Comparison Bosch GCL 2-15 Professional 0601066E02 vs Bosch GCL 2-15 G Professional 0601066J00

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	Bosch GCL 2-15 Professional 0601066E02	Bosch GCL 2-15 G Professional 0601066J00
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Main	Model 0601066E00 comes with a case, model 0601066E02 includes case, holder, model 0601066E03 / 0601066E0D includes case, holder, tripod, model 06159940LR includes case, holder, soccer ball	Green laser. Zenith and nadir. Holder. Case. Target. Model 0601066J00 comes without tripod, model 0601066J0D comes with BT150 tripod
Type	laser level	laser level
Specs
Measurement range	15 m	15 m
Accuracy	0.3 mm/m	0.3 mm/m
Self-leveling angle	4 °	4 °
Leveling time	4 с	4 с
Operating temperature	-10 – 50 °C	-10 – 50 °C
Tripod thread	1/4" and 5/8"	1/4" and 5/8"
Auto power off
Auto power off	2 min	2 min
Laser characteristics
Diode emission	650 nm	540 nm
Laser colour	red	green / red
Laser class	2	2
Vertical projections	1	1
Horizontal projections	1	1
Point projections	2	2
Zenith
Nadir
Features
Compensator locking
General
IP protection rating	54	54
Power source	3xAA	3xAA
Operating time	6 h	6 h
In box	holder case / pouch non chargeable batteries target plate	holder case / pouch non chargeable batteries target plate
Dimensions	112x55x106 mm	112x55x106 mm
Weight	490 g	490 g
Added to E-Catalog	december 2018	july 2017

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Diode emission

The wavelength of the radiation emitted by the LED of the level or rangefinder; this parameter determines primarily the colour of the laser beam. The most widespread in modern models are LEDs with a wavelength of about 635 nm — at a relatively low cost, they provide bright red radiation, giving a well-visible projection. There are also green lasers, usually at 532 nm — the marks from them are even better visible, but such LEDs are quite expensive and rarely used. And radiation with a wave longer than 780 nm belongs to the infrared spectrum. Such a laser is invisible to the naked eye and is poorly suited for leveling, but it can be used in rangefinders — of course, with a viewfinder (see "Type" for more details).

Laser colour

The color of the laser beam emitted by the device.

Red lasers are the most popular in our time: they are relatively inexpensive, while they are quite effective and functional, and also quite noticeable on most surfaces. In turn, green lasers are better visible to the human eye (with the same emitter power); however, they are noticeably more expensive than red ones, consume more energy and have a shorter service life, and therefore are much less common.

Blue lines are rarely seen in laser instruments. Their competitive advantage over traditional green and red lasers is their high brightness, which ensures excellent visibility of the beams on many surfaces, incl. when doing outdoor work.

In some devices, you can find two types of lasers at once - both red and green. As a rule, these are levels with several projections, where green is used to build planes, and red is used for point projections.