DEWALT 65 ft. Laser Distance Measurer
$49.00
Firmly secure your laser to a light steel wall or ceiling with the help of this DEWALT Laser Distance Measurer.
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Description
The DW065E 65 ft. Laser Distance Measurer has a compact, lightweight design. This unit features a high-contrast, easy-to read digital display. The user has the ability to calculate area and volume in an easy-to-use package.
- Ideal for HVAC work
- Ideal for carpet installation
- Ideal for painting
- Ideal for estimating
- Ideal for floor plan lay out
- AAA battery powered
- 65 ft. distance
Additional information
| Weight | .44 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.50 × 4.70 × 7.50 in |
| Compatible Battery Type | Built-In |
| Condition | New |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Hand Tool Type | Range Meter |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Max Laser Distance (ft.) | 65 ft. |
| Measurement Standard | Metric, SAE |
| Model | DW065E |
| Reconditioned | No |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (70)
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Jazmyn Glover (verified owner) –
You know its a DeWALT when you hold it in your hand, its well build, i know it won’t break when I drop it. it is pretty easy to use right out of the packaging, I didn’t have to read the instruction manual. it’s easy to change from one setting to the next and I was able to use it on a bright day outside.
Fritz Mayer (verified owner) –
Interface is little tricky. once you get used to , it is manageable. It does not give any distance value if the wall is white. I have to put a patch of black on the wall for the tool to give me the distance. This is sometimes irritating.
Icie Cruickshank (verified owner) –
Short simple directions
Aaliyah Bartell (verified owner) –
Excellent… I love it works every time, small enough for my brief case !!!
Cletus Bauch (verified owner) –
I measure plenty of rooms when I’m giving estimates, and using a measuring tape can be time-consuming. The DeWalt measurer really makes the job much quicker, and I look more professional as well. It’s quite accurate and has modes for square feet too, which is a big plus. Compact and easy to carry, this really saves a lot of time.
Carlee Veum (verified owner) –
DEWALT 65. ft Lase Distance Meter works great!
Eunice Toy (verified owner) –
It’s good tool to use
Elvera Ziemann (verified owner) –
Great tool to have in your toolbox. I’m a electrician and the biggest tape measure I carry is a 25’ tape. It’s nice to have something that can measure longer than that. Just make sure you get a pouch for it.
Alexander Willms (verified owner) –
performed as expected
Maryse Erdman (verified owner) –
This distance measure is convenient to use for calculating amount of paint or flooring needed for a project, or air volume for HVAC work. However, its user interface is a bit lacking for just distance measuring, the tool is inaccurate below a 24″ range, and its display is pretty unreadable in sunlight.The DeWalt is one of the few tools in its price range that does area and volume as well as simple distance. It can also hold the last 4 measurements in memory on the display. If these are the features you’re looking for, then this could be a good buy for you. Otherwise if you’re primarily interested in measuring linear distance, I’d go with another option.The interface is a bit clunky – there are two buttons: the laser and the units button. Pressing or pressing and holding them provides different functionality. Press the laser button once to turn on, and again to take a measurement. Once you’ve taken a measurement, press again to turn the laser back on, and press again to take another measurement. To switch units, press and hold the units button. It will change between feet and inches, pure inches, pure feet (with hundredths decimal readout), and meters (precise to the millimeter). In inches mode, the readout is precise to the 1/16th of an inch. Pretty standard for this type of tool.However, the default mode does not allow for continuous measurements on the screen. To activate continuous measurement mode to provide real-time readouts, you’ll need to hold the laser button down for two seconds EACH time you want to activate the mode. If you take a measurement while in continuous measurement mode, it kicks you back out to non-continuous measurement mode.Area and volume calculations operate in a similar manner. If you press the units button, it will switch to area, pressing it again switches to volume. Sometimes it hangs when you press a third time and gets stuck in volume mode instead of moving back to linear mode. Plus, once you take your measurements in area/volume mode, it kicks you back out to linear mode. I have NO idea why DeWalt designed it this way, but it’s very frustrating to constantly have to set it back to the proper mode you want to use. If you’re doing area calculations, chances are you’ll be taking LOTS of measurements that way. You don’t want to measure the area of just one wall when calculating the number of gallons of paint you need to buy!The accuracy is better than stated when operating between the ranges of 2′ to 35′. It actually had a ±1/16″ accuracy anywhere in that range, which is better than DeWalt’s spec of ±1/8″. I didn’t have a tape longer than 35′, so I’ll just have to trust DeWalt that it works as calibrated out to 65′. However, I found that for measurements under 24″ in length, the laser was usually off by up to 1/4″, which is outside the specifications provided by DeWalt.So if you decide to buy this, it should be for the area or volume calculation capability, because otherwise there are more accurate, similarly priced models out there that do pure linear measurements better.