SITE LASER RANGEFINDER ERMENRICH LR900

Ermenrich LR900 Site Laser Rangefinder

Features:

• Compact and lightweight, with a measuring range of up to 900m (2950ft)
• Single distance measurement mode and continuous (scan) measurement mode
• Horizontal and vertical measurements of the distance
• Angle measurement function, measuring the speed of a moving target
• The slope mode ‒ in golf, the calculation of the adjusted distance based on the degree of slope
• Flagpole lock mode, convenient for measuring the distance to small single targets – the device vibrates when the target is locked in place
• Standard tripod mount, battery-powered operation

The Ermenrich LR900 is a laser rangefinder that can measure the distance to an object within a range of 5 to 900 meters (16–2950ft). Its size and weight allow you to hold it in your hand for long hours. Powered by standard batteries, it takes quick and accurate measurements. You can measure distance, angles, and speed. You can also use the device as a standard monocular – the optics provide 6x magnification and a wide field of view.

Its functionality allows you to work on targets of different sizes. Larger objects, such as buildings, cars, and trees, are locked in very quickly, even when in single distance measurement mode. The flagpole lock mode is used to measure the distance to a very small target. It is very effective when working on single objects that almost blend into the background, such as poles, flagpoles, power transmission poles, etc. The device detects such a target by vibrating when the target is locked in place. There is also a slope mode – a feature useful when playing golf. The device supports two operating modes – a single distance measurement mode and continuous (scan) measurement mode.

If necessary, the rangefinder can be mounted on a standard tripod – it will provide more accurate measurements. Two standard batteries are all that is required to power the device. The charge consumption is quite low, which is also thanks to the auto-off function.

Please note: IR illumination (infrared radiation) can be detected by photo and video cameras as well as other similar electronic devices during operation.