Laser leveling rod Nivel LS-24 by Nivel, model LS-24

Nivel LS-24 is a laser leveling rod designed for use with laser levels and construction surveying equipment. The telescopic staff provides clear graduated markings for reading height differences and transferring levels on building sites. Compatible with standard laser receivers, the Nivel LS-24 supports common elevation measurement and stakeout procedures in construction and land surveying.

Advantages

The Nivel LS-24 offers a robust, lightweight construction that simplifies handling and transport between job sites. Its clear, high-contrast graduations enhance readability in variable light conditions and when used with laser receivers. The design ensures stable extension and locking of sections for repeatable measurements and minimal play during use.

Suitable for

• Elevation measurement and level transfer on building sites
• Stakeout and setting out tasks in construction
• Topographic surveying and site grading
• Use with rotating laser levels and laser receivers

Key specifications

• Telescopic measuring staff with graduated scale for height readings
• High-contrast markings for improved visibility
• Lightweight yet durable construction for frequent field use
• Section locking mechanism to maintain extended length
• Compatibility with standard laser receivers and leveling instruments

How to use

Extend the Nivel LS-24 to the required length and lock the sections in place following the rod's locking mechanism. Position the rod vertically on the point to be measured and use a laser receiver or laser level to detect the beam and read the corresponding graduation on the staff. For transfer of levels, hold the rod on the reference point while another operator reads the indicated height at the target location. Retract the sections for storage or transport after measurements are complete.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the graduated markings regularly and keep the rod clean to ensure accurate readings. Avoid excessive side loads or impacts on extended sections. Use a stable foot or base when measuring on soft or uneven ground, and store the rod retracted and protected from prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight.