Handheld Laser Ranging Telescope

CGLT series handheld laser rangeﬁnder is a lightweight handheld rangeﬁnder that can be used at night to locate distant targets. it has the advantages of small size, light weight, low power consumption, clear image, high sensitivity, high frame rate, HZ, good ﬁtting, high reliability, and all-weather passive night vision function and strong smoke penetration performance.

Handheld Laser Telescope Types

CGLT-1980-75 Handheld Laser Ranging Telescope

Features of Handheld Laser Ranging Telescope

Small size and light weight.
Long laser ranging distance .
Remote target location can be located.
Applicable night observation.
Suitable for remote observation and positioning.
Meets military environmental standard requirements MIL-STD-810H.

Application of Handheld Laser Ranging Telescope

How Accurate Is Handheld Laser Ranging Telescope Ranging?

The accuracy of a Handheld Laser Ranging Telescope typically depends on various factors such as the quality of the device, atmospheric conditions, target characteristics, and the distance being measured. Generally, high-quality handheld laser ranging telescopes can achieve accuracy within a few meters or even centimeters, especially at shorter distances. However, accuracy may decrease with increasing distance and adverse weather conditions such as fog, rain, or extreme temperatures. Calibration and proper usage techniques also play crucial roles in ensuring accurate ranging results.

Can Handheld Laser Ranging Telescopes Measure Distances In Adverse Weather Conditions?

Handheld Laser Ranging Telescopes may experience reduced performance in adverse weather conditions such as fog, rain, or extreme temperatures. However, some models are designed to compensate for such conditions and maintain accurate measurements to a certain extent. It's essential to check the specifications of the specific model to determine its performance in adverse weather conditions and whether it meets the requirements of your intended application.