3D Green Beam Laser Level

3D Green Beam Laser Level
Model F93G

Features:

Projects 3 x 360°green laser beam, one 360° horizontal & two 360° vertical lines
Adjustable brightness of green beam for use in different light condition

Self leveling & manual mode for use in any angle
Pulse mode for longer outdoor working range with a receiver

Built in rechargeable Li-ion battery offers 8hrs of continuous working
Battery indicators show battery and charging status
Built in type-C charge port for easy battery charging

ABS & soft TPR rubber housing for soft touch and strong protection

IP54 water & dust proof, 1m drop resistant

Integrated magnetic fine-motion bracket with 1/4” and 5/8” connecting thread
Housing color available: yellow, blue, green, red

Standard kit:

3D Laser level with integrated magnetic bracket, green target, charger, Type-C charging cable, manual, plastic carry case

 
Ordering Information:

What is a 3D laser level use for?

A 3D laser level is a powerful and versatile tool used in construction, renovation, and DIY projects to create highly accurate planes of light, both vertically and horizontally. It projects multiple laser lines onto all the surrounding walls, floors, and ceilings simultaneously, creating a full, three-dimensional "box" of reference lines.

Core Functions and Common Uses

1. Layout and Alignment: The Most Common Use

This is the fundamental purpose. Instead of measuring and marking with a tape measure and level over and over, the 3D laser level projects permanent, perfectly level and plumb lines that you can work from.

Installing Cabinets and Shelving: Ensure all your kitchen cabinets or bookshelves are level and at the same height across an entire wall.

Wainscoting and Tile Work: Create a perfect horizontal line around a room for the top of wainscoting or a specific row of tiles.

Hanging Pictures and Art: Project a single, continuous line around a gallery wall to hang all your frames at the exact same height.

Aligning Electrical Outlets and Switches: Mark the height for all electrical boxes so they are perfectly consistent.

2. Transferring Layouts and Points

Many 3D laser levels have a "point transfer" or "plumb dot" mode, which projects a laser point directly up and down from the tool.

Marking Ceiling Locations from the Floor: If you need to install recessed lights or a ceiling fan exactly above a specific point on the floor (like the center of an island), this mode makes it easy.

Multi-Story Work: Align points between floors for plumbing stacks, ductwork, or structural elements.

3. Creating Square Layouts

By using the vertical and horizontal lines together, you can quickly establish square corners, which is critical for many projects.

Building Walls: Lay out the position of new interior walls, ensuring they are perfectly square to existing walls.

Tiling Floors: Start a tile job with a perfectly square grid to prevent drifting into a crooked layout.

Deck and Patio Construction: Square up the frame for a deck or patio.

4. Establishing Grade/Slope (with a Grade Laser)

More advanced 3D laser levels (often called "grade lasers") can be set to project lines that are not level, but have a specific slope. This is essential for:

Installing Drainage Pipes: Ensuring pipes have the correct fall for water to flow.

Landscaping and Concrete Slabs: Setting up a slope on a patio or sidewalk to direct water away from a house.

Gutter Installation: Setting the correct slope for gutters.