Spectra Precision

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Spectra LL300N Premium Kit

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Spectra laser levels from Spectra Precision® have been the leading manufacturer of laser levels since 1965. Each Spectra laser level supplied by Laser Levels Online - the premier Spectra dealer in the UK, provides a quick and easy way of checking elevations, transferring levels and calculating cut & fill. Turn it on, it levels and spins that’s all there is to it. That's why you will find Spectra Precision rotating laser level tools on more job sites around the world than any other brand.

Outlet products are typically cheaper than normal retail versions because some items may have small cosmetic flaws that don’t affect functionality but keep them from being sold at full price.

Which Rotary Laser Kit to choose?

Mid-Range Vs Premium Lasers?

We sell three main brands. Fukuda as our mid-range (similar to Stanley, Bosch, DeWalt & Hilti) and we then have Topcon and Spectra as our two premium brands.

Red Beam Vs Green Beam

We frequently get asked which is best, Red beam lasers or green? As with all things, it is not so much which is best, but which is right for you?

Although obviously there are exceptions to every rule...
If you are primarily working outdoors (say for example around 95% + of your work) then we always advise customers to buy a red beam laser.

Broadly speaking, green beam lasers are around 3-4 times brighter than red beam lasers, but when you work outside it doesn't matter how bright the beam, what brand you have bought or how much money you have spent, you will always need to use a Detector / Receiver to pickup the beam. Green beam lasers are typically always more expensive because of the cost of the green laser module and so all you will be doing if you buy a green beam laser, is spending significantly more money and only seeing a "slight" improvement as you will still need to pickup the beam with a detector. You are also limited on the ability to work with machine control detectors (the magnetic ones which mount on plant equipment) if you buy green, so for that reason alone it is again always better to buy red beam lasers.

If you do a mix of indoor and outdoor work (say for example around 50 / 50 - 60 / 40) and don't plan to work with plant equipment, then depending on the budget available, we tend to recommend Green beam lasers. For the reasons outlined above, there is only a slight advantage using a green beam laser for your outside work. But when you come to your indoor work you want to see a dazzlingly bright beam in order for you to set out. This is where the green beam lasers really come into there own.

It is then justifiable in terms of cost to buy a green beam laser if you do a mix of work.

If you are primarily working indoors (say for example around 95% + of your work) then we always advise customers to buy a green beam laser. Although it is more expensive, this is justified by the brightness of the beam and makes working so much easier.

Finally if you are limited by budget, then it is always better to get a feature packed red beam laser instead of buying a basic green beam laser for the same price.