Lasernivelleerapparaat Laserliner SmartLine-Laser G360 set — 360°-lijnen, 150 cm bereik

The Laserliner SmartLine-Laser G360 Set produces a continuous 360° horizontal reference line with an effective visible range of approximately 150 cm, designed for alignment, leveling and layout tasks in residential and light-commercial settings. The set includes the laser unit and basic mounting accessories for convenient positioning and faster setup on site. The device creates a full-circle plane to simplify transfer of heights and alignment around rooms without the need to rotate the instrument manually.

Advantages

The constant 360° horizontal line enables simultaneous alignment on all walls of a room, increasing accuracy and reducing repositioning time. The compact design and included accessories make tripod mounting and fixed placement easy, while the 150 cm effective range is suitable for close-to-medium interior tasks. The unit is straightforward to operate and provides a stable reference plane for installing shelves, cabinets, tiles and ceiling grids.

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How to use

Place the SmartLine-Laser G360 on a stable surface, mount it on a tripod or fix the supplied accessory according to the mounting point. Power the unit on and allow the laser to stabilize; it will project a continuous 360° horizontal line around the instrument. Adjust the height or position until the laser line aligns with the desired reference mark. For precise transfers, verify the line at multiple points around the room and adjust the instrument position if necessary.

Recommendations

Use the laser in indoor environments with moderate ambient light for optimal visibility within the specified 150 cm range. Ensure the unit is placed on a stable surface or properly secured to a tripod to avoid movement during marking. When working near reflective surfaces or in bright conditions, consider complementary marking tools or temporary shading to improve line contrast. Follow safety guidance for laser devices and avoid direct eye exposure to the beam.