Digital Theodolite
Digital Theodolite
Digital Theodolite
Product Code: LASUKLABEM500007

Description and Specification for Lab Tenders

Digital Theodolite.

Advanced Theodolite for Surveying Testing - Digital theodolite is a cutting edge designing instrument for measuring bothhorizontal and vertical angles, It is a key device in surveying and building work. The theodolite comprises of a telescope versatile inside two opposite tomahawks the flat pivot, and the vertical hub. At the point when the telescope is pointed at a coveted protest, the edge of each of these tomahawks can be measured with incredible accuracy. Control Panel - Backlit 2 lines LCD Display and Alphanumeric console with single touch catch capacities. Length 157 mm Imaging Erect Objective Aperture 45 mm Magnification 30X Field of View 1°30' Resolving Power 3" Minimum Focus Distance 1.4 m Stadia Ratio 100 Stadia Constant 0 Angle Measurement Method Absolute Encoding Diameter of the Circle (Vhz) 79mm Minimum Reading 1"/5"/10"/20" (Selectable) Accuracy 2" Detection Method Horizontal : Dual, Vertical : Dual Display Screen Type 2 sides, portion LCD in two lines Auto Vertical Compensator System Liquid-electric discovery/plate level Range +/ - 3' Accuracy 1" Optical Plummet Imaging Erect Magnification 3X Field of View 50 Focusing Range 0.5m ~ 8 Physical Characteristics Operation Environment - 20° ~ + 45° Power Supply 6V Rechargeable Ni-MH Battery and AA Battery Size (in mm) 165 x 318 x 157 mm Weight (in g) 4300 Rechargeable Batteries - Digital Theodolite is given with1X Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries Water and Dust Proof.

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