Product description: Distance meter - 50 m laser rangefinder - Uni-T LM50A
The Uni-T laser rangefinder allows you to quickly and precisely determine the distance between the device's location and the target measurement location, as well as calculate square units and cubic capacity . The range is 50 m, which means that it can be used in all interior spaces, and in most cases it will also be useful during field measurements. Allows you to store the last 99 measurements in memory. The rangefinder enables measurements according to the Pythagorean theorem , and also has many amenities and improvements, such as continuous measurement of the angle of inclination or the ability to change measurement units . The device is enclosed in a solid, handy housing and equipped with a large LCD display , ensuring greater readability of the presented data.
Distance meter - 50 m laser rangefinder - Uni-T LM50A.
The LM50A laser rangefinder enables measurements using the Pythagorean theorem.Distance meter functions
- Single measurement
- Continuous measurement
- Area measurement
- Volume measurement
- Measurements using the Pythagorean theorem (indirect/direct)
- Recording measurements: 99 groups
- Automatic switch off: after 3 min
- Automatic laser shutdown: after 30 s
- Automatic backlight off: after 10 seconds
- Buzzer
- Battery charge indicator
Set contents
- LM50A distance meter
- Case
- PL and EN user manual
- 2x AAA battery
Technical specifications of the distance meter
- Meter type: distance meter - laser rangefinder
- Manufacturer: Uni-T
- Model: LM50A
- Range: up to 50 m
- Minimum measurement unit: 0.001 m
- Measurement unit: meters / feet / inches
- Measuring base: front/rear part of the meter housing
- Accuracy: ±(2 mm+5 x 10^(-5) D)
- Measurement history: 99 entries
- Auto power off: after 150 seconds of inactivity
- Automatic laser shutdown: after 20 seconds of inactivity
- Laser class: 2
- Laser type: 630~670 nm, <1 mW
- Display type: LCD
- Display Size: 2''
- Dimensions: 112 x 50 x 25 mm
The device allows you to store the last 99 measurements in memory.
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