Laser Distance Meter Green 393ft ±2mm Class II AAA
Measures up to 393.7ft with ±2.0mm accuracy, green laser, angle sensor, area, volume and Pythagorean functions, stores 30 readings, auto shut-off, Class II, powered by 3×AAA batteries
- League or team7th heaven
- Certifications and standardsFDA Class VI Seats
- Measures up to 393.7 ft with ±2.0 mm accuracy
- Green laser up to 4× brighter than red for clear visibility
- Built-in angle sensor shows real-time tilt for precise alignment
- Area, volume and Pythagorean modes plus 30-data memory
- Auto shut-off after 30 s and power-off after 120 s saves battery
Green Laser with Angle Sensor
This laser distance meter projects a green beam that is up to four times brighter than a red laser, making the dot easier to see in well-lit indoor conditions. A built-in electronic angle sensor shows real-time tilt data, helping users keep the tool level for more accurate alignment during layout tasks.
Indoor DIY and Construction Users
The device suits DIY enthusiasts, renovators and trade professionals who need fast distance, area, volume and Pythagorean calculations inside buildings. Buyers who require outdoor ranging beyond 393.7ft, rugged waterproof housing or Bluetooth data transfer should consider other instruments.
Batteries, Lanyard and Manual Included
The package supplies three AAA batteries so the meter is ready to use immediately, while the lanyard keeps the tool secure during ladder work. A printed user manual explains the 30-memory recall and the auto shut-off timers that preserve battery life between jobs.
How it compares
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- Price $35.99
- Cheaper than about 61% of the 3,030 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
| Environment & compliance | |
|---|---|
| Certifications and standards | FDA Class VI Seats |
| More details | |
| League or team | 7th heaven |
Questions about this item
What type of batteries does the laser distance meter need to operate?
The device runs on three AAA batteries, which are included in the package.
How does the green laser beam compare to a red laser when measuring outdoors?
The green laser is up to four times brighter than a red laser, making it much easier to see the dot in bright conditions.
How can I confirm the angle sensor is giving correct readings after I turn it on?
The LCD shows a real-time electronic tilt display; check that the angle changes smoothly as you tilt the tool.
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