STABILA Protector System for outstanding durability. Fully automatic motor-driven rotation laser. Extremely versatile – 8 laser functions. Receiver for direct reading of deviation from reference plane with millimetre accuracy.
This is the crème de la crème of STABILA. The ideal construction industry laser and receiver for people with serious responsibilities. This laser is packed full with all the helpful features you need on any building site. In fact, the LAR 250 combined with the receiver REC 300 Digital is the ideal workhorse for all vertical and horizontal levelling projects. It’s shielded against knocks and falls through the STABILA Protector System. Added to this, its resistance against water and dust makes this laser ideal for the rough-and-tough workplace.
Product advantages
Fully automatic motor-controlled rotation laser for horizontal and vertical applications.
Extremely tough thanks to the STABILA Protector System that is patented in many countries – if the laser and tripod are knocked over – no problem! Just set up the tripod again, switch on and start measuring.
Waterproof and dustproof in accordance with protection class IP 65.
Heat-resistant and cold-resistant.
Versatile – 8 laser functions to support every measuring method used on a construction site.
Controlled inclination setting – the levelling plane can be tilted 5° in one direction (on two axes) by remote control.
Working area with set receiver – up to 350 m diameter.
Read off the deviations from the reference plane with millimetre accuracy directly from the display of the receiver – allows heights to be corrected quickly.
REC 300 Digital receiver with holder and large receiving area from a height of 80 mm.
With visual and acoustic guidance as well as two displays.
Compatible with commercially available machine controllers.
5/8“ thread.
Application examples
In civil engineering and pipeline construction – for example, installing pipelines (even on a slope). In gardening and landscaping work – for example, laying out paths and paving. In reinforced concrete construction –for example, concreting foundations or constructing batter boards. In drywall construction – for example, suspending ceilings. In installation work – for example, attaching façade cladding.
