Prexiso 100 Ft Rechargeable Laser Level with Tripod & Plumb Dots for Construction and Tile Alignment

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• Self Leveling & Manual Mode: With the switch to the "unlocked" side, the tool is in self-leveling mode, means the tool will level itself if it is within ±4° of horizontal. If the surface tilt more than 4 degrees, If the surface tilt more than 4 degrees, the lasers blink and the LED light (lock) on the top goes red; Slide the switch to "lock" side and press the button 3sec to turn on the laser in manual mode, the self-leveling feature is disabled and lock lines for alignment to other angles
• Multipurpose & Widely Application - PREXISO horizontal and vertical laser lines to help you quickly visualize and complete the square layout; Applicable for squaring kitchen tile, wall tiling & bathroom flooring layout, hanging wall draws, air condition install, door & window calibration; Perfect for builders, real estate agents, remolders, flooring projects
• Plumb Dots & 360° Full Laser Layout & Expansion Angle: PREXISO laser tool with 7 leveling modes, 2 x plumb dots & 1 x 360° horizontal & 1 expansion angle vertical beam easily projects a vertical line from the floor to the ceiling; Class II laser product, maximum laser output < 1mW
• Dual Power Methods: PREXISO Laser Level employs a rechargeable lithium battery and comes with a Type-C charging port that can be charged separately. When taking out the battery, the laser tool can be used at the job site by plugging in
• Bonus Laser Level Tripod & Magnetic Bracket: The Tripod can expand to 47 inch, helping you adjust the position of the laser for maximum accuracy. It has a closed height of 17 inches, ease of storage; Equipped with a magnetic bracket, the laser tool can be rotated at 360° randomly. The magnetic bracket offers 1/4"-20 mount threads to suit the tripod
• Outdoor Pulse Mode: The pulse mode included extends the range of the laser up to 165ft when used in bright light or outdoor conditions with a laser receiver; When in receiver mode for pulses, the lines from the laser are less visible to the human eye; The laser lines flash at an extremely high frequency, making them detectable by the laser receiver. (NOTE: Pulse mode requires the use of a separate receiver that must be purchased separately)