Reflectorless Total Station

Reflectorless Total Station

Model MTS-1002R+

Features:

1km reflectorless Measuring Range & 7.5 km with Single Prism: 

   Provides extensive measurement capabilities for various surveying needs.

Bluetooth Connectivity & USB Flash Drive Interface: 

   Facilitates seamless data transfer and connectivity.

Visible Red Laser Plummet: Ensures precise alignment and setup.

Dual Large LCD Displays for Face Left/Right Measurement: 

   Enhances visibility and convenience during measurements.

Optional English or Spanish Operating System Menu: 

   Offers customizable language options for user preference.

Alphanumeric Keypad: Allows for efficient and accurate entry of letters and numbers.

Variety of Onboard Surveying Programs: 

   Includes multiple software tools to support diverse surveying applications.

Menu-Driven Software with Intuitive Structure: 

   Streamlines operations to maximize productivity and ease of use.

Flexible Data Transfer Options: 

   Supports easy upload and download of data via USB flash drive, Bluetooth, or RS-232.

Compatibility with Topcon Programs and Software: 

   Ensures integration with existing surveying systems and tools.

Standard Set:

Total station, 2 rechargeable batteries, charger, download software CD, tool Kit, English manual, plastic carry case.
Optional Accessories: Data Download Cable, USB Flash Disk

Operation system language: English, Spanish (Optional)

Colors available: Yellow/black

Ordering Information:

* All specifications & design are subject to change without prior notification.

What features should a good electronic total station have?

A good electronic total station (ETS) should have several key features to ensure accuracy, reliability, and efficiency in various surveying and construction tasks. Here’s a list of essential features to look for:

**1. High Accuracy

Precision: The total station should offer high precision in both angular and distance measurements. Look for specifications on angular accuracy (measured in seconds of arc) and distance accuracy (often measured in millimeters).

**2. Integrated Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM)

Distance Measurement: The EDM feature should provide precise distance measurements between the instrument and the target. It should be capable of measuring distances over a range that suits your needs, whether for short or long distances.

**3. Robust Data Storage and Management

Data Storage: The total station should have sufficient internal memory to store measurement data. Some models also offer external storage options via USB or SD cards.

Data Transfer: Look for connectivity options such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or USB for easy data transfer to computers or other devices.

**4. User-Friendly Interface

Display: A clear, high-resolution digital display that is easy to read in various lighting conditions is essential.

Controls: The interface should be intuitive and easy to navigate, with straightforward controls for inputting and accessing data.

**5. Automatic Calibration and Self-Leveling

Calibration: Automatic calibration features ensure consistent accuracy without manual adjustments.

Self-Leveling: Automatic or assisted self-leveling functions help in setting up the instrument correctly and maintaining accuracy.

**6. Durability and Build Quality

Weather Resistance: The total station should be built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including rain, dust, and extreme temperatures.

Construction: Look for a robust design that can handle the rigors of fieldwork.

**7. Laser Plummet

Plumbing: A built-in laser plummet or optical plummet assists in aligning the instrument accurately over a survey point, improving setup efficiency.

**8. Battery Life and Power Management

Battery Life: The instrument should have a long battery life to support extended fieldwork without frequent recharging.

Power Management: Efficient power management features, such as energy-saving modes, help extend battery life.

**9. Integrated GPS/GNSS (Optional)

Positioning: Some total stations come with integrated GPS or GNSS capabilities for enhanced positioning and data collection, which can be particularly useful for large-scale projects.

**10. Advanced Measurement Modes

Reflectorless Measurement: Allows for distance measurement without requiring a physical reflector, useful for measuring distant or hard-to-reach points.

Multiple Target Measurement: Some models can measure multiple points in a single setup, improving efficiency.

**11. Software Compatibility

Surveying Software: Ensure that the total station is compatible with commonly used surveying software for data processing and analysis.

Data Integration: The ability to integrate with other surveying tools and systems is beneficial for streamlined workflows.

**12. Remote Control and Automation

Remote Control: Some total stations offer remote control capabilities, allowing for operation from a distance, which can be useful for setting up and making adjustments without manual intervention.

Automation: Features like automated tracking of moving targets or automated measurement sequences can enhance productivity.

**13. Error Detection and Correction

Error Handling: Features that detect and correct measurement errors help maintain accuracy and reliability.

By ensuring that a total station includes these features, you can enhance its effectiveness and reliability for a wide range of surveying and construction applications.