Always good to know…
Over what distance does the laser remain visible?
The spectrum of the laser light is within the region of visible light. The effect of the laser depends on the intensity of the light which is emitted. The weaker the ambient light, the more visible the laser will be to the naked eye, even across greater distances (> 30 m). If there is bright ambient light, it can be difficult to detect the laser even over short distances. Devices such as laser glasses, a target plate, or an electronic laser receiver (e.g., RRC350) can make it easier to locate the laser in certain applications.
Which Leica Roteo 35 package is right for me?
With the Leica Roteo 35 WMR Package (order no. 765752) all needs are fulfilled for the intensive use of the laser on construction site. With its extensive scope of delivery all applications are covered well. From the a laser receiver for long distances to rechargeable batteries for cost-effective working, all is included.
The Leica Roteo 35 WM Package (order no. 762766) is ideal for all interior uses. The motorized wall bracket can be used to move the laser via remote control in various applications. The rechargeable battery allows for intensive use, which is also cost-effective and environmentally-friendly. This package only misses the laser receiver to work over longer distances.
What is scan mode used for?
In scan mode, the laser moves back and forth between two points at high speed. In this field-of-view, the beam is highly visible.
What do I use a laser receiver for? Which receiver(s) can I use in conjunction with the Leica Roteo 35?
A receiver makes it possible to locate the rotating laser beam across greater distances (max. 150 m/450 ft) or in bright ambient light.
We recommend the Leica RRC350 laser receiver for use in conjunction with the Leica Roteo 35, as it features an integrated remote control for this exact instrument. Other receivers for rotating lasers (e.g., Leica RodEye) can also be used.
What can I do with the target plate?
The target plate can be used to work in an unobstructed space, i.e., if no wall is available on which to project the laser beam, the target plate can help to make the beam visible. This is useful when suspending a ceiling, for example.
How does automatic self-leveling work?
The Leica Roteo 35 automatically aligns inclined positions in the range +/- 4,5°, controlled via electronic sensors and driven by positioning motors. The instrument is precisely aligned to 1 mm at 10 m. If the automatic self-leveling range is exceeded, the laser-head rotation shuts down automatically and the laser beam starts to flash. This means that expensive measuring errors can be avoided.
What is the warranty period for my instrument?
Leica Geosystems provides a one-year warranty for the Leica Roteo 35. However, by registering the product on our Website http://www.leica-geosystems.com/ within 8 weeks this warranty can be extended by a further year free of charge. If you experience any problems with your Leica Roteo 35 instrument or if it requires servicing (e.g., recalibration), please contact a certified Leica Geosystems Service Center.
