Complete set
With this set, you have everything you need for levelling in one case: the hedueQ3 rotation laser with digital laser detector, a holder for attaching the receiver to a measuring rod, a remote control, the charger, a measuring rod with a measuring range of up to 2 m and a tripod with a maximum height of 100 cm.
With our best laser receiver.
The hedue E4 laser detector with a mm display for quickly measuring and correcting height differences. The large reception range of 127 mm is an additional aid.
Working outdoors with laser class II.
A rotating laser is usually used outdoors with a laser detector. The weaker laser class II, with a maximum light output of 1 mW, is perfectly adequate here and is also received by the laser detector up to a distance of 250 m. A higher light output may not usually be used outdoors.
Better visible laser line indoors with laser class 3R.
But do you like working indoors without a laser detector? By pressing a single button, you can switch the hedue Q3 rotating laser to the more visible laser class 3R. You will see a much brighter laser line and can often work faster without a laser detector.
QR code on the device.
The robust hedue Q3 construction laser is precise with a levelling accuracy of 1 mm at 10 m. You can rely on this, because we at hedue in Germany calibrate every rotating laser before delivery. You can retrieve the certificate via the QR code affixed to the device.
Enough power for long working days.
The hedue Q3 rotating laser is powered by a 4,800 mAh NiMH battery pack. This is sufficient for a running time of 20 hours and can be recharged overnight using the charger supplied.
Simple operation.
This rotating laser has radically simplified operation. There are only three buttons on the construction laser itself: on/off, anti-shake and a button for selecting the laser class. Additional functions are only provided with the remote control. This makes it possible for an occasional user to leave the device without the remote control. You then have the security of knowing that the device can only be operated in self-levelling rotation. Incorrect measurements caused by incorrect operation are then ruled out.