Click on the images to enlarge them
The Topcon RLH5A is a popular rotary laser level renowned for its robustness on construction sites and civil engineering projects. The RLH5A does support dual-axis manual slope entry, allowing users to set precise gradients along both the X and Y axes, which is vital for tasks like grading, drainage, or landscaping.
The RLH5A’s manual dual-axis slope entry is straightforward yet requires accuracy. By unlocking the tilt mode, users can input slope values for both axes independently, usually through the control panel. The laser's indicators guide adjustments to ensure the correct angle is achieved. Key steps to manually configure dual-axis slope include:
It is important to follow the calibration process outlined in the manufacturer's guide to prevent misalignment, especially when using complementary equipment like surveying equipment for layout verification. For advanced slope work, the RLH5A’s compatibility with the LS-80 receiver further enhances usability, as seen in the complete Topcon RLH5A pack for construction sites in Belgium.
Yes, the RLH5A’s dual-axis slope capability is suitable for simple tasks like driveway grading or complex site preparation, optimizing precision and reducing layout errors.
Selecting and configuring rotary lasers like the RLH5A for dual-axis slope applications requires field expertise. At MeasureTools, our team leverages over 15 years of hands-on experience to guide professionals in choosing the right equipment—whether they’re planning complex drainage systems or need a GPS receiver with field controller for more advanced positioning. Our tailored support ensures users maximize the performance and reliability of their laser levels, from purchase through ongoing use and maintenance.