Laserliner RangeXtender G 60 Black White Laser Rangefinder 60m

The Laserliner RangeXtender G 60 Black White is a laser receiver compatible with all green line lasers using GRX-READY technology. It detects high-frequency pulsed laser lines up to 60 metres, enabling fast alignment and reference work at both short and long distances. The receiver mounts to measuring staffs and features an integrated head magnet for secure attachment to metal surfaces, supporting efficient establishment of reference dimensions on site.

Advantages

The device supports GRX-READY green line lasers and reliably detects pulsed laser lines to a range of 60 m. Easy attachment to measuring staffs streamlines leveling and alignment tasks, while the built-in head magnet provides quick fixing to metal elements. The compact design and long operating time from standard batteries make it practical for a variety of measuring jobs.

Suitable for

• Detecting green laser lines for horizontal and vertical alignment
• Mounting on measuring staffs for height and reference transfer
• Use on construction sites, interiors and renovation projects
• Attachment to metal surfaces for temporary fixation

Key specifications

• Brand: Laserliner
• Model: RangeXtender G 60
• MPN: 033.55A
• EAN: 4021563710164
• Detection range: up to 60 m
• Compatibility: green line lasers with GRX-READY technology
• Operating temperature: -10 to 40 °C
• Battery life: up to 80 hours

How to use

Attach the receiver to a measuring staff or fix it to a metal surface using the integrated head magnet. Switch on the receiver and align it within the path of the green GRX-READY laser line; the device will detect pulsed laser signals and indicate the line position. Move the receiver up or down on the staff until the laser line is centered to transfer reference heights or perform alignment tasks.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the receiver with GRX-READY green line lasers and operate within the specified temperature range. Replace batteries before long measurement sessions to ensure continuous operation, and secure the device on a stable staff or metal surface to maintain accurate reference transfer.