Rotary lasers
Roto HVG 800
- Working range with receiver
- 800 m (Durchmesser)
- Accuracy
- ±0,05 mm/m
- Self-levelling range
- ±5°
€999,90incl. VAT
RotationslaserOne plane for the whole construction site.
Transfer heights and planes on the construction site. Working range, accuracy and rotation speed compared side by side.
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Rotary lasers
DigiRoto HVR + GEO + FlexiStaff + Vector60
- Working range with digital receiver
- 600 m (im Durchmesser)
- Accuracy
- 18” (±0,09 mm/m)
- Self-levelling range
- ±5°
Rotary lasers
Roto HVR Set + Vector 60
- Working range / with receiver
- bis zu 600 m im Durchmesser
- Levelling accuracy
- 18” (±0,09 mm/m)
- Self-levelling range
- ± 5°
€1.079,90incl. VAT
Rotary lasers
Roto HVG 600
- Working range with receiver
- 600 m (Durchmesser)
- Accuracy
- ±0,05 mm/m
- Self-levelling range
- ±5°
€699,90incl. VAT
Rotary lasers
Digi Roto HVG 800
- Working range with receiver
- 800 m (Durchmesser)
- Accuracy
- ±0,025 mm/m (2,5 mm auf 100 m)
- Electronic self-levelling range
- ±5°
€1.749,90incl. VAT
Rotary lasers
Roto HVG
- Working range / with receiver
- bis zu 600 m im Durchmesser
- Levelling accuracy
- 18” (±0,09 mm/m)
- Self-levelling range
- ± 5°
€1.190,00incl. VAT
Rotary lasers
Digi Roto HVR
- Working range / with receiver
- 600m (im Durchmesser)
- Levelling accuracy
- 18” (±0.09 mm/1 m)
- Self-levelling range
- ±5°
€1.650,00incl. VAT
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Buy rotary lasers online: all models at a glance
| Model | Range | Accuracy | Protection | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roto HVG 800 | 800 m (Durchmesser) | ±0,05 mm/m | IP66 | €999,90 |
| DigiRoto HVR + GEO + FlexiStaff + Vector60 | 600 m (im Durchmesser) | 18” (±0,09 mm/m) | IP67 | €1.427,90 |
| Roto HVR Set + Vector 60 | bis zu 600 m im Durchmesser | 18” (±0,09 mm/m) | IP67 | €1.079,90 |
| Roto HVG 600 | 600 m (Durchmesser) | ±0,05 mm/m | IP66 | €699,90 |
| Digi Roto HVG 800 | 800 m (Durchmesser) | ±0,025 mm/m (2,5 mm auf 100 m) | IP66 | €1.749,90 |
| Roto HVG | bis zu 600 m im Durchmesser | 18” (±0,09 mm/m) | IP67 | €1.190,00 |
| Digi Roto HVR | 600m (im Durchmesser) | 18” (±0.09 mm/1 m) | IP67 | €1.650,00 |
Buying advice, details & frequently asked questions
Buy rotary lasers: professional construction lasers for indoor and outdoor use
A rotary laser is the professional solution for precise levelling work on the building site. Whether large building sites, hall construction, interior finishing or surveying: with a 360-degree reference plane you work faster, more accurately and over longer distances than with point or line lasers.
What is a rotary laser and what is it used for
Rotary lasers create an even horizontal or vertical plane by rotating projection. This lets you transfer heights, check gradients and reliably verify alignment over long distances.
Typical applications
- Foundation work, concrete and formwork
- Halls and industrial construction
- Earthworks, civil engineering and landscaping
- Drywall, interior finishing and installation
- Height control over long distances
Why professionals use rotary lasers
- 360-degree reference line for fast alignment
- High efficiency on large areas
- Repeatable results with self-levelling
- Ideal in combination with receiver and tripod
Rotary lasers for outdoor use: up to 800 m working range with receiver
In daylight the laser line is often not reliably visible. For outdoor use, rotary lasers with a receiver (laser detector) are therefore the right choice. The receiver detects the laser plane even in strong brightness and enables clean height transfer.
