Spectra Precision Laser Level with High Accuracy Self-Leveling Laser Laserometer Receiver and Clamp

The Spectra Precision LL300N Laser Level is an automatic self-leveling rotary laser designed for the mid-sized contractor performing dirt moving, concrete, excavation and other jobs where accuracy is at a premium. Typical applications include checking and setting elevations for concrete forms and pads, excavations, footing and foundations on small and medium sized commercial construction projects like drug stores, strip centers and mini-marts. The laser has a long range 1300 ft. working diameter and an accuracy of 3/32 in. at 100 ft. Unlike most instruments, the LL300 laser transmitter is jobsite tough -it can withstand a drop of up to 3 ft. onto concrete or up to 5 ft. when pushed over on a tripod. It is water resistant and is ready to work when you are. The system also includes the unique, patented HL450 Laserometer receiver that provides an easy to read digital readout of elevation for quick elevation checks. This increases productivity and also eliminates readout errors and math mistakes.

• Automatic electronic self-leveling increases productivity with fast setups and minimal training
• Long 1650 ft. diameter operating range covers most jobsites
• Robust design and drop performance reduce downtime and repairs
• High accuracy ( 3/32 inch @ 100 ft) for critical jobs including concrete work
• Alkaline batteries provide long 90 hour run time for reduced operating costs
• Receiver provides easy-to-read digital readout of elevation which shows exactly how much you are off grade, reducing math errors when checking grade
• HL450 laserometer easily converts units of measure including 10ths, 8ths and fractional inches
• HL450 has a large 4 in. receiver reception height that acquires the beam quickly for fast readings
• LL300N has a 5 year warranty on the laser that ensures reliability and low cost operation

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov