Summary of HV1G
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Instruction manual hv1g green rotary laser.
Page 2: Safety
2 please read this instruction manual before operating this product. Please store this instruction manual in the carry case for future reference. Caution: class 3 laser product do not stare directly into the laser beam from apertures. Do not disassemble the instrument or attempt to perform any inter...
Page 3: Item Checklist
3 laser glasses batteries carry case laser target led detector and clamp lasertec hv1g please ensure the following items are included with your laser. If anything is missing please contact your retailer. Item checklist inches cm 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3.
Page 4: Product Overview
4 rotating laser port protective lighthouse product overview control panel.
Page 5: Control Panel
5 control panel power power indicator tilt alarm indicator tilt alarm.
Page 6: Detector Control Panel
6 detector control panel sound on / off coarse / fine mode led lights laser sensor speaker power.
Page 7: Using Your Laser
7 using your laser power supply the lasertec hv1g is powered by four c cell alkaline batteries. Horizontal set up vertical set up ‣ select a place as close as practical to the work site. Ensure the location is clear of traffic. ‣ attach the laser to a tripod and place on a level surface. Ensure the ...
Page 8: Operation
8 tilt alarm ‣ once the unit has been levelled off the tilt alarm can be enabled by pressing the tilt alarm button. The tilt alarm indicator light will flash for approximately 15 seconds. Once the light is constant the alarm is enabled. ‣ if the unit is disturbed while the alarm is active the unit w...
Page 9: Using Your Detector
9 using your detector ‣ switch the detector on by pressing the power button. The speaker will beep once indicating the unit is operating. ‣ to change between coarse and fine mode press the coarse / fine mode button. ‣ move the detector into the path of the laser beam. ‣ hold the detector upright for...
Page 10: Checking Calibration
10 before doing any precision levelling it is advised to check the calibration of the unit. ‣ set up the laser on a tripod at about 30m facing a wall or staff with a detector. ‣ allow the unit to level. ‣ detect and note laser position on the wall or staff. ‣ without moving the tripod rotate the uni...
Page 11: Trouble Shooting
11 trouble shooting laser does not turn on ‣ check the batteries. They may be in the wrong way or need replacing. ‣ check the battery compartment for signs of damage. Ensure they are clean and not bent. Laser turns on but does not rotate ‣ check the batteries. They may be in the wrong way or need re...
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12 detector does not detect the laser beam ‣ check the batteries. They may be in the wrong way or need replacing. ‣ check that the laser is operating correctly. Detector speaker is not functioning ‣ check sound is on. ‣ check the laser is operating correctly and producing a beam..
Page 13: Care And Maintenance
13 care and maintenance ‣ reflective surfaces such as glass may reflect the beam, causing two beams to strike the detector at the same time. This may create inaccurate reference points. ‣ this is a precision instrument and should always be transported within the carry case provided. ‣ whenever possi...
Page 14: Warranty
14 warranty the lasertec hv1g comes with a 1 year manufacturers warranty. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the australian consumer law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage...
Page 15: Specifications
15 specifications specifications lasertec hv1g product code 90014 warranty 1 year accuracy ±3mm at 30m range 250m levelling range ±9% / ±5° laser class 2 red battery life 20 hours battery type 4x c ip rating 65 weight (kg) 1.95 dimensions (mm) 185x200x150
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