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Leica Roteo 25H

Horizontal rotating laser

NEW: The Leica Roteo 25H offers fully automatic horizontal self-levelling and even the possibility of inclining the levelling plane on the instrument.The detector supplied in the set efficiently locates the laser beam over long distances: An appealing package for exterior works.

Extensive know-how in modern design:

Fully automatic horizontal laser
Inclination can be set
Removable protective cage
150 m range laser detector
90° plumb beam
Outstanding battery life for working without interruption

Applications:

		Laying paving Inclinations can be directly set on the Leica Roteo 25H, making paving laying to child’s play, e.g. in a garage entrance or garden.

		Marking without attachments The clamp rod and mounting platform is fitted between the floor and ceiling. This eases the task of marking walls and provides you with a stable mount for working heights up to 290 cm.

		All-round cost and time savings Our practical product solutions with the available accessories, such as the remote control, detector and target plate, allow you to work more efficiently an save time and money. You can work alone, without an assistant.

		Leica Roteo 25H Package Art.No. 772788 Leica Roteo 25H rotating laser R250 detector with clamp 9V-Battery for the detector Battery holder for alkaline batteries Rechargeable NiMH battery pack International charger Red target plate

Technical Specifications:

Operating range (rotating beam)	up to 150 m (500 ft) radius with laser receiver
Self-leveling accuracy	± 3 mm at 30 m (1.8’’ at 100 ft)
Automatic self-leveling laser	horizontally
Self-leveling range	± 4.5°
Rotating speed	600 rpm
Battery types	D-cell (mono), 2 x 1.5 V or rechargeable battery pack
Battery life	50 hours (rechargeable) up to160 hours (alkaline batteries)
Protection class	IP 54, dust- and splash-proof

Extended Warranty:

Downloads

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Leica Roteo 20HV, 20H, 35, 35G User Manuals

Leica Roteo Family Brochure

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Last modified: July 11, 2010