Huepar 902CG Self-Leveling 360-Degree Cross Line Laser Level with Pulse Mode, Switchable Horizontal and Vertical Green Beam Laser Tool, Magnetic Pivoting Base Included

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But if you are hanging several pictures in a row, are hanging a single heavy mirror or picture that requires multiple nails to secure it in place, or are hanging pictures along an incline, such as over a staircase, then you’ll find a laser level makes the job far easier than eyeballing it or relying on a measuring tape and pencil. This is a simple laser level in terms of controls, with one button for on/off and mode selection, and one button to lock or unlock the laser.

The red light is bright and helps the battery on this level last longer—plus it’s self-leveling, and will let you know if the unit itself isn’t level. Your conditions, or where you are using it will dictate which colour is the best laser measure for you. It also comes with a BM3 positioning device for secure and precise positioning and offers ready support with a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty that you can increase to two years if you register the product within eight weeks from the time you bought it. When selecting the laser levels for this list, we did our best to find the best laser level for any use case, regardless of skill level.

Although this unit is fairly heavy, that extra heft, combined with the sturdy magnetic base—seriously, the magnet is really strong—gives you the confidence that even on busy job sites, your line won’t walk or shift accidentally. The tool projects a green laser beam has an accuracy level of ±1/9" at 33ft, and a working range of 130 feet which you can extend up to 200 feet with the Huepar LR-6RG Line Laser Receiver and work continuously in bright light or outdoor conditions.

The whole specificity of such laser levels lies in the special design of the prism receiving a beam of concentrated laser light. In a side-by-side comparison, claims that the green light is clearer and easier to see certainly hold water. The majority of laser levels emit a red beam, but a handful are green, which are easier to see; we’ve tested both here.

The tool’s locking mode allows you to position the projected lines at any angle you want manually for non-level applications. Some, such as the non-self-levelling Bosch PII 1P can be secured to the wall at any angle to aid hanging pictures along the side of a staircase, for example. Its mounting bracket also features both 1/4- and 5/8-inch threads, making it applicable with most tripods, and it’s designed to rotate 360 degrees.