Laser level GEKO 2-point 90° for tile alignment model 7151279

Laser level GEKO 2-point 90° for tile alignment model 7151279 projects straight horizontal and vertical laser lines at a right angle to assist precise alignment of tiles and other surfaces. The unit produces visible laser lines up to 16 m and is powered by 3 × 1.5 V AA batteries (not included). The device houses a Class IIIa laser with a maximum output of 5 mW and a wavelength of 650 nm. Nominal accuracy is ±1.5 mm at 5 m.

Advantages

The GEKO 2-point 90° laser level offers a compact footprint (150 × 150 × 190 mm) and straightforward battery operation for cordless use on site. Its 90° projection provides clear perpendicular reference lines for tile alignment and general layout tasks. The specified accuracy and visible 650 nm beam make it suitable for indoor alignment work within the stated 16 m range.

Suitable for

• Aligning wall and floor tiles
• Marking perpendicular reference lines for interior finishing
• Installing cabinetry or shelving where right-angle alignment is required
• General layout and installation tasks on construction and renovation sites

Key specifications

• Model: GEKO 2-point 90° for tile alignment, 7151279
• Projection range: up to 16 m
• Laser class: IIIa
• Max output: 5 mW
• Wavelength: 650 nm
• Accuracy: ±1.5 mm / 5 m
• Power supply: 3 × 1.5 V AA batteries (not included)
• Dimensions: 150 × 150 × 190 mm
• EAN: 5901477151279

How to use

Place the GEKO laser level on a stable surface or mount it on an appropriate tripod or bracket if available. Insert three 1.5 V AA batteries observing correct polarity. Switch the unit on to project horizontal and vertical lines; adjust the device position until the projected lines align with your reference marks. For tile alignment, position the laser lines along grout lines or tile edges to ensure perpendicular alignment. Turn the device off and remove batteries for prolonged storage.

Usage recommendations

Do not stare into the beam and avoid directing the laser at other people. Use appropriate eye protection when working near the beam and follow local safety regulations for Class IIIa lasers. Operate the tool indoors or in controlled lighting for best visibility of the 650 nm lines; outside in bright sunlight the visible range may be reduced.