Laser Distance Measurer - up to 70 m - 1.5 mm accuracy - Bluetooth - IP54 - spirit level

Precision meets portability: The laser distance measurer by Steinberg Systems is highly accurate, compact, and reliable. A digital distance measurer significantly eases and simplifies work, as neither measurement points nor a second person are necessary to determine precise measurements. With a range of 70 meters, the laser measuring device is suitable wherever precision is required – whether on construction sites, in warehouses, or at home. The model offers great flexibility and convenience with its timer, stake-out, continuous measurement functions, and Bluetooth data transfer for iOS.

Pinpoint measurements for exact results: Use the laser measurement tool to quickly and accurately determine distances with a precision of 1.5 mm. Along with distances, the professional device also measures angles (Pythagoras function), inclinations up to 65°, and calculates areas and volumes. This makes it ideal for calculating material quantities. The rangefinder displays all measurements and their equivalents for area and volume in meters, feet, and inches. The device has 20 memory slots. This allows you to keep an eye on saved values and reduce errors caused by the manual transfer of measurements. The laser rangefinder boasts an automatic calibration function. This displays the angle in real time, making it faster and more accurate than a spirit level. With its compact size and battery operation, the laser distance measurer is also the ideal device for use on the go. With IP54 protection against dust and all-around splashing water, it is perfect for rugged environments like construction sites. Thanks to the wrist strap and soft nylon pouch, the measuring device is easy to transport comfortably.

This distance meter uses a class 2 laser. These lasers emit light only on the visible wavelength range and will not cause injury if you accidentally look into the beam. The laser distance meter has an LCD with backlight. This allows you to easily read the measured values at night or in dark environments.