- Working range with receiver, depending on model, 600 m or 800 m in diameter
- Precise work in sunlight and on large building sites
- Typically as a kit: rotary laser, receiver, bracket, tripod and case
- Note: check the compatibility between laser and receiver, especially regarding frequencies and detection mode.
Green or red rotary laser: visibility and application
A green rotary laser is usually perceived much better by the human eye than red. This helps especially in large interiors, bright surroundings and difficult visibility conditions. Red is a solid and often more affordable solution for standard indoor tasks.
| Laser colour | Visibility | Ideal for | Typical advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green | Very high | Outdoors, large rooms | More comfort, fewer reading errors |
| Red | Good indoors | Interior finishing, standard tasks | Attractively priced |
Self-levelling and robust: for demanding work
Self-levelling rotary lasers align themselves automatically and save time during set-up. Unevenness is compensated within the levelling range. For gradients and slope work, self-levelling can be deactivated or specifically controlled on many tools.
- Self-levelling range of all CONDTROL rotary lasers ±5°
- Slope function for inclined planes such as ramps or drainage
- Protection rating IP66 or IP67 depending on model
- Impact-resistant housings for everyday site work
Rotary laser kit: tripod, receiver and accessories
For precise and fast results, a complete kit is often worthwhile. A rotary laser with tripod provides stability and a defined working height, while receiver and bracket make outdoor work much easier.
- Tripods with 5/8 inch thread for a secure stand
- Receiver with acoustic and visual indication
- Transport case to protect tool and accessories
- Target plate and laser glasses as support in certain situations
Buying a rotary laser: what to consider before you buy
A good rotary laser is a long-term investment. Range, accuracy, ease of use and suitability for your application are decisive. For outdoor use and large building sites, receiver mode, a robust protection rating and reliable self-levelling are particularly important.
Technology and performance
- Working range with receiver: 600 to 800 m in diameter at CONDTROL
- Accuracy: ±0.025 to ±0.09 mm per metre depending on the CONDTROL model
- Self-levelling: fast and stable, with locking function for transport
- Slope function: manual or digital for gradient work
Practice and features
- Protection rating: at least IP54, higher often makes sense on building sites
- Power supply: rechargeable battery with long runtime
- Kit contents: receiver, bracket, tripod, case
- Operation: remote control and clear displays make everyday work easier
Tip: if you regularly work outdoors, choose a rotary laser with receiver and suitable equipment as a kit. This saves time, avoids compatibility problems and is often the most economical solution in everyday work.
FAQ: common questions about rotary lasers
Which rotary laser is suitable for outdoor use?
For outdoor use, a rotary laser with receiver mode is recommended. This keeps the reference plane usable even in sunlight. Also look for a robust protection rating and stable self-levelling.
How does a laser receiver work?
The receiver detects the rotating laser plane and shows whether you are too high or too low. This lets you set heights quickly and precisely over longer distances, even when the laser line is not visible.
Is a green rotary laser really more visible?
In many situations, yes. The eye often perceives green more strongly. This can make work easier in large interiors and in difficult lighting. For outdoor use, however, receiver mode remains decisive.
What does an accuracy of 0.05 mm per metre mean?
It is the maximum deviation per metre of measuring distance. Over 10 metres, that corresponds to a deviation of up to 0.5 mm. For precise work, stable calibration and a clean set-up are just as important.
Do I need a tripod?
A tripod is highly recommended for many applications. It provides a stable stand and a defined height and saves time during set-up. This is a clear advantage especially for repeated height transfers.
Which equipment makes sense in a kit?
For professional use, a receiver with bracket, tripod and transport case are particularly useful. Depending on the application, a target plate, levelling staff or telescopic staff can be added.
