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The protection rating is listed as IP54, which means it’s protected against dust ingress, but not exactly waterproof. It’s going to be fine in a rain shower, but don’t expect to be able to drop the laser in a pool of water without damage. Operation

HIGH VISIBILITY & ACCURACY ★ The powerful cross line laser easily project a red cross line at a wide angle of 110°to assist your leveling jobs, bright and clear. With high accuracy of ±2mm of an inch at 5M, the line laser enjoys lower energy consumption and longer battery lifespan, ideal for paving tiles, installing photo, door, window, or furniture carpentry, hanging wallpaper, etc.Make sure to look how far your laser beam will be visible for, and also how accurate it will be at this maximum distance. Many laser beams will lose strength at their maximum visibility length, which can affect the accuracy of the line, so look for one that is likely to have longer visibility than you are going to need. Green beam vs Red Beam I tested the Kaiweets KT360A laser level out around my house, in the garden, and further away outside in the twilight to get a good idea about how this laser level performs in different environments. I used my own tripod as a stable base because it fits the stand perfectly, and one is not included. Laser levels should be able to shoot grids on walls or mark out plumb dots, although not all have a plumb dot mode.

The removable battery is Lithium Ion, and it provides the laser with up to 35 hours operating time with one laser turned on, up to 20 hours with two lasers turned on, and up to 12.5 hours of battery life on full power with all three lasers visible. That’s impressive, and hopefully means you won’t run out of battery during the job.Look for models that offer water and debris resistance. Even if you think that you are unlikely to use your product outside, you never know when it might be in a damp environment, or when you might be using it on a job that goes drastically wrong (such as plumbing works!) leaving your laser level having a bit of a shower! Equally, most laser levels are going to be exposed to a certain amount of dust and debris, so lookout for a model that is protected from this! Using a Laser Level Manual levelling laser levels will need you to adjust them so that they are sat straight on a surface and therefore sending out a straight line. These models will usually come with the traditional spirit level built it, which you must then use to make sure that your device is level. Whereas automatic or self-levelling laser levels will correct themselves so that they are level on almost any surface and able to send out a level beam. Although more expensive, an automatic laser level will save you a considerable amount of time if you are going to be using your tool regularly, they also help to remove any user error! Saves you getting the blame for all those wonky pictures on the wall! Accuracy and Distance Although Ryobi offers the 360° with a red laser, we’re testing the slightly more expensive green version here. In a side-by-side comparison, claims that the green light is clearer and easier to see certainly hold water. It could also be helpful to distinguish between lines if multiple measurements need to be taken in one go.

The clever people at HYCHIKA manage to make some excellent tools that somehow suit even tight budgets. Their dual-module green cross line laser level is a good example of a solid budget tool that works even in daylight. Alongside the level, you get a rather handy universal mount. This base attached to the level with a standard ¼” screw that you find on most tripod stands. Next to this is a larger 3/8” screw hole that you might find on more industrial size tripods or stands.

The two buttons on the front of the level are soft touch ones that cycle through the different modes and activate the pulse mode. Out of bright sunlight, and especially in the dark, the laser was easy to find up to 30 metres away. I was guessing at the exact distance, but it was far enough away to be impressive. For most jobs that a DIYer will take on, it’s absolutely fine. The three laser modules on this level are true 360° ones, and apart from the tiny gaps left by the shadow of the laser housing, it casts a bright and easy to read green laser around the room. They are powerful Class 2 lasers with a working range of approximately 30 m. The laser level measures 12 x 14 x 10 cm and weighs just a shade over 1 kg at 1049 g with the universal base attached. Compared with some tiny laser levels on the market this one’s quite chunky, but with the three laser modules on board, you couldn’t make it much smaller if you tried. While the build quality is first rate, and the claimed 15 hour operation from the two supplied AAA batteries is ample, there’s no case for it or the mount. Fortunately, the box it’s all supplied in is strong.