Rotary laser levels for site and slab work

For grade, slabs and site layout, a rotary laser with a receiver reaches across the whole site.

Footings, slabs and grades depend on one elevation reference the whole crew can read. A rotary laser sweeps a level plane around the site, and a receiver on a rod tells each worker when they are on grade, at distances no line laser can match. Beiter builds two rotary models for site work: the RL-36HV for mid-range jobs and the RL-100HV for the longest working radius. See our guides to pulse mode and detectors and rotary vs cross-line lasers.

Recommended models

RL-36HV RL-100HV
Type Rotary, horizontal and vertical, dual-axis slope Rotary, horizontal and vertical, dual-axis slope
Working radius 300 m or more 500 m or more with the LP500 receiver; 400 m or more with the LP700
Accuracy ±1 mm @ 10 m ±1 mm @ 10 m
Self-leveling range ±5°, motorized ±5°, motorized
Rotation speeds 0, 300, 600 or 1000 RPM 0, 300, 600 or 1000 RPM
Scan angles 5°, 10°, 30°, 90° 5°, 10°, 30°, 90°
Laser 638 nm red and 520 nm green 638 nm red and 520 nm green
Protection IP64 IP65
Battery 16.8V 2Ah Li-ion, 22 hours 16.8V 2Ah Li-ion, up to 22 hours
Remote Included RC100, up to 150 m
Warranty 12-month manufacturer warranty 12-month manufacturer warranty

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Frequently asked questions

Which receiver should we use?

The LP500 detects at 500 m or more and is rated IP66. The LP700 is a digital receiver with a height display. Both work with the RL-100HV.

Does it have slope modes?

Yes. Both the RL-36HV and RL-100HV have dual-axis slope setting for grading and drainage work.

How do we check accuracy?

See our guide on checking laser accuracy on the jobsite.

Can we get kits with tripod and rod?

Yes. Kit contents, including tripods and rods, are quoted with your order.