Milwaukee 48-35-1211 Operator's Manual

Pages 12

Year 2021

Language(s)

of 12

Milwaukee 48-35-1211 Laser Specification

The Milwaukee 48-35-1211 Laser is a professional-grade tool designed to meet the precise needs of construction and surveying tasks. This laser features a high visibility green beam, which is up to four times brighter than standard red lasers, ensuring optimal visibility even in well-lit environments. It operates on a self-leveling mechanism, enhancing accuracy and ease of use by automatically adjusting to maintain a level line within a specified range. The laser offers a working range of up to 125 feet indoors, extendable to 165 feet with a detector, making it versatile for both small and large-scale projects.

The 48-35-1211 is powered by Milwaukee's M12 REDLITHIUM battery technology, providing long-lasting performance and ensuring minimal downtime with quick recharge capabilities. It includes a robust housing with an IP54 rating, offering resistance to dust and water, which enhances its durability and reliability on rugged job sites. This laser tool is equipped with intuitive controls, allowing for straightforward operation and quick setup, which is essential for maximizing productivity.

Additionally, the laser is compatible with various mounting options, including a magnetic bracket, which facilitates flexible positioning and secure attachment on metal surfaces. The Milwaukee 48-35-1211 is engineered for precision, with an accuracy level of ±1/8 inch at 33 feet, ensuring dependable results for critical alignment tasks. It embodies Milwaukee's commitment to delivering high-performance tools with advanced features for professionals demanding reliability and efficiency in their work.

Milwaukee 48-35-1211 Laser F.A.Q.

How do I calibrate the Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser level?

To calibrate the Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser level, place it on a flat surface and use the built-in calibration feature. Access the settings through the device's menu and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the calibration process.

What should I do if the laser is not turning on?

If the laser is not turning on, first check the battery compartment to ensure the batteries are properly installed and charged. If the issue persists, inspect the battery terminals for corrosion and clean them if necessary.

How can I maintain the accuracy of the laser over time?

Regularly check the calibration of the laser and store it in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage. Cleaning the lens with a microfiber cloth can also help maintain accuracy.

Is the Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser water-resistant?

Yes, the Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser is water-resistant, making it suitable for use in damp conditions. However, it should not be submerged in water.

What is the maximum range of the Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser?

The Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser has a maximum range of up to 100 feet, depending on the lighting conditions and surface reflectivity.

How do I troubleshoot alignment issues with the laser?

Ensure that the laser is placed on a level surface and check for any obstructions. Recalibrate the laser if necessary and verify that the alignment settings are correct.

Can the laser be mounted on a tripod?

Yes, the Milwaukee 48-35-1211 laser can be mounted on a standard tripod using the provided mounting threads for increased stability and precision.

What are the safety precautions when using the laser?

Always avoid direct eye exposure to the laser beam. Ensure that the device is securely mounted to prevent falling and use appropriate protective eyewear if necessary.

How often should I check the calibration of the laser?

It is recommended to check the calibration of the laser before each major project and at least once every six months to ensure optimal performance.

What should I do if the laser lines are dim or difficult to see?

If the laser lines are dim, try replacing the batteries with new ones and ensure the lens is clean. Additionally, use the laser in darker environments or with a laser detector for better visibility.