Stabila LAX 500 G 12v CAS Cordless Green Laser Level

This variant of the Stabila LAX 500 G comes complete with 1 x 12V 2.0Ah Li-ion battery and charger, providing a ready-to-use solution straight from the case. Ideal for professionals starting out with cordless laser technology or DIY enthusiasts seeking a complete package, this configuration eliminates the need to source power components separately, enabling you to begin levelling tasks immediately.

The cross line laser with plumb-line dots allows efficient work in horizontal and vertical planes, whilst the GREENBEAM technology creates razor-sharp lines visible over distances up to 40 metres. The self-levelling mechanism works within a ±5° range, and manual mode permits positioning at any desired inclination for specialist applications. Pulse-modulated laser lines can be activated when working with compatible line receivers (available separately).

The robust protector system features shock-absorbent soft grip casing, rotatable housing and protective slider to safeguard the laser optics. The attachable laser base enables direct work on U-profiles, enhancing versatility across various applications.

Features and Benefits:
• Complete power solution with battery and charger included for immediate use
• GREENBEAM technology delivers exceptional visibility in bright working conditions
• IP 54 protection class provides dust and splash water resistance
• Self-levelling with manual override offers flexibility for standard and specialised tasks
• Comprehensive accessory package with laser base, wall bracket and target plate
• 1/4in tripod connection for stable mounting on standard tripods

Specifications:
Batteries: 1 x 2ah Li-ion
Charger: Charger
Includes: Case
Laser: Class 2
Laser Wave Length: 510 - 530Nm
Self-levelling Range: ±5°
Levelling Accuracy: ±0.30 mm/m
Measuring Range of Visible Line: 40m
Protection Class: IP 54
Tripod Connection: 1/4in

Contents:
1 x 12V 2.0Ah Li-ion Battery
1 x Charger
1 x SLB 500 Laser Base
1 x SWB 10 Wall Bracket
1 x Target Plate
1 x Carrying Case