2008-05-06
The remote-controlled, multi-talented instrument for interior application:
The new Leica Roteo 35.Leica Geosystems presents a new rotating laser, which is ideal for interior use. This elegant instrument offers all the functions you could wish for to make your work easier... yet it is still child’s play to use!
Developed in response to customer requests, the most impressive features of the Leica Roteo 35 are as follows:
- The remote-controlled, motorized wall bracket saves a huge amount of work. There is no need to have a second person align the laser – the height of the Roteo wall bracket can be easily adjusted via remote control from the application site.
- A secure aluminum cage both protects and still allows access to the laser head.
- Horizontal and vertical self-leveling makes setup a piece of cake.
- The laser head can rotate at different speeds and also features a scan mode for improved visibility of a selected field-of-view.
Simple, error-free setup
Automatic self-leveling makes setup a piece of cake – the laser is always precisely aligned in the horizontal or vertical plane. If the instrument changes position during operation, an alarm will sound, thus preventing errors arising from incorrect alignment. Simply brilliant!
Fall protection for tough sites
A strong aluminum cage protects the sensitive laser head from unexpected knocks. The cage can be removed, meaning that the laser head can be adjusted by hand if necessary. Simply safe!
Excellent visibility
Thanks to the range of rotating speeds available for the head, the laser can be adapted to the operating environment and application in question. Scan mode can be used to better display selected fields-of-view. An additional receiver can also be used to significantly extend the range even further.
If you are looking for a rotating laser for interior use, the Roteo 35 is just the instrument you need.
For more information please contact disto.uk@leica-geosystems.com
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