Flex ALC 2/1-Basic User manual

Type
User manual
FLEX ALC 2/1–Basic
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Identification on the device
Laser radiation
Do not stare into beam.
Product of laser class 2; maximum output
power 1 mW; wave length
λ =
635 nm;
EN 60825-1:2007
Laser classification
The device complies with laser class 2, based
on the standard IEC 60825-1/EN 60825.
The eye is protected by the lid closure reflex if
somebody accidentally glances into the laser
beam. However, this lid protection reflex may be
impaired by medication, alcohol or drugs.
These devices may be used without further
protective measures if it can be ensured that
no optical instruments reduce the cross-section
of the beam.
Do not aim laser beam at people.
Electromagnetic compatibility
Even though the device satisfies the strict
requirements of the relevant directives, the
possibility cannot be excluded that the device
will disrupt other devices (e.g. aircraft
navigation systems) or
will be disrupted by powerful radiation,
possibly resulting in a wrong operation.
In these cases or other uncertaintities, check
measurements should be carried out.
For your safety
Intended use
This line laser is designed for commercial use
in industry and trade.
The device is designed to determine, transfer
and check horizontal height profiles, vertical
lines, building lines, perpendicular points and
right angles, e.g.:
to transfer rule and height marks,
to mark partitions (vertical and/or at right
angles) and
align equipment and elements in three axes.
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Safety instructions
WARNING!
Do not point the laser beam at people or
animals and do not look into the laser beam.
This measuring instrument generates laser
radiation which may cause blindness.
Have the measuring instrument repaired by
qualified technicians and with original spare
parts only. This ensures that the safety of the
measuring instrument is maintained.
Do not let children use the measuring
instrument unsupervised. They could
accidentally blind people.
Do not use the measuring instrument in
a potentially explosive environment which
contains flammable liquids, gases or dust.
The measuring instrument may generate
sparks which will ignite the dust or the
vapours.
If devices other than the operating and
adjusting devices specified here are used
or if different procedures are implemented,
this may result in a hazardous exposure to
radiation.
Do not disable any safety devices and do not
remove any information or warning signs.
Before switching on the device, check for
visible damage. Do not switch on damaged
devices.
When using the measuring instrument on
ladders, avoid an abnormal body posture.
Ensure that you have a secure footing and
keep your balance at all times.
If shipping the device or shutting it down for
a prolonged period, isolate the batteries or
take them out of the device.
CAUTION!
Do not use the device in the rain.
If the device is brought from a very cold to
a warmer environment or vice versa, you
should allow the device to acclimatise before
using it.
If using adapters and tripods, ensure that the
device is screwed on tightly.
If shipping the device or shutting it down for
a prolonged period, isolate the batteries or
take them out of the device.
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Overview
1 Control panel
2 Laser discharge window
3 On/Off button
Switches the power tool on and off. When the
device has been switched on, all laser beams
are active and indoor mode is active.
When the device is switched off, the self-
levelling device is blocked.
4 Laser warning sign
5 Battery compartment
6 ¼" thread
For attachment on a tripod or wall and tripod
holder.
7 Adapter ¼" to ⅝ "
For attachment on a tripod with tripod
thread ⅝ "
8 Protective pouch (not illustrated)
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Control panel
1 Operating mode button
Switches in succession through the
4 different laser projection types.
1x horizontal beam
2x vertical beams
3x horizontal and vertical beams + self-
levelling switched off/blocked
4x horizontal and vertical beams + self-
levelling switched on (standard operating
mode when the device has been
switched on)
2 Ambient mode switchover button
Switches the laser beam from indoor
to outdoor conditions.
Indoor mode is used for short distances at
normal ambient light levels (in closed rooms).
Activate outdoor mode at high ambient light
levels or in bright sunlight. In outdoor mode
the device operates with a pulsed laser beam.
This is a little darker than the beam for indoor
mode.
3 LED Indoor mode
4 LED Outdoor mode
The LED (3 or 4) is lit green when self-levelling is
switched on.
The LED (3 or 4) is lit red when the self-levelling
range is exceeded (± 4°) or when self-levelling
is switched off/blocked.
