PD-E Laser meter

Laser range meter PD-E #2061409

Outdoor laser meter with integrated viewfinder for measurements up to 200 m / 650 ft

Measurement accuracy: 1.0 mm
Measuring functions: Single and continuous measurement, Outdoor mode, Digital level
Calculation functions: Addition, Subtraction, Area, Volume, Painters area, Setting out, Min/max, Timer, Offset, Memory (30x), Trapezoid (2x), Pythagoras (3x), Indirect measurement (4x)

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Technical Data

Measurement accuracy

1.0 mm

Measuring functions

Single and continuous measurement, Outdoor mode, Digital level

Calculation functions

Addition, Subtraction, Area, Volume, Painters area, Setting out, Min/max, Timer, Offset, Memory (30x), Trapezoid (2x), Pythagoras (3x), Indirect measurement (4x)

Data memory

Last 30 measurements, Calculation results with graphics

Battery type

2 x 1.5 V (AAA)

Laser class

<1 mW, 635 nm, Class 2 (EN 60825), Class II (FDA CFR 21 art. 1040)

IP protection class

IP 65 (EN 60529)

Interface

none

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Features & Applications

Features

High-quality laser module enables long-range measurements even under the toughest outdoor conditions
Purpose-built outdoor display can be read even in very bright sunlight
Built-in optical viewfinder for outdoor measurements
Rugged and durable to resist hard jobsite environments
Built-in 360 degree tilt sensor and smart estimation functions support measurements in challenging situations

Applications

Measuring quickly and safely in places where access is difficult
Measuring surface areas for quotations in renovation work
Determining the length or height of objects that cannot be directly accessed (remote measurement)
Measuring long distances using outdoor mode
Easy measurement of roof lengths using the trapezoid function