Position the laser level at the right height and help read its beam on site.

Total station Nikon N&K Spektra
Key features
- IEC60825 12014
What it is
Total station Nikon N&K Spektra. Key specifications: IEC60825 1 2014.
The total station is a surveying instrument that measures horizontal and vertical angles and distances with an electronic distance meter, and calculates the coordinates of points. It can be manual or robotic, following the prism by itself.
What it is for
Used for laser measurement of distances, heights and areas, for topographic surveying and site setting-out and for marking out lines, dimensions and reference points before work begins.
How to use it
Set it up on the tripod over the station point and level it. Orient it on a known point and measure the points, aiming at the prism or object. Check the calibration before work. Protect it from rain and knocks and carry it in its case.
Where it is used
- Road and motorway construction
- Residential construction
- Civil engineering
Technical data
- IEC60825 1: 2014
Who it is for
Designed for site managers, surveyors and building engineers.
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Specifications 1
| IEC60825 1 | 2014 |
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The perfect setup for this job
Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.
For the job
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