Description:
The new Leica DISTO X4 combine innovative distance measurement technologies with a site-proof design. These laser distance meters withstand drop tests from 2 meters and are dust- and water-protected to IP 65 standards. This makes them suitable for tough, everyday job site conditions. In combination with the Leica DST 360 adapter these laser distance meters allow for Point-to-Point measurements and all measured data is easily documented and visualized with the Leica DISTO™ Plan app.
Tough
The casing and keypad are especially protected against dust and water to achieve the requirements of IP 65 protection. This means that the Lecia Disto X4 can be cleaned under running water. Special bracing made from fibreglass-reinforced plastic strengthens the device inside and solid rubber components protect the sensitive measuring elements against drop-damage. All these features make the X4 ideal for daily construction site work.
Pointfinder camera
The Leica DISTO X4 is equipped with a Pointfinder camera, allowing for easy targeting of distant objects in bright sunlight. The laser dot may not be visible but the target object displays clearly on the large, high-resolution colour display. This makes long distance measurements truly precise.
P2P technology – distance and area measurements from one position
The DST 360 adapter is a great addition for the Leica DISTO™ X3 and Disto X4. It transforms the hand-held tool into a sturdy measurement station allowing for precise distance measurements between any two points. In combination with the Leica DISTO™ Plan app, floorplans are easily created and can be further processed in CAD.
Leica DISTO™ Plan – clever measurement documentation
The new DISTO™ Plan app assists with the vital tasks of documenting and visualising measurements. Fingers can be used to sketch a floorplan on a smartphone or tablet and corresponding measurements are easily assigned to each line of the plan. The app then automatically creates a scaled floorplan. Alternatively, the innovative Smart Room functionality in combination with a newly integrated sensor in the Leica DISTO™ X3 and Disto X4 makes it possible to create accurate floor plans simply by taking clockwise or counter-clockwise measurements of a room.
All measurements and floorplans can be exported as a CAD drawing or in a PDF format. The new app supports all Leica DISTO™ devices with Bluetooth® functionality.
Leica Disto X4 Features Minimum / maximum measurement function
he maximum measurement is very helpful, e.g. for finding out the room diagonal. The minimum measurement can be used to measure at right angles to a wall.
Leica Disto X4 Fetures Area and volume measurement functions
With only two or three measurements, you can quickly and precisely calculate the area of a ceiling, floor or wall, or the volume of a room. No need to note down the individual values! The result is calculated automatically and shown on the display.
Leica Disto X4 Features Painter function
With this function you can determine e.g. the total wall area of a room without having to note down any intermediate results. Simply measure the lengths of the walls, which you can add or subtract as required. Finally measure the room height, which is then automatically multiplied by the previously calculated value.
Leica Disto X4 Features Stake-out function
One or two different distances (a and b) can be entered into the device and then used to subtract from defined measured lengths. The display always shows the current stake-out distance and a direction arrow. At a distance of 0.1 m to the next stake-out point, an acoustic signal sounds.
Leica Disto X4 Features Pythagoras functions
Using the tripod, you can measure distances indirectly, horizontally and vertically. The Leica DISTO™ calculates the result automatically for you from three measurements. Functions such as automatic minimum and maximum measurements help you to measure the right point.
Partial heights, e.g. balcony or window heights, are determined by Pythagoras.
Leica Disto X4 Smart Horizontal Mode
The desired horizontal distance is determined using the tilt measurement, even if the object cannot be directly targeted horizontally. This function is very helpful, e.g. if walls, hedges or people are between the instrument and the target.