LEICA GEOSYSTEMS DISTO D5 Laser Dista Digital Laser Measuring Tool

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LEICA GEOSYSTEMS DISTO D5 Laser Dista
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Leica DISTO™ D5 Outside viewing – no problem? WORLD FIRST: DIGITAL POINTFINDER WITH 4x ZOOM!
The Leica DISTO™ D5 is designed with many functions and features to make measuring easier, particularly when you are working outdoors. n Its large, high resolution colour display presents the measure - ment results and additional information in an easy to read format. n A host of functions help you quickly and precisely to resolve almost any measurement situation. n A robust housing gives optimum protection against splash water and dust. Power Range Technology™ The integrated Power Range Technology™ allows you to measure long distances very simply. Measure up to 100 m without a target plate, and even up to 200 m using a target plate, without having to take a single step. Digital Pointfinder The integrated digital Pointfinder with a 4x zoom and 2.4“ colour display makes finding the target at long distances much easier. Its high resolution capability provides a sharp, crystal-clear image, which allows measurements to be taken even in glaring sunshine. Tilt sensor Thanks to the in-built tilt sensor, you can quickly and simply measure tilts up to ± 45°. The tilt sensor also allows you to measure absolutely horizontally or measure past obstructions (horizontal distance). Spot-on measurement The laser makes it possible! The laser dot is clearly visible, therefore you always know exactly where you are measuring, which is especially useful in difficult to access places. So you can take absolutely precise measurements, even over long distances. Details displayed Additional information about the measurements, e.g. room dimensions or angles,, is available at the touch of a button.
Indirect Pythagoras measurement Single
Pythagoras measurement Just two measurements are enough to indirectly calculate the horizontal or vertical distances. It is important to ensure the 2nd measurement is at right angles to the target object – easy with minimum measurements. Double Pythagoras measurement Using a tripod you can measure horizontal and vertical distances. The Leica DISTO™ determines the results for you out of three measurements. Functions such as minimum and maximum measurement help you find the correct measuring point. Double Pythagoras measurement (chain values) With just three measurements, you can also determine partial heights, e.g. balcony or window heights. This is, of course, possible horizontally and vertically.
Indirect measurements with the tilt sensor Tilt measurement
The tilt sensor of the Leica DISTO™ D5 measures inclinations of up to ± 45° and the DISTO™ D8 has a measuring range of 360°. That means with this device even overhead inclinations can be measured. This is especially interesting when determining roof slopes. Horizontal distance The tilt measurement allows you to determine the desired horizontal distance, even if the object cannot be directly targeted. This is particularly useful when obstructions like walls or hedges stand in the line of sight. 1 Height measurement without reflective points Building or tree elevations that don’t provide suitable reflection points can be determined with the dual tilt measurement. Point with the laser to the lower target of the requested height and trigger a distance and tilt measurement. Then direct the digital Pointfinder on the upper target and carry out a tilt measurement. 2 1 Roof slope With this function you can, for example, measure a roof slope of a house from long range distances as well. For this you need to carry out two distance measurements, at which the Leica DISTO™ also simultaneously determines the tilt. The final result is automatically calculated from this measurement. 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Altitude Profile Measurement Measure a known reference mark with the device and then measure from each of the relevant altitude differences. When the measuring points have all been recorded in one direction you can then determine a cross-country tread with the measured horizontal distance and the height difference.
Trapezium function
The trapezium function is used to quickly and safely determine roof slopes and frontage areas, for example. You only need to take three measurements, and the result appears on the display
Trapezium function with tilt sensor
If access to the object to be measured is limited and measurements can only be taken from one position, then this is no problem – thanks to the integral tilt sensor. This trapezium function can also be used to quickly and safely determine roof slopes and frontage areas.
Triangle function
The triangle function helps you quickly and efficiently to arrive at the area of a multi-cornered room. Divide the room into imaginary triangles. Then use three measurements to determine the areas of each of the triangles, which you can add together as you proceed. Finally all you have to do is read off the result.
Stake Out Function
Two different distances (A and B) can be entered in the device and then be used to mark off defined measured lengths. At each measured length, the display shows the current marking distance and a direction arrow. Additionally, an alarm signal starts to ring at a distance of 0,1 m from the next stake out point.