Huepar 902CG Self-Leveling 360-Degree Cross Line Laser Level with Pulse Mode, Switchable Horizontal and Vertical Green Beam Laser Tool, Magnetic Pivoting Base Included

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Whether you are looking to lay out horizontal and vertical lines without needing a second person, pour concrete, adjust formwork, set out grading for single and dual-grade slopes using the digital grading function and install façades without a drifting beam, we've got an exterior rotating laser level designed to help you get the job done. The tool is also cordless and provides you with dual power capability as you could use the Bosch 12V max Lithium-Ion battery or four AA alkaline batteries for extended runtime. It is fully rotating, self levelling, marks both axis, has excellent accuracy etc etc but main difference is the build quality.

It uses a green beam laser technology known to be four times brighter and more visible than the traditional red laser, which means you can be sure of better visibility. It’s also extremely simple to use: Simply push the control slider to the “on” position and the cross hairs pop up on your wall—no other switches, buttons, or indicator lights to worry about. Whether you need a basic laser level for simple tasks or a more advanced model with features like self-levelling and multiple lines, we have a variety of options to choose from.We have done house renovations, construction builds and extensions, loft and garage conversions, conservatories, fencing, path making and just about any other job in the construction and building industry. This pro tool beams a green laser line that can be seen up to 100 feet as long as it's not being used in the brightest sunlight. It comes with a rechargeable 12 volts lithium battery that lets you work conveniently and continuously for 30 hours on a single charge. Its mounting bracket also features both 1/4- and 5/8-inch threads, making it applicable with most tripods, and it’s designed to rotate 360 degrees.

It's accurate up to plus or minus 1/8 inch at 30 feet, although it was even more accurate than that in our tests. Its vertical and horizontal beams are self-leveling up to four degrees, which we tested several times on different surfaces.

For this roundup, Michelle relied on testing insights from The Spruce's lab in Des Moines, Iowa, as well as input from Larry Campbell, a licensed master electrician and member of The Spruce's Home Improvement Review Board.