ANIRONA Laser Distance Meter 105M
Laser Measuring Tool with 99-Record Storage
Model: FG100
ANIRONA introduces its new measuring assistant — the FG100 Laser Distance Meter, featuring a high-definition LCD display and a maximum measuring range of 105 meters.
Technical Specifications:
Accuracy: ±2 mm
Measurement Units: m / in / ft / ft+in
Laser Class: Class 2
Measuring Range: 0.05 m to 105 m
Memory Capacity: 99 data records
Angle Measurement: New electronic angle sensor
Display: Large HD LCD screen with backlight
Battery: 2 × AAA batteries
Multifunction Measurement:
This laser distance meter not only measures distance, but also supports area measurement, volume calculation, and Pythagorean measurement modes. It additionally offers continuous measurement, addition and subtraction functions, distance comparison, and storage of up to 99 data records. One device meets all your measuring needs.
High Precision:
With a minimum measuring distance of 0.05 m and an accuracy of approximately ±2 mm, this distance meter is a reliable tool for precise measurements.
Large Storage Capacity:
The device can store 99 sets of measurement data, allowing you to record results during use without worrying about data loss. Measurement history can be reviewed at any time.
Four Measurement Units:
Supports meters (m), inches (in), feet (ft), and feet + inches (ft+in), enabling quick results without complicated unit conversions.
High-Quality Performance:
Equipped with a 49 mm HD display, clearly visible even with backlight. The device is water-resistant, dustproof, and shockproof, features low power consumption, and can perform up to 4,000 measurements on a single battery replacement.
Free Shipping Throughout Mexico
ANIRONA is backed by a team of professional engineers and researchers dedicated to continuously improving product quality, ensuring top performance within its category.
This ANIRONA Laser Distance Meter comes with a 12-month warranty.
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