Spectra Precision Self Leveling Laser With Tripod & Grade Rod

Product Description Overview for the LL100N-2 LL100N Self Leveling Laser With Tripod & 15′ Grade Rod (Feet/8ths) The Spectra Precision LL100N Self-Leveling Laser is a fully automatic, self-leveling laser that can be used indoors or outdoors. With a range up to 1,150 feet with a laser receiver, this rotary laser allows the user to take accurate and self-leveled elevation measurements. The Spectra LL100N is self-leveling within ±5 degrees and has an accuracy of ±1/8 inches at 100 feet. The Spectra LL100N construction laser features a simple one-button operation for a quick start-up. It also comes with 600 rotation speed per minute and a height-of-instrument alert to avoid erroneous readings. With the use of the optional Spectra RC601 remote control, this rotary laser can perform single-axis manual slope. The included Spectra HR320 laser receiver features two on-grade sensitivities – fine and coarse. It is equipped with dual LCD displays and a 90-degree reception angle. Having an IP54 rating, the LL100N is dustproof and water-resistant. Using two D-cell alkaline batteries, this construction laser can operate up to 80 hours. In addition, it comes with a 5/8-11 tripod thread for easy tripod attachment. Configuration Options The Spectra LL100N Self-Leveling Laser is available in various packages to suit your needs. Please select from the menu above. LL100N: With HR320 Receiver LL100N-1: With HR320 Receiver, Aluminum Tripod And GR151 15′ Grade Rod (Feet/10ths) LL100N-5: With HR320 Receiver, Aluminum Tripod And 15′ Grade Rod (Cut-Fill Metric) LL100N-2: With HR320 Receiver, Aluminum Tripod And GR152 15′ Grade Rod (Feet/8ths) LL100N-3: With HR320 Receiver, Aluminum Tripod And GR153 15′ Grade Rod (Metric)      Shock Proof ensures this construction laser withstands a three feet drop onto concrete.      A hard-shelled, portable System Case is available to house the laser, receiver, clamp, tripod, and grade rod.      Optional Infrared Remote control allows the laser to be sloped whilst still remaining self-leveled in the cross axis. This is ideal for grade matching when working on driveways or patios.