Nikon 10x25CF TRAVELITE V, Brochure

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Whether you're golfing, hunting or conducting forestry surveys, knowing the right distance is essential.

Acclaimed throughout the world for superior optical technologies and leading-edge design, Nikon takes pride in delivering innovative products of the very 

highest quality. Nikon's Laser Rangefinder lineup features a variety of models to choose from, each instrument perfectly suited to its particular purpose.

Laser Rangefinders

The measure of excellence

Laser Rangefinders

Laser 1000A S

Employs an innovative Active Brightness Control Viewfinder

• Advanced model designed especially for golfing and hunting. All the 

essential information that a golfer or hunter needs can be viewed 

simultaneously in the internal display. 

• Active Brightness Control Viewfinder for easy, clear viewing: Orange 

LED is automatically turned on when it is used in darker situations 

and brightness of the LED is adjusted according to the surroundings.

• Easy operation enables measurement of actual distance, horizontal 

distances, height and slope adjusted distance (horizontal distance ± 

height).

• Select from two measurement modes (Target Priority Switch 

System): 

First Target Priority mode displays the range to the nearest target 

among multiple results obtained with a single measurement — 

useful when golfing for measuring the distance to a pin on a green 

with woods in the background.

Distant Target Priority mode displays the range to the farthest target 

among multiple results obtained with a single measurement — 

useful when hunting in heavily wooded areas.

• Light transmittance is greatly improved for a brighter field of view.

• Larger ocular for easy viewing (18mm)

• Wider field of view (7.5 degrees)

• Longer eye relief design affords eyeglass wearers easy viewing.

• Measurement range: 10-915m/11-1,000 yd.

(See page 34 for features common to all Nikon Laser Rangefinders.)

Laser 1000A S

Internal display

  1. Distance 

  2. Unit of measure (m/yd.)

  3. Target mark (           )

  4. Laser irradiation (       )

  5. Height 

(Actual distance at Golf mode setting) 

  6. Battery condition

  7. Distant Target Priority mode

  8. First Target Priority mode

  9. Decline

10. Incline

Display example in dark conditions

Incline (for uphill)

Decline (for downhill)

Golf mode

Provides the “Horizontal distance ± Height” speedily enabling you to confidently 

determine how to approach the course. Once your sense of distance is enhanced, 

you can more easily achieve the correct shot.

The above displays show “Horizontal distance and Height” mode. The upper figure 

shows the horizontal distance and the lower figure is the height.

The upper figure shows the “slope adjusted distance” and the lower figure is the 

“actual distance”. Both are displayed simultaneously in the internal display.

Display  example  in  bright  conditions                 

Active Brightness Control Viewfinder

This new system provides the advantages of both conventional segmented LED and 

LCD, ensuring brighter and clearer viewing with outstanding light transmittance. 

This was made possible by using new technology that detects light conditions and, 

when necessary, automatically turns on the orange LED illumination, and adjusts its 

brightness for maximised visibility and contrast.

Display mode cycle

Actual distance and 

height mode

Horizontal distance and 

height mode

Actual distance mode

Golf mode (Slope adjusted distance 

and actual distance mode)

The specifications of the product may not be achieved depending on the target object’s shape, 

surface texture and nature, and/or weather conditions.

Note: The origin of the technique of this Laser Rangefinder with inclinometer is the Surveying Instruments incorporated measuring 

capability of both distance and angle which were developed by Nikon Corporation. Among such products, especially, the first highly 

advanced electronic model, the Total Station DTM-1, is the root (Sold in 1985).

            Model name 

                          Laser 1000A S

Measurement range
Distance display
(Increment)

Magnification

Effective objective 

  diameter 

Actual field of view

Exit pupil

Eye relief

Dimensions (LxHxW)
Weight 
Power source

Safety
EMC

Environment

10-915m/11-1,000 yd.
Actual Distance displayed in the upper part: 

     every 0.5m/yd. (shorter than 1,000m/yd.)

     every 1.0m/yd. (greater than 1,000m/yd.)

Actual Distance displayed in the right bottom part:

     every 1.0m/yd. (shorter than 999m/yd.)

Horizontal Distance displayed in the upper part:

     every 0.2m/yd. (shorter than 1,000m/yd)

     every 1.0m/yd. (greater than 1,000m/yd.)

Height displayed in the right bottom part:

     every ±0.2m/yd. (shorter than ±100m/yd.)

     every ±1.0m/yd. (±100-999m/yd.)

Slope adjusted distance (Horizontal distance ± Height) 

displayed in the upper part:

     every 0.2m/yd. (shorter than 1,000m/yd.)

     every 1.0m/yd. (greater than 1,000m/yd.)
6x
21mm

7.5˚
3.5mm
18.3mm
118x73x41mm
Not available at time of printing
CR2 lithium battery x 1 (DC 3V)

Auto power shutoff function equipped (after 8 sec.)
Class 1M Laser product (EN/IEC60825-1:2007)
FCC Part15 SubPartB class B, CE:EMC directive, 

C-tick, VCCI class B
RoHS, WEEE

Finder

Trajectory of the slope adjusted shot  

that Laser 1000A S defines

Horizontal distance

Height

Low shot falls short 

of the target

Actual d

istanc

e (150m

)

Upward incline

Horizontal distance 

+

Height   

=

Slope adjusted distance (Approx.) (179.8m)