Spectra HL760 Digital Laser Receiver

Laser Receiver with Clamp

£250.00


HL760 Laser Receiver (Radio) with Adapter

The Spectra HL760 Digital Readout Receiver is a highly versatile laser receiver for basic and advanced leveling and aligning applications. It is designed for general, concrete and site preparation contractors.

Full Kit Contains
  • HL760 Receiver
  • C70 Adapter for Receiver
  • 2 x AA-Batteries
  • Operating Manual
Features & benefits

Digital readout of elevation – no need to go to “on-grade” to measure, saves considerable time

Large 12.7 cm (5 inch) reception height acquires the beam quickly and makes it easy to stay in the beam

Works with another HL760 or HL760U for long range wireless remote display and monitoring – even when the second receiver is out of sight (up to 80 m or 260 ft.)

Anti-strobe sensor stops construction strobe lights from setting off the receiver, and makes it easier to identify true laser beam signals

Dust and weatherproof housing withstands a drop of up to 3 m (10 ft) onto concrete for reduced downtime

Includes C70 rod clamp with bubble vial

Specifications

Working Radius

(Laser Dependent)

1 m – 460 m (3 ft – 1500 ft)

Laser Detection Height

127.0 mm (5“)

Numeric Readout Height

102.0 mm (4“)

Accuracy

(Dead-band)

Ultra Fine 0.5 mm 0.02 in 1/32 in

Super Fine 1.0 mm 0.05 in 1/16 in

Fine 2.0 mm 0.10 in 1/8 in

Medium 5.0 mm 0.20 in 1/4 in

Coarse 10.0 mm 0.50 in 1/2 in

Reception Angle

± 45° minimum

Battery Life

60+ hours; 16 continuous backlight

Environmental

Waterproof, Dust-proof to IP67

Detectable Spectrum

610 nm … 780 nm (HL760)

Beeper Volumes

Loud = 110 dBA

Medium = 95 dBA

Low = 65 dBA

Power Supply

2 x 1.5 Volt “AA” batteries

Dimensions

168.0 x 76.0 x 36.0 mm (6.6” x 3.0” x 1.4”)

Operating Temperature

-20°C…+60°C (-4°F… +140°F)

Storage Temperature

-40°C…+70°C (-40°F…+158°F)

Automatic Shut-Off

30 min

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