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Electronic Digital Theodolite Specification

Temperature Range
-20C to +50C

Feature
High precision, Easy operation, Backlight Display

Automation Grade
Manual

Core Components
Telescope, Encoder, LCD Display, Battery

Power Source
Rechargeable Battery/AA Batteries

Measurement Range
0-360 (horizontal and vertical angles)

Model No
Standard DT Series or as specified by brand

Voltage
6V DC (typical, via battery)

Material
Stainless Steel

Frequency
50-60 Hz (internal circuitry)

Capacity
Unlimited reading (continuous 360 measurement)

Operate Method
Automatic

Usage
Industrial

Product Type
Electronic Digital Theodolite

Accuracy
2 (2 arc seconds)

Color
Yellow

Equipment Materials
ABS/Aluminum Alloy Body

Type
Electronic Digital Theodolite

Display Type
LCD Digital Display

Dimension (L*W*H)
180 mm 170 mm 340 mm

Weight
Approx. 4 kg

Interface
RS232C Data Output

Angle Measurement Method
Absolute Encoding

Plummet
Optical Plummet

Working Humidity
95% RH (non-condensing)

Illumination
Optional Onboard Illumination

Vertical Compensation
Automatic (if equipped)

Telescope Image
Erect

IP Rating
IP54 (Dust and Water Splash Proof)

Objective Aperture
45 mm

Battery Working Hours
Up to 12 hours continuous use

Shortest Focusing Distance
1.5 m

Laser Plummet
Optional (on select models)

Display Unit
Dual Side Display

Operating System
Microprocessor Controlled

Magnification
30x

Electronic Digital Theodolite Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
12 Units Per Week

Delivery Time
2 Week

About Electronic Digital Theodolite

In surveying, engineering, and construction settings, an electronic digital theodolite is a tool for measuring angles. It comprises of a tripod-mounted telescope for sighting targets and an electronic readout that shows the telescope's angle to the ground. Our device can be used to calculate slope distances as well as horizontal and vertical angles. In addition to this, the said product is a fundamental surveying tool that comprises of a telescope placed such that it may pivot both horizontally and vertically in its present configuration.

Engineered for Durability and Precision

Crafted using stainless steel and robust ABS/aluminum alloy, the Electronic Digital Theodolite is tailored for reliable use under challenging conditions. It boasts an IP54 rating, allowing for operation in high humidity and dusty or wet environments. Precision absolute encoding guarantees accurate angle measurement, while the dual LCD displays enable efficient data monitoring from both sides of the instrument.

Advanced Features for Professional Applications

With a powerful 30x erect-image telescope and a 1.5m minimum focusing distance, this theodolite ensures clear and precise readings, even in tight spaces. Automatic vertical compensation and onboard illumination (optional) simplify alignment and measurement tasks. Its microprocessor control system and RS232C data output make integration and data transfer seamless for modern workflows.

FAQ's of Electronic Digital Theodolite:

Q: How do I operate the Electronic Digital Theodolite for angle measurement?

A: To operate the theodolite, securely set up the instrument on a tripod and use the optical or optional laser plummet for precise centering. Power on using the rechargeable battery, then align the telescope to your target. Angle measurements are easily read on the dual LCD displays, with automatic absolute encoding ensuring high precision.

Q: What are the main usage scenarios for this theodolite model?

A: This Electronic Digital Theodolite is designed for industrial applications, land surveying, construction site alignment, engineering measurements, and where high-precision angle measurement is vital. Its robust build and dust/water resistance make it suitable for outdoor and challenging work environments.

Q: When should I use the optional onboard illumination feature?

A: The optional onboard illumination is especially beneficial in low-light conditions or during night operations. It enhances visibility through the telescope, ensuring accurate sighting and measurements even when ambient lighting is insufficient.

Q: Where can data from the theodolite be transferred for further processing?

A: Measurement data can be easily exported via the RS232C data output interface to computers or compatible data loggers. This allows for efficient analysis and integration into surveying project workflows or CAD systems.

Q: What benefits does the automatic vertical compensation provide?

A: If equipped, automatic vertical compensation corrects minor tilts in the instrument setup, ensuring that angle measurements remain precise without requiring constant manual adjustments. This feature enhances both accuracy and efficiency in field operations.

Q: How does the theodolite perform in extreme environmental conditions?

A: Engineered to operate in temperatures from -20C to +50C and withstand up to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing), the theodolite is ideal for varied climates and weather conditions. Its IP54 rating ensures reliable performance against dust and water splashes.

Q: What process is involved in maintaining the instrument's accuracy?

A: Regular calibration, careful cleaning of the optics, and checking the alignment of the plummet and telescope are key steps to maintain accuracy. Always store the instrument in a dry, secure case when not in use, and periodically check the battery level and condition for uninterrupted performance.

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