Description The Spectra HV302G is a high quality and high accuracy multi-function laser level, which will fulfil almost any function required of a laser level on site. The super-bright green-beam laser provides a highly visible line along the wall, ceiling or other structure onto which it is projected. The laser level is fully automatically self-levelling and can be used in the horizontal or vertical plane. A split 90° laser beam enables plumb-point transfer and 90° layout. The extraordinarily rugged construction has a design expectation of being able to withstand a 1m drop onto concrete, or a standard height tripod tip-over. For long range outdoor use the Spectra HV302G is used with either the basic Spectra HR150U Laser Receiver, or the advanced Spectra HL760U Laser Receiver. Automatic Grade Matching, which is very useful for drainage work, is done with the optional Spectra HL760U Laser Receiver. The laser level scans up or down to find the laser receiver at its set height, and a radio link between the two enables the laser to be set to the required slope. This is much faster and more accurate than trying to manually set the laser to the required slope. The PlaneLok function available with the HL760U Receiver and Remote Control is used to lock the laser beam in alignment with the target point – especially useful for vertical cladding applications. Key Features of the Spectra HV302G Superbright Green-beam laser for maximum visibility Automatic horizontal and vertical self-levelling Very high accuracy 1.5mm / 30m Working range with receiver: 800m Highly visible beam for indoor working 90° laser beams for setting out corners Long range (100m) radio remote control 3 years warranty The long range super-bright green beam HV302G laser level is ideal for service and suspended ceiling installations in large commercial projects. The Spectra HV302G is used with the HL760 laser receiver for long-range outdoor groundworks. When used with the remote control, the laser can be automatically set to grade-match, whereby the laser will slope up or down, seeking the receiver at the required height, and then lock at the required grade. Grade match is a very useful function when matching a drain run to an existing point. In lay-down mode the HV302G levels in the vertical plane and projects a line along the floor and vertically up the wall. The laser can be set to rotate continuously at a chosen speed, or set to scan in a smaller localised zone, providing a much brighter line. The optional Spectra HL760U Radio-linked laser receiver can be used with the HV302 in Planelok mode. The receiver is set on a distant baseline and the laser will automatically set itself in line with the baseline and hold itself in line, continuously monitoring, and if necessary, correcting the alignment.