The LED (3 or 4) flashes red when the battery
capacity is low. Change batteries!
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Technical specifications
1) The measurement range may be less under
unfavourable conditions (bright sunlight,
reflective surfaces).
2) The operating duration was determined with all
activated laser beams. The operating duration can
be extended if beams which are not required are
switched off by selecting a different operating
mode.
Instructions for use
WARNING!
Do not point the laser beam at people or
animals.
Do not look into the laser beam.
Do not put any optical instruments in the path
of the beam.
This measuring instrument generates laser
radiation which may cause blindness.
CAUTION!
Do not use the measuring instrument in
a damp, dusty or sandy environment.
Device components may be damaged.
After using the device, immediately switch it
off with the On/Off switch in order to block self-
levelling.
If the device is brought from a very cold to
a warmer environment or vice versa, you
should allow the device to acclimatise before
using it.
Cross-line laser ALC 2/1
Visible laser diode
635 nm
Laser class
2
Work area
– Horizontal/vertical beam
1)
20 m
Precision ...
– Horizontal/vertical beam
± 0.3 mm/m
Self-levelling range
± 4°
Power supply
3 x LR6/AA
Operating duration
2)
12 h
Temperature range
for operation
for storage
–5 °C ... 50 °C
–20 °C ... 70 °C
Weight (with batteries)
421 g
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If using adapters and tripods, ensure that the
device is screwed on tightly.
The most important operating steps are
explained at the end of these instructions on the
illustrated pages.
See from page 156.
Inserting/changing batteries ...................... 156
Switching the device on and off ................ 158
Selecting the operating mode ................... 160
Switching over ambient mode ................... 162
Handling the laser ...................................... 164
Testing the horizontal beam ...................... 166
Testing the vertical beam .......................... 170
Checking precision
It is recommended to check the device regularly
to ensure that it is always precise.
If the precision deviates from the permitted
tolerance range, the device must be taken to
a customer service workshop authorised by
the manufacturer.
Have the device adjusted by authorised
technicians only.
The steps required to check the precision are
explained at the end of these instructions on the
illustrated pages. See from page 166.
Maintenance and care
Observe the following instructions:
Handle the device with care and protect it from
impacts, vibrations, extreme temperatures.
When the device is not in use, keep it in the
protective pouch.
If not used for a prolonged period, take the
batteries out of the device.
Replace used batteries immediately.
Clean the lens with a soft, dry cloth only.
Have the device repaired by qualified
technicians and with original spare parts only.
This ensures that the safety of the device is
maintained.
Disposal information
EU countries only:
Do not throw electric power tools into the
household waste!
In accordance with the European Directive
2012/19/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment and transposition into national law
used electric power tools must be collected
separately and recycled in an environmentally
friendly manner.
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Recycling raw materials instead of waste
disposal.
Device, accessories and packaging should be
recycled in an environmentally friendly manner.
Plastic parts are identified for recycling
according to material type.
WARNING!
Do not throw accumulators/batteries into the
household waste, fire or water. Do not open
disused batteries.
EU countries only:
In accordance with Directive 2006/66/EC
defective or used batteries must be recycled.
NOTE
Please ask your dealer about disposal options!
Exemption from liability
The user of this product is obliged to follow the
operating instructions exactly. All devices have
been checked meticulously before delivery.
However, the user should always verify the
precision of the device before using it.
The manufacturer and his representative are not
liable for erroneous or wilfully incorrect use or for
any consequential damage or loss of profit.
The manufacturer and his representative are not
liable for any consequential damage or loss of
profit due to natural catastrophes, e.g. earth-
quakes, storms, floods, etc. or due to fire,
accidents, tampering by third parties or use
outside the usual application areas.
The manufacturer and his representative are not
liable for any damage or loss of profit due to
changed or lost data, business interruption, etc.
caused by the product or by an unusable
product.
The manufacturer and his representative are not
liable for any damage or loss of profit due to the
device not being operated according to the
instructions.
The manufacturer and his representative are not
liable for any damage which was caused by
improper use of the power tool or by use of the
power tool with products from other manu-
facturers.
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