Fukuda EK-166P Multiline Self Levelling Laser (1H1V1P)

Our Fukuda EK-166P projects one horizontal laser line, one vertical laser line and a laser plumb. Its 1H1V1P configuration combines level, upright and point references for setting out and checking positions during installation work.

The instrument switches between continuous and pulse laser output. With the optional FD-9 detector, its beams can be detected indoors or outdoors in pulse mode. We supply this model for work requiring both line and plumb references, with other projection arrangements available in our cross-line and dot laser levels range.

Fukuda EK-166P Multiline Laser Functions

The horizontal line provides a level reference across the surface being worked on. This can help when marking a row of fixing positions or checking that fittings follow the same height. The vertical line provides an upright guide for aligning components above one another.

The laser plumb provides a point reference alongside the two lines. This gives the instrument a different arrangement from a cross-line laser that projects horizontal and vertical lines alone.

Key features include:

• Horizontal projection: one laser line.
• Vertical projection: one laser line.
• Point projection: one laser plumb.
• Levelling: self-levelling.
• Output modes: continuous and pulse.
• Compatible detector: optional FD-9.
• Detector use: indoor and outdoor detection in pulse mode.

The Fukuda EK-166P self-levelling laser is intended to establish its reference automatically within its levelling limits. Position the instrument securely and follow its operating instructions before using the projected references for marking or installation.

EK-166P Continuous and Pulse Operation

Continuous output gives you a visible line to work from when the beam can be seen clearly on the surface. For example, horizontal and vertical references can help with marking shelf positions, aligning wall fittings, or checking the position of components before fixing them.

In pulse mode, the optional FD-9 detector locates the laser beam indoors or outdoors. This is useful when lighting conditions make the projected line difficult to see.

When selecting the Fukuda EK-166P for detector-assisted work, check the required distance and setup with us. Indoor visibility and detector-assisted operation are different considerations, so the working environment matters as well as the type of reference needed.

EK-166P and Alternative Projection Arrangements

Choose the projection arrangement around the task. Horizontal and vertical lines provide guides across surfaces, while point references are useful when locating specific positions.

For horizontal and vertical line alignment without a separate plumb-point requirement, compare our Fukuda EK-118R cross-line laser. If your work requires several point references, the Fukuda FDG232R red beam laser combines five dots with horizontal and vertical lines.

Fukuda EK-166P Orders and Product Advice

Order your Fukuda EK-166P online, or call us on 01 801 1335 to discuss the beam arrangement, optional FD-9 detector, and package contents before ordering.