warranty claims.
Disclaimer of implied warranties and limitations on their duration.
Users must read and understand all instructions to prevent shock, fire, or injury.
Keep the operator's manual for future safety and operating instructions.
Warning about visible laser beams emitted from the tool and potential eye damage.
Do not stare into the beam or use optical instruments to view it directly.
Ensure adequate safeguards at work sites, like surveying near roads or construction.
Do not use in rain, snow, damp, wet locations, or explosive atmospheres.
Prevent untrained users from operating the tool due to potential danger.
Maintain proper footing and balance for better control in unexpected situations.
Recharge only with the manufacturer-specified charger to avoid fire risk.
Use only specifically designated battery packs to prevent injury and fire.
Keep batteries away from metal objects when not in use to prevent shorting.
Do not use damaged or modified batteries due to unpredictable behavior and risk.
Avoid exposing batteries to fire or excessive temperatures above 265°F (130°C).
Follow charging instructions and temperature ranges to prevent damage and fire.
Store batteries and tools in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat.
Check for tool defects, drops, misuse, or modifications that affect accuracy.
Dispose of tools and batteries separately at approved recycling facilities.
Ensure tool magnets are securely mounted to metal surfaces for stability.
Avoid non-specified procedures that may lead to hazardous radiation exposure.
Ensure the instrument is powered off after use.
Modifications not approved by the compliance party can void user authority.
Steps to correct harmful radio or television interference if it occurs.
Detailed technical specifications for the laser level, including model, voltage, and range.
Explanation of symbols used on the tool and in the manual for safety and operation.
Instructions for recharging the battery pack using the specified charger.
Procedure for safely removing and inserting the battery pack into the tool.
Warning to only use accessories specifically recommended for the tool.
How to activate and indications of power save mode to extend battery life.
How to determine the remaining battery charge using the LED indicators.
Function of plane selector buttons to turn individual laser planes on/off.
Methods for mounting the laser level using magnets, keyhole slots, or tripods.
Using micro adjustment knobs to fine-tune vertical lines.
Warning against looking directly into the laser when it is on.
Procedure for turning the laser on, unlocking the pendulum, and turning it off.
How the tool self-levels and what happens if the surface is too far off level.
Steps to troubleshoot if the tool does not turn on, related to battery or temperature.
Perform accuracy check upon unboxing and before critical jobs; contact service if deviation found.
Factors like ambient temperature and impacts can affect laser accuracy.
Procedure for checking horizontal height accuracy over a measured distance.
Procedure for checking vertical leveling accuracy across a door opening.
Always remove the battery before performing maintenance and never disassemble the tool.
Ensure tools are maintained and repaired if damaged to prevent accidents.
Clean tool handles with mild soap and a damp cloth; avoid solvents.
Blow off particles with compressed air and wipe lenses carefully with a moist swab.
Do not open housing; return tool, battery, and charger to an authorized service center for repairs.
Use only specifically designated accessories to avoid injury risk.
Contact information for service and technical support in the US and Canada.
Warranty covers defects in material and workmanship for a specified period.
Warranty does not cover damage from unauthorized repairs, misuse, or accidents.
Return product to a service center with proof of purchase for warranty claims.
Disclaimer of implied warranties and limitations on their duration.
General| Type | Laser Distance Measurer |
|---|---|
| Battery | M12 REDLITHIUM Battery |
| Display | Backlit LCD |
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Accuracy | +/- 1/16 in. |
| Features | continuous measurement |
| Laser Class | Class 2 |
| Measurement Range | 0.16 to 100 ft |
