Self-levelling cross-line laser, 2 lines, green or red — front view on a white background
The two planes thrown: one horizontal and one vertical line
Les fonctions de l’appareil en pictogrammes
The cross-line laser set outdoors on a site floor
Pose d’un interrupteur et alignement de cadres à la ligne laser
Quatre usages : cadres, escalier, carrelage, menuiserie
The mount lets the instrument turn on its axis
Comparaison de l’épaisseur du trait vert et du trait rouge sur une règle
Mounted on a tripod and on a wall bracket, horizontally or vertically
Three projection directions within a space
Contenu : appareil, support mural, housse, cible verte, notice et piles
Boîtier tenu dans une main : 75 × 75 × 65 mm
Le carton, la housse, le support, la notice et la cible verte
Le carton de la version à faisceau rouge, avec sa cible rouge
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Self-levelling cross-line laser, 2 lines, green or red

£52.00 inc. VAT
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The essentials in three points

  • One cross: horizontal and vertical, 110° fan on each axis
  • Stated accuracy ±3 mm at 10 m, self-levelling within 4°
  • Magnetic base turning through 360°, IP54 rating

Technical data

Number of lines
2
Configuration
Cross: 1 horizontal line, 1 vertical line
Accuracy (mm at 10 m)
±3
Range (m)
up to 30
Self-levelling range (°)
±4
Laser class
2
Wavelength (nm)
510 or 635
Max. output (mW)
1
Thread
1/4"
Fan angle
110° horizontal, 110° vertical
Magnetic base
Yes
Ingress rating
IP54
Power
2 AA batteries, not included
Minimum temperature (°C)
-10
Maximum temperature (°C)
50
Storage — minimum (°C)
-20
Storage — maximum (°C)
70
Weight (g)
520
Dimensions (mm)
75 × 65 × 75
Material
ABS
Functions
Magnetic swivel base, 360° rotation · Range extended to 40 m with the target plate supplied · Stated runtime: 6 h in green, 10 h in red, with every beam lit · Compensation range of ±4°

Use

Two lines crossing on the wall, one horizontal and one vertical: that is the layout which covers the great majority of indoor jobs — putting up a shelf, lining up frames, fitting a splashback, marking a height.

The instrument levels itself within 4°. Beyond that it has to be reset. Its magnetic swivel base holds on a steel surface — stud, frame, beam — and turns through 360° to aim the cross without moving the mount.

The beam comes in green and in red. Green is clearly easier to see with the naked eye, because the human eye is more sensitive to that colour; it also draws more current, which explains the difference in stated runtime. Red is still enough in dimly lit rooms and over short distances.

What is in the box

  • Laser level
  • 360° magnetic swivel base
  • Laser target plate
  • Fabric pouch
  • Instruction manual

Safety and compliance

Class 2 laser instrument. Wavelength: 510 or 635 nm. Never look into the beam and never point it at anyone's eyes.

Laser class 2EN 60825-1:2014CE markingFCCRoHSStatutory guarantee 24 months

Frequent questions about this model

What is the difference between the green and the red beam?

Visibility to the naked eye. The eye is more sensitive to green: at equal power the line shows up from further away and on more surfaces. Red draws less current and costs less. Both versions state the same accuracy of ±3 mm at ten metres and the same range.

Is this laser level dangerous to the eyes?

It is a class 2 instrument with a stated output below 1 mW. At that class the blink reflex is enough to protect the eye from a brief exposure. You never look into the beam on purpose, never point it at anyone’s face, and never study it through an optical instrument.

How far does the line reach?

The maker states 30 metres to the naked eye indoors, and up to 40 metres with the target plate supplied, which throws the beam back and makes it easier to read. Outdoors those figures collapse: daylight wipes the line out after a few metres, whichever colour you choose.

What is in the box?

The laser level, its 360° magnetic swivel base, the target plate, a fabric pouch and the instruction manual. The two AA batteries are not included: the supplier leaves them out, and we would rather say so here than let you find out on opening. Get some before first use.

Can it be fixed to something other than steel?

Yes. The swivel base carries a magnet, handy on a stud or a steel frame, but it also screws onto a tripod: the fitting is a 1/4-20 thread, the one used by camera tripods and small site tripods. The instrument weighs 520 grams, well within any ordinary model.

Does it stand up to dust and damp?

The housing is rated IP54: protected against dust and against splashing water from any direction. That covers a dusty site and a rain shower, not immersion and not a hose-down. The stated working range runs from −10 to 50 °C, storage from −20 to 70 °C.

Shipping, returns and payment

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