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Measuring Rod (accessory)
For outdoor work such as for checking surface evenness or marking in-
clines, it is recommended to use the measuring rod 18 together with the
receiver 17.
On the measuring rod 18 (accessory), a relative millimetre scale (±50 cm)
is applied at the top.
Its zero height (90–210 cm) can be selected on the extension. In this man-
ner, deviations from the reference height can be read off directly.
Laser Viewing Glasses
The laser viewing glasses filter out the ambient light. As a result, the red
light of the laser appears brighter to the eye.
The laser viewing glasses (accessory) are not protective
glasses against laser radiation. Do not use them as protec-
tive glasses against strong sun light or in traffic.
Working Examples
Projecting Horizontal Heights/Points
G
Place the construction laser on a sturdy support or use the tripod 22. Align
the laser beam to the desired height. Determine the height difference be-
tween the laser beam and the height line at the reference point using the
measuring rod (accessory).
Set the desired operating mode and project the height line.
Marking Right Angles
H
If right angles are to be marked, the laser beam must be aligned parallel
to the reference line (tile edge, wall). The right angle is indicated by the de-
flected variable laser beam.
Projecting a Floor Point to the Ceiling (Plumb)
I
For exact alignment of the plumb beam (laser) over the floor point, plumb
notches are located at the lower edge of the housing. For this purpose,
mark two right-angle lines (crosshairs) through the floor point and align the
unit with the plumb notches.
Marking Plumb Lines
J
Set up the construction laser in the vertical position, e. g., in front of a wall
and align the laser point/laser line onto the location where the plumb line
is to be projected/marked. Select line or rotation operation and
project/mark the plumb line.
Indicating Vertical Planes (Partitions, Joint Cuts)
K
Set up the construction laser in the vertical position such that the laser
point projects exactly onto the reference line, e. g., the partition. Then
align the laser beam parallel to the reference wall. Select point or rotation
operation and mark the beam points.
Marking Inclines
The unit can be set up in any inclined position. In this manner, the projec-
tion of all desired inclination angles is possible.
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