This high-precision digital electronic theodolite is an essential instrument for land surveying, road construction, building layout, and civil engineering applications. Engineered for accuracy and field reliability, it delivers angle measurements with up to 2 arc-second precision using a photoelectric incremental encoder system. The 30X magnification telescope with a 45mm objective lens and erect image system ensures clear, long-distance targeting with a resolving power of 3.0". The dual-side two-line LCD display allows easy reading in varied lighting conditions, while the automatic vertical compensator with a working range of ±3′ minimises manual levelling errors. A built-in optical plummet (3X magnification) enables accurate instrument centring over survey points. The minimum reading resolution is selectable between 1" and 5", offering flexibility for different project requirements. Designed for rugged outdoor use, this theodolite features intuitive controls for quick setup and efficient operation. Suitable for contractors, surveyors, and civil engineers. Includes protective carry case, battery pack, charger, and user manual.

• High Accuracy Measurement: Features 2 arc-second accuracy with a photoelectric incremental encoder detection system for precise horizontal and vertical angle readings.


• 30x Telescope Magnification: Equipped with a 45mm objective lens, erect image system, and 1°30′ field of view for clear and precise long-distance targeting up to 1.4m minimum focus.


• Dual-Side Lcd Display: Two-line dual-sided LCD screen ensures easy angle reading from both faces of the instrument, ideal for all lighting and field conditions.


• Auto Vertical Compensator: Built-in automatic vertical compensator with ±3′ working range and 1″ accuracy minimises manual levelling errors for reliable field measurements.


• Optical Plummet & Rugged Build: Integrated 3X optical plummet telescope for accurate centring over survey points, housed in a durable body designed for construction sites and outdoor surveying applications.