Handheld Laser Distance Meter 40 m with Dual Bubble Levels

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Handheld laser distance meter that replaces the tape measure on survey, quotation and site-measuring work. The unit reads up to 40 m with an accuracy of plus or minus 2 mm and returns a result in 0.25 seconds, then stores up to 99 readings so a whole room can be walked and recorded before anything is written down. Eight modes cover single and continuous measuring, area, volume and indirect height calculation, which means ceiling height and room volume come out without a second person holding the other end of a tape. Two bubble levels sit on the body to keep the meter square to the wall, and the 2.0 inch backlit screen stays readable in daylight. Readings can also be sent over Bluetooth. Powered by standard 1.5 V AAA batteries. Working alone, a decorator can price a room without climbing ladders or stretching a tape across a stairwell, which reduces the strain on knees and shoulders. Stockists can present the meter as a simple measuring tool for site and survey work, with standard batteries a buyer can top up anywhere. Estimators and site surveyors measure a room without a second pair of hands; the dual bubbles let the unit be levelled before a reading, which is what keeps a take-off accurate when the laser is not aimed square to the wall. Because the last readings are held in memory, a whole flat can be walked and written up afterwards, so a quotation is built from recorded numbers rather than from notes scribbled on a ladder. The stored figures also let a surveyor go back and check a dimension against the room without returning to site, which is what keeps a price from being qualified twice.