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GLL 2-20 G Professional

Target Groups

General construction

Carpenter

Joiner

Electrician

Decorator

Plumber

Application Examples

Tiling

Installation of drop ceilings

Alignment of handrails

Alignment of light switches

Alignment of pipes

Tiling

Installation of
drop ceilings

Alignment of
handrails

Alignment of
light switches

Alignment of
pipes

Technical Data

Projection 1 x 360° horizontal green laser line, 1 x vertical green laser line
Working range (radius) up to 10 m
Levelling accuracy ± 0,4 mm/m*
Laser class 2
Laser type 500 – 540 nm, < 10 mW
Self-levelling range ± 4 °
Self-levelling time < 4 sec
Protection rating IP64
Operating temperature -5 °C...+40 °C
Storage temperature -20 °C...+70 °C
Batteries 4 x 1,5 V LR6 (AA)
Tripod mount 1/4"
Dimensions (length x width x height) 111 x 72 x 119 mm
Weight 0,62 kg

*plus use-dependent deviation

 

Product Naming

GLL Gewerblicher Linienlaser | Professional Line Laser
2 2-axes laser lines
20 Working range (radius) of up to 10 meters
G Green Laser Technology

FAQ

Can the GLL 2-20 G be used with a laser receiver?

A: The GLL 2-20 G can not be used with a receiver as it doesn't have a pulse mode feature.

Can I use a tripod with this laser?

A: The GLL 2-20 G has a 1/4" mount at the bottom of the unit and hence, is compatible with 1/4" tripods.

How do I know that the batteries are almost empty?

A: If the batteries are almost empty, the battery indicator on the top of the tool will flash green.

Do both lines have a projection of 360°?

A: No, only the horizontal laser line has a projection of 360°.

Why does the GLL 2-20 G not have a lock mode anymore?

A: With regards to simplicity, we have removed the lock mode so that the user can not accidentally start working in lock mode, thinking the tool will be self-levelling.

Can you still use the GLL 2-20 G in slope mode?

A: Yes, it is possible. Instead of having the pendulum lock to hold the pendulum in place during slope mode, the pendulum would lean on the housing. This greatly simplifies the operation and avoids confusion between levelling mode and slope mode.

How do I know when I am in slope mode or out of level?

A: When the tool is out of level, in the beginning it will blink quickly for 2 seconds and then blink quickly every 5 seconds, so that the user can still work with it but knows that the tool is not self-levelling.

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