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< 3 /16”

7,5m  / 25 ft

< 6mm

1.

Checking plumblining

2.

3.

6.

Locate the position of the up beam
on the ceiling and make a mark.

Locate the position of the up beam on
the ceiling, which will be twice the
actual error, and make a mark.

Measure the difference between the two
marks on the ceiling, which will be twice
the actual error. 
The difference may not be greater than:
6mm in 7.5 m (3/16“ in 25 ft), 

5.

Rotate the laser 180° and realign the
down beam over the reference mark
on the floor.

4.

Place the laser so that its down beam
is over a reference mark on the floor.

Switch the unit on ( button 1)

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The LA-4P four-point laser has been designed for building site use and leaves our
factory perfectly calibrated. As with any precision instrument, however, its calibra-
tion must be regularly checked. The unit should be checked before starting any
new tasks, particularly when the unit has been exposed to strong vibrations. After
an impact, the unit should be checked throughout its whole self-levelling range. 

Checking the calibration

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Summary of Contents for LA-4P

Page 1: ...Laser LA 4P Operating instructions GB...

Page 2: ...A 2 4 7 6 12 11 1 8 10 14b 9 3a 3a 3c 3b 5 14a 14c 11...

Page 3: ...F C B E D G 50mm 115 mm 1 2 2 4 5...

Page 4: ...I K L M s 6m N Q O P1 P2 20ft 13...

Page 5: ...ical levelling and plumb lines This simple to use tool allows you to transfer points between the floor and ceiling and to establish 90 points for laying out wall lines and putting up wall partitions Y...

Page 6: ...ot is marked Place the laser on a flat surface The laser must be within 4 of being level for it to self level Holding down the ON OFF key for 3 seconds activates automatic switch off after 60 minutes...

Page 7: ...0 and realign the down beam over the reference mark on the floor 4 Place the laser so that its down beam is over a reference mark on the floor Switch the unit on button 1 1 The LA 4P four point laser...

Page 8: ...eight of the laser Two parallel wall surfaces at least 6m or 20 ft apart are required for the horizontal check 1 Without changing the height of the laser rotate it 180 to place the beam near the mark...

Page 9: ...that the level beam aligns with point D 7 Mark the location of the square beam E on the floor as close as possible to point A 8 Measure the distance between points A and E 9 5 Move the LA 4P to point...

Page 10: ...ts at the end of their service life For more details please contact www STABILA de Recycling or 0049 6346 309 0 NB In Class II laser equipment your eyes are protected from accidental short term exposu...

Page 11: ...voltage very low battery replacement required imminently Laser beam f fl la as sh hi in ng g The unit is inclined too much is outside the self levelling range the laser cannot level itself automatica...

Page 12: ...ntee are accepted for natural wear and tear or any small faults that do not significantly affect the unit s operation Any guarantee claims must be made via the dealer on the duly completed guarantee f...

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