Description
Introduction green cross line laser level
The green cross line laser level delivers bright, sharp reference lines for fast and accurate alignment work. This L FINE Class 2 laser level projects one horizontal beam and one vertical beam at the same time, so you can align walls, ceilings, and fixtures in a single setup. The tool levels itself automatically within a 4 degree plus or minus 1 degree range and locks the beam once it reaches true level. A manual mode also lets you tilt the laser line to any angle when you need a custom reference.
Technical Specifications self leveling laser level
| Laser Class (Power) | Class II, <1mW power output |
| Laser Class (Rating) | Class 2 |
| Laser Wavelength | Green beam, 520nm–530nm |
| H/V Accuracy | ±3mm/10m |
| Leveling | Automatic |
| Leveling/Compensation Range | 4°±1° |
| H/V Spread Angle | 165° |
| Working Distance (Line) | 30m (100ft); 50m (164ft) with detector |
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| Mount Size | 1/4″-20 mounting thread |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Key Features L FINE laser level
- The laser emits a bright green beam that stays visible even in moderately lit rooms.
- Auto self-leveling activates within seconds and compensates for surfaces up to 4 degrees out of level.
- Manual mode locks the beam so you can create angled reference lines by hand.
- Pulse mode pairs with a separate laser receiver to extend the outdoor range up to 50 meters.
- In addition, a four-step brightness control lets you match the beam intensity to your work environment.
- The IP54 rating shields the internal components from dust and light rain.
- A standard 1/4 inch-20 thread mounts the tool on any compatible tripod.
Applications IP54 laser level Bangladesh
- Installers align wall tiles, cabinets, and shelving with this laser level during interior fit-outs.
- Site crews mark ceiling grids and partition layouts on commercial projects.
- Electricians and plumbers set reference lines for pipe runs, conduit, and fixture placement.
- Framers level formwork and structural elements on residential construction sites.
- Renovation teams check surface alignment before they apply finishes.
Who Uses This laser level with pulse mode
- Civil contractors and site engineers rely on this tool for daily leveling tasks.
- Interior designers and renovation crews use it to plan layouts before installation.
- Electricians and plumbers reach for it when they route pipes and cable runs.
- Surveyors likewise keep it on hand for a quick horizontal or vertical reference.
- DIY homeowners also use it for shelving, tiling, and picture-hanging projects.
Why Buy From Astzbd green cross line laser level
Astzbd sources this laser level directly from L FINE, so every unit ships with full manufacturer specifications and warranty coverage. Our Dhaka-based team tests each tool before dispatch and offers fast delivery across Dhaka, Chattogram, and Sylhet. Because ASTZ Innovative Solutions has supplied scientific, survey, and civil instruments since 2022, we understand what contractors need for demanding fieldwork. Our support team answers setup questions and processes warranty claims quickly. When you order through Astzbd, you receive a tracked order ID, transparent pricing, and a supplier that stands behind the product after checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions green cross line laser level
Q: Does this laser level include a receiver for pulse mode?
A: The package does not include a receiver, but you can pair the tool with a separate laser receiver to extend the working range outdoors.
Q: How far does the green beam reach?
A: The laser line reaches 30 meters on its own and extends to 50 meters with a compatible detector in pulse mode.
Q: Can I use the laser on an uneven or sloped surface?
A: Yes, you can switch to manual mode and tilt the unit to the angle you need, since the beam no longer self-levels in this mode.
Q: Is the laser level safe for indoor use around people?
A: The tool uses a Class 2 laser with less than 1 milliwatt of power output, so it stays safe under normal handling, though you should still avoid staring directly into the beam.
Q: What powers the laser level?
A: The unit runs on batteries that you insert through the compartment cover on the base, and it will not turn on until you place them correctly.
