Laser levels and distance meters

The laser level, chosen on figures.

Cross-line and 360° multi-line laser levels, and distance meters up to 120 m. Every instrument is published with its accuracy in millimetres, its range and its laser class.

See the laser levelsThe distance meters
Green 360° laser level on a tripod in a living room, projecting a horizontal line and crossed lines onto the walls.

Two sections

The whole catalogue
Laser levelsCross-line and 360° multi-line lasers, green beam3 models Laser distance metersDistance, area, volume and angle, up to 120 m1 model

Most asked for

Self-levelling cross-line laser, 2 lines, green or red — front view on a white background
Grid & GaugeSelf-levelling cross-line laser, 2 lines, green or red
Number of lines
2
Configuration
Cross: 1 horizontal line, 1 vertical line
£52.00 inc. VAT
United Kingdom · 2 to 3 d.
Self-levelling 3D laser level, 12 green lines, 360° — front view on a white background
Grid & GaugeSelf-levelling 3D laser level, 12 green lines, 360°
Number of lines
12
Configuration
3 × 360°
Beam colour
Green
£104.00 inc. VAT
6 to 8 d.
Self-levelling 4D laser level, 16 green lines, 360° — front view on a white background
Grid & GaugeSelf-levelling 4D laser level, 16 green lines, 360°
Number of lines
16
Configuration
4 × 360°
Beam colour
Green
£130.00 inc. VAT
6 to 8 d.
Laser distance meter 120 m with angle measurement and Pythagoras — front view on a white background
Grid & GaugeLaser distance meter 120 m with angle measurement and Pythagoras
Range (m)
up to 120
Accuracy (mm)
±2
Laser class
2
£104.00 inc. VAT
4 to 9 d.

How to choose a laser level

Three figures settle it: accuracy in millimetres at ten metres, usable range with a detector, and the number of planes thrown. The rest is convenience.

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  1. 1

    Accuracy, in millimetres at 10 metres

    It is the largest stated gap between the line thrown and the true horizontal, measured at ten metres. The smaller the figure, the more accurate the instrument.

  2. 2

    Usable range, with a detector

    To the naked eye a class 2 laser shows up over only a few metres. The detector picks the beam up electronically and multiplies that distance. Outdoors, it is what decides.

  3. 3

    The number of planes thrown

    Three planes are enough for partitions and tiling. The fourth is for aligning and marking out a ceiling without moving the instrument. It changes nothing about accuracy.

Laser class shown Class, wavelength and output on every instrument.
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