Precise laser meter with distance, area, volume, max/min, and Pythagorean measurement functions. The built-in electronic spirit level allows for quick and accurate slope checking in degrees. Selectable measurement units: m, ft, in., and area units: m², ft², in². Stores up to 99 measurement groups. Laser class: 2, <1mW.
An indispensable tool for construction and renovation projects.
The laser distance meter is a modern and reliable tool that facilitates measurements in all conditions. Thanks to laser technology, the device works quickly and accurately, eliminating the risk of errors in manual measurements . Its low weight and compact size mean you can always have it at hand – in your pocket, bag, or toolbox.
• Trouble-free measuring in hard-to-reach places
• Simple one-button operation
• Built-in electronic level allows for quick and accurate checking of inclination in degrees • Automatic power-saving shutdown after 180 seconds
• Long battery life – up to 5000 measurements • Measurement accuracy: ±2mm • Wide measurement range: 0.05m~50m • Large backlit LCD display for easy reading of parameters • Solid housing made of durable ABS material , making it resistant to mechanical damage and intensive use.
From simple measurement to advanced calculations
• Single Distance Measurement – Standard measurement of the length between two points, the result appears immediately on the display.
• Continuous Measurement – The device performs a series of measurements in real time, allowing you to quickly check distances on the move and determine minimum and maximum values.
• Area Measurement – Calculates surface area based on two dimensions (length × width).
• Pythagorean Measurement 1 – Calculates the height of an object based on measuring two sides of a right-angled triangle.
• Pythagorean Measurement 2 – Determines an indirect distance using three measurements (two sides and a diagonal).
• Pythagorean Measurement 3 – An advanced version that allows you to calculate heights when direct measurement is not possible, e.g., on building facades. A practical tool for professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Stable position – for greater accuracy, hold the meter steady, preferably leaning it against a wall or other stable surface.
Avoid strong light – in very bright rooms or outdoors in full sunlight, the laser may be less visible.
Aim at matte surfaces – shiny and transparent materials (e.g., glass, mirrors) can reflect the beam.
Use the measurement memory – save subsequent results so you can read all the data later without having to re-measure.
Store in a dry place – to extend the meter's lifespan, avoid storing it in moisture and extreme temperatures.
