3 Line Green Laser Level

3 Line Laser Level Diagram

Q1: Is a green laser level better than red?
A1: Yes. Green lasers are much more efficient and visible in areas of broad daylight and direct sunlight. They are also able to travel longer distances, which is why they are so popular on construction sites.

Q2: What are green laser levels used for?
A2: A green line laser level tool is a construction tool that uses a laser to detect the vertical position of the object. It's used for measuring distances and heights, as well as for aligning objects on different levels.

Q3: Why are laser levels green?
A3: Lasers emitted by the green diode provide a solid line that can be seen at a longer distance without requiring a detector. Clearer to see by the human eye than any other color and four times more visible than red. Green Laser Levels provide a great edge in interior jobs.

Tips: How to use the green laser level?

1. First, turn on the switch. The laser level has three or five wires. There should be an automatic correction system on the level. It will automatically make a sound if it is not level, and there will be no sound after leveling.
2. When measuring, make the working surface of the spirit level close to the surface to be measured, and take a reading after the bubbles are completely still.
3. The graduation value of the spirit level is the inclination value based on one meter. If you need to measure the actual inclination with a length of L, you can use the following formula to calculate it: Actual inclination value = graduation value * L * deviation grid number
4. In order to avoid measurement errors caused by the inaccurate zero position of the level meter, the zero position of the level meter must be calibrated or adjusted before use.

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