Floor Laser Level 3x360°- Dovoh KF3-360G

【5 Years Accuracy Warranty】DOVOH is committed to providing high-accuracy laser levels to our customers. For laser levels with unqualified accuracy caused by regular use in 5 years, DOVOH will repair or replace with a new item without charge. And DOVOH provides 2 years warranty for any quality issues caused by regular use.
【3 x 360 Floor Laser Level 3D】The self leveling laser level green has two 360° vertical laser and one 360° horizontal floor laser. It is suitable for tiling floor tiles and many other construction applications.
【Consistently High Accuracy】DOVOH laser level 3x360 green use high-precision axicon components to reflect the high accuracy of the laser beam. The 360-level laser self-leveling features durable housing surrounded by a rubber edge, and the laser cover is constructed from aluminum alloy. We use top-quality material to make sure it keeps consistently high accuracy.
【Self-Leveling & Manual Mode】This electronic laser level features a stable pendulum system. It can self-leveling within ±4 degrees accurately. With DOVOH’s unique pendulum design technology, the laser level can keep high accuracy for years of use.
【Adjustable Magnetic Bracket】This laser level 360 self-leveling includes a multifunctional magnetic bracket. The bracket can be pivoted and adjusted back and forth. The magnetic bracket is constructed from high-quality plastic and components. The knobs can be adjusted smoothly.
【Pulse Mode & Remote Control】The floor laser level features a pulse mode function for long-range or outdoor applications. It works with a 10 KHz receiver (receiver is not included). And it contains a remote control that allows you to control the device from a long distance.

Model: KF3-360G
Laser Class: Class Ⅱ
Item Dimensions: 130*85*128mm (5.12*3.35*5.04 in)
Item Weight: 415g
Laser Type: 520nm, <1mw
Laser Beam: Green
Working Range (300LUX): 66ft/20m
Working Range (with laser receiver): 130ft~197ft/40m~60m
Working Time with 4 laser lines: 26 hours
Working Time with 8 laser lines: 16 hours
Working Time with 12 laser lines: 8 hours
Leveling Accuracy: ±1/13 in. at 33ft （±2mm/10m）
Self-leveling Range: ±4°
Self-leveling Time: < 4 seconds
Power Adapter: 5V= 1A
Battery: 7.4V 2600mAh Li-ion Battery
Charger: Input: 5V=1A, Output: 500mA
Charging Time: About 6 hours
Charging Port: Type-C
Thread Mount: 1/ 4”-20
IP Rating: IP54 (Water & Dust-proof)
Operation Max. Humidity: 90%
Operation Temperature: -10℃ ~ 40℃ (14℉ ~ 104℉）
Storage Temperature: -20℃ ~ 70℃ (-4℉ ~ 158℉）

How does a laser level work?
The word “laser” is an acronym for Light Amplification by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation. While the science is a bit complicated that means that lasers emit radiation in the form of visible light. In the case of a laser level, that radiation light is emitted by an LED (light-emitting diode) semiconductor, and then tightly focused by use of an internal mirror or prism into an intense beam of light.

How do you use a laser level to hang pictures?
If you are just hanging a single lightweight picture on the wall, you don’t need a laser level. But if you are hanging several pictures in a row, are hanging a single heavy mirror or picture that requires multiple nails to secure it in place, or are hanging pictures along an incline, such as over a staircase, then you’ll find a laser level makes the job far easier than eyeballing it or relying on a measuring tape and pencil.

To hang pictures with a laser level, first, determine where you want to hang your pictures and the desired layout. Next, use your laser level to cast a beam of light onto the wall where the pictures are to be hung.

If you want the tops or bottoms of the pictures to be aligned, you'll need to measure the distance from the hanging hook or wire on the back of the artwork to the top or bottom edge. Now measure that distance above or below the beam of light to indicate where you'll need to place nails.

If you're aligning your artwork by the midpoint of each picture, you'll need to measure the height of the artwork and divide it by two to come up with its midpoint. Now, measure the length from that midpoint to the hanging wire or bracket on the back of the picture. Finally, use your ruler to find that measurement above the laser beam and make small pencil markings to mark each spot where you'll hammer in a nail. Then, hammer in the nails and hang your artwork.

How do you use a laser level without a tripod?
While a tripod makes it easy to keep your laser level steady, it’s not impossible to use without one. You can set the laser level on a chair, table, cabinet, or any other flat surface that’s across the room from the wall where you want to beam the light. You might need to use books or other items to raise the laser level to the appropriate height.