Reading A Laser Level Rod

For use with a laser detector laser detector brackets sold separately here.

Reading a laser level rod.

Laser version direct reading true elevation rods. 4 7 out of 5 stars 18. Rod reading is 1 5 167 15 true elevation rod reading is 2 168 20 true elevation rod reading is 7 169 70 true elevation. There is a special rail slide and laserline detector bracket that lets the laser detector travel the full working length of the rod.

However the most common are made out of. Gr series direct reading lenker style grade rods. These grade rods are the number one seller in the usa and there s a reason tremendous quality. That number is your true elevation.

Special offers and product promotions. Laserline direct elevation cut fill lenker grade rod for laser level. This laserline direct reading grade rod guarantees smooth and hassle free operation with its solid tape lock and internal brake slide. B finish floor elevation 2353 85 read on rod as 3 85 catch basin 12 elevation 2349 28 read on rod as 9 28 in the usa these elevations are typically represented in feet tenths and hundredths of a foot as per the example above.

Get it as soon as wed oct 7. Spectra precision laser ll300 1 automatic self leveling laser level 10 inch grade rod tenths tripod kit 4 7 out of 5 stars 40. Run the detector and or front rod section up or down until you pick up the on grade signal from your detector. Grade rods can be used with surveyor optical and laser levels.

Free shipping by amazon. Spectra ll100n 2 precision laser level 4 4 out of 5 stars 68. Tough lightweight and versatile our direct reading lenker style rods bear the true test of quality in the field and hold up exceptionally well. More buying choices 194 79 3 new offers.

A grade rod or leveling rod is a graduated rod used to determine differences in elevation. The laserline laser version direct reading true elevation rod is for use with a laser detector. Laser grade rods have a special rail slide which allows the laser detector to travel on the full working length of the rod. Read the number opposite the pointer.