Description

The Kapro 875G is a green-beam cross line laser that combines a vertical line and several alignment points in one compact body. One vertical line gives a clear reference for checking straightness and for alignment, while four points and the plumb points make it easier to transfer a point between floor and ceiling and to mark corners and intersections. The green beam is clearly visible indoors, which speeds up installation and reduces errors.

The device has automatic self-levelling that locks to level quickly within a typical ±3° range. When the work requires slope markings, manual mode is available: the line/point can then be set at the angle you want without self-levelling. The accuracy is ±0.3 mm/m, which is enough both for framing alignment and for installation at the finishing stage.

Pulse mode allows use with a receiver in bright light and over longer distances. Visibility to the naked eye is typically up to 30 m indoors depending on conditions; with a receiver, the working area grows significantly. The magnetic bracket and 1/4″/5/8″ tripod threads give flexible positioning options, and the soft carry case protects the device and accessories in transport.

The ergonomics are designed for quick use: separate buttons for mode and beam selection, clear LED/flashing indications for self-levelling and manual tilt, and quick switching of the horizontal and vertical reference. The compact size, light weight and long operating time on AA batteries or a rechargeable battery make the device a versatile tool for everyday installation and measuring work.

Intended use:

• Electrical and HVAC installations: The point and plumb functions speed up the alignment of point routes, light points, penetrations and sockets between floor and ceiling. Using the vertical line, cable trays, ducts and risers are brought straight into the same line without separate rulers. This improves the rhythm of the work and reduces re-measuring, as the point transfers precisely from floor to ceiling.

• Drywall construction and interior walls: The vertical line acts as a continuous straightness reference when aligning studs, door openings and corners. Four points make it easier to mark corners, door lines and intersections, which makes frame installation consistent across several rooms in a row. With pulse mode and a receiver, the line can still be followed in bright lighting conditions.

• Tiling and finishing work: The vertical line helps keep joint spacing straight and uniform, while the points act as precise references when starting rows, fixing furniture and setting out corner profiles. Manual tilt allows slight falls in bathroom work, for example, and the visibility of the green beam makes it easier to follow the work.

• Transferring general reference points: The plumb points (up/down) allow fast, error-free transfer of a point between floor and ceiling, as a basis for hangings, light layouts and measuring lines, for example. The magnetic bracket speeds up changing the working position on steel studs and scaffolding.

Package contents:

• Kapro 875G cross line laser (1× vertical line, 4× points, plumb points)

• Magnetic multi-purpose bracket / tripod adapter (1/4″ ↔ 5/8″)

• Target plate (laser target)

• Power supply: rechargeable battery

• Charging cable/power supply (in the battery set)

• Soft carry case

• Instructions for use

Features:

• Beam configuration: 1 vertical line + 4 alignment points + plumb points, combining the advantages of a line and a point laser for point transfer and straightness checks.

• Green beam: Green 510–530 nm, for clear visibility indoors and faster marking.

• Accuracy: ±0.3 mm/m, suits the requirements of both framing and finishing.

• Self-levelling: ±3° with a pendulum mechanism, for quick set-up on an uneven surface.

• Manual mode (tilt): tilting of lines/points for slope markings and special applications.

• Pulse mode: compatible with a receiver and extends the working range in bright light.

• Range: up to ~30 m (with the naked eye, depending on conditions); further with a receiver.

• Mounting: 1/4″ and 5/8″ tripod threads + magnetic bracket for quick mounting options.

• Power: rechargeable battery or 4×AA, flexible power supply depending on the set.

• Transport: soft case for light, protective storage and carrying.

• Indicators: clear LED/flashing indications for levelling and manual modes, to prevent incorrect use.

Kapro 875G instructions for use:

Getting started: Place the device on a stable surface or tripod. Switch on; in automatic mode, self-levelling locks to level within ±3°. Wait for it to settle before marking. Choose the beams (vertical line, points, plumb points) to suit the work and save the battery by using only the beams you need.

Plumb points and point transfer: Align on the floor and ceiling with the plumb points and confirm the centre line, for example for installing a light fitting, a hanging or a vertical riser. The four other points make it easier to mark corners, intersections and transfers.

Manual tilt: Activate with a long press. The flashing mode indication shows that self-levelling is not active. Set the incline you want (e.g. falls) and make the markings.

Pulse mode and receiver: Switch on pulse mode outdoors or over long distances and use a compatible receiver to detect the line/point in bright light.

Maintenance: Wipe the optics with a soft, lint-free cloth. Protect the device from impacts and moisture; dry it after use. Charge the battery regularly or remove the AA batteries for long-term storage. Store in the soft case.

Warnings:

• Do not look directly into the laser beam or its strong reflections; protect passers-by.

• Make sure the device is firmly mounted; if it falls, it can cause injury and a calibration error.

• Do not use in potentially explosive atmospheres.

• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture; the soft case is not waterproof.

• Remove the batteries/rechargeable battery for long storage and avoid extreme temperatures.

• Follow the general safety instructions of the site and use personal protective equipment.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ):

What beams does the 875G produce?
1 vertical line plus 4 alignment points and plumb points. The combination suits both straightness checks and point transfer.

Can I use it outdoors?
Yes, with pulse mode and a receiver. Without a receiver, visibility depends on the lighting and background.

Can the line/points be tilted?
Yes, in manual mode you can set the incline you want; self-levelling is then not active.

How is accuracy checked?
Carry out a field calibration test regularly (e.g. a double measurement at 5–10 m). The deviation must stay within ±0.3 mm/m.

What is the difference between a green and a red beam?
Green is usually more visible in bright indoor spaces, which makes the marking quicker to read.

Recycling instructions:

• Packaging: sort the cardboard and plastic according to local instructions.

• Device: WEEE: take it to approved collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment.

• Rechargeable battery/batteries: take them to separate collection; do not dispose of them with mixed waste.