Fukuda EK-226P Green Beam Multiline Self Levelling Laser (2V1H1P)

Our Fukuda EK-226P-G is a self-levelling green multiline laser with two vertical beams, one horizontal beam and a laser plumb. It provides references for checking upright alignment, marking consistent heights and positioning components during layout and installation work.

The instrument combines this 2V1H1P beam arrangement with a rotating body and fine-motion adjustment knob. You can turn the laser towards the working surface, then make smaller adjustments to align the reference. For a comparison of available beam configurations, see our cross-line and dot laser levels.

Fukuda EK-226P-G Beam Configuration and Controls

The two vertical beams provide upright references, while the horizontal beam establishes a level guide. The laser plumb adds a point reference for positioning tasks. Having both lines and a point available is useful when different stages of an installation require different types of reference.

The Fukuda EK-226P green beam laser includes:

• Vertical projection: two laser beams.
• Horizontal projection: one laser beam.
• Plumb reference: one laser plumb.
• Levelling: self-levelling operation.
• Laser output: continuous and pulse modes.
• Positioning: 360° instrument rotation.
• Fine adjustment: fine-motion control knob.
• Mounting: standard tripod mounting.
• Detection: compatible with the optional FD-9 detector in pulse mode.

The 360° rotation refers to turning the instrument to direct the beams. It is different from a laser that projects a continuous 360° plane around a room.

EK-226P-G Positioning and Tripod Setup

The Fukuda EK-226P-G can be mounted on a standard tripod to establish the required working height. Our tripods range includes different height and adjustment options; we can help you select a suitable model for the instrument and task.

Once positioned, the fine-motion knob allows small changes in alignment. This is useful when bringing a vertical reference onto an existing mark without making a large movement of the instrument.

For fitting work, the horizontal reference can guide the height of shelving or wall-mounted components. Vertical references help check upright edges and fixing positions. Keep the setup stable while marking, and recheck the reference if the instrument is moved.

EK-226P-G Pulse Mode and Detector Use

The Fukuda EK-226P-G switches between continuous and pulse output. Continuous mode provides a visible reference where the projected beam can be seen on the working surface.

In pulse mode, the optional FD-9 detector can locate the beams indoors or outdoors. This supports work where lighting conditions make the visible reference difficult to follow. Choose the operating mode based on the working conditions and whether you are using a detector.

If you only need one vertical beam, compare our Fukuda EK-166P multiline laser, which combines one vertical line, one horizontal line and a laser plumb.

Order Your Fukuda EK-226P-G

Order your Fukuda EK-226P-G online, or call us on 01 801 1335 for help with tripod selection, detector use and the beam arrangement required for your work.