Laser rangefinders are also used in several industries like construction, renovation, sports and real estate as an alternative to a tape measure, and was first introduced by Leica Geosystems in 1993 in France. To measure a large object like a room with a tape measure, one would need another person to hold the tape at the far wall and a clear line straight across the room to stretch the tape. With a laser measuring tool, the job can be completed by one operator with just a line of sight. Although the tape measure is typically more accurate, laser measuring tools can be calibrated to be generally reliable when taking several measurements. Laser measuring tools typically include the ability to produce some simple calculations, such as the area or volume of a room, as well as switch between imperial and metric units.

Our product comes with some very useful features which include:

• Area Mesurement
• Volume Measurement
• Pythagoras modes to measure hard to reach heights
• Addition/Subtraction operation

Applications:

• Measuring distance areas, volume of home layouts for laying carpets of DIY work
• Measuring distances of roof, ceiling height
• Measuring cable lengths needed for wiring
• Measuring tank levels
• Measure distances between pumps, pump lines for water pressure calculations
• Measure distances for placing sprinklers for gardening etc

Advantages of laser distance measure vs traditional tape measure

• Measuring cross room requires 2 people one to hold tape at each end, With a Laser measure it becomes a one man job
• Measure hard to reach places, roof tops, Roof celiling heights, These are very difficult and some times impossible to do with traditional tape measure
• Easy to take multiple measurements, in short span of time
• Measure volume of room, area of carpet without using a calculator and paper