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Thanks for the video. I see there are 4 screws under the base. But the base is thick, making the laser beam is 1.5cm away from the ground. Is it possible to unscrew the mount for to install a slimmer plate, in order to have the beam closer to the ground ?

Hi Brash air, Thank you very much for your video. I looked at the procedure for orthogonal check and I believe that there may be something wrong at 10:28. If you align B and C (after rotating 90deg) you will be forcibly aligning at A also (the projection of a plane is a straight line) In that case the misalignment error will be evident at D. (different vertical plane but same result) To measure the misalignment error at point A you have to align the cross lines at B and the mark on the wall at D, forget about aligning C (C will be affected by the same error evident at A). Please let me know if you see any wrong in my thinking and again, thank you very much for sharing, your video gave me a fantastic start. Cheers.

Thank you for the excellent review. Have a few lasers, including a $450 or so Heupar, and need this to get higher and level. Much appreciated, Sir!

nice job thanks

I bought this level off Huepar and it was unlocked when I took it out of case.I was worried the pendulum would be damaged in transit from China to Australia so it was exchanged by Huepar.The second one they sent was also unlocked ,im over it .Can this be a problem being unlocked in transit ? Huepar are saying it's fine and they can't guarantee a third one is locked WTF

wow! beautiful legs

El video con subtitulos en español x favor gracias

Man your table is either out of square or out of level lol. Good video. Very informative.

Thank you very much! I just adjusted Hilda laser from 15mm deviaton to 2mm deviation to 10 meters.

Lol almost comedy watching this

Well done. No info about battery. haha

My huepar laser reciever doesnt wirk properly in bright sunlight. It just keeps beeping. Indoors or in shade no problem but in sun its a no go. After researching Huepar even state that there will be issues with reciever in bright sunlight. Such a pity

This stand is sold by at least six different brands on Amazon. Huepar sells it for $82. I got mine for $69.

Very well done. It's nice that you have fasteners and other material. Saves you from multiple trips to the hardware store.

I just bought this device two hours ago and now learning all there is to learn on the features. So thank you very much for this video. The features I REALLY like and did not get mentioned as a positive are the following : 1) Thanks to this video, I know now that they designed the device as such that you don't forget to lock the self leveler pendulum by making it an integral part of the on/off switch. Because for sure I would forget to block the pendulum and then brake the thing by transporting it. I was a bit worried about that. 2) A feature that made me buy this model is that it comes with an rechargeable battery, but ALSO a device that will take 4 AA batteries. This means that even if I have an issue with the battery, I can still use the device with AA batteries, until I can get a replacement. 3) The battery can be charged with a USB-C cable, so I don't have to panic if I lose the charging cable, as I have about 4 or 5 of those already for my cell-phone and other small electric devices. 4) The horizontal lines on top and on the bottom. I went back and forth if I could spare one, because it is about 50 euros cheaper. But decided that I will be doing sealings and crown molding on the sealings, so I will be needing a top laser to get the laser exactly where I want it. But then I also will be installing floors, so I guess I need a horizontal laser that can be as low as possible as well. Hence I bought this model. 5) The remote control is made such that you can hang it on a carabiner and attach it to your toolbelt or pants. Because otherwise FOR SURE it would last me a day before losing it. 6) The wall bracket I should be getting with it, according to their webshop is the one where the laser sits on and is not suspended as shown in your video. I have seen a lot of videos raving about that wallbracket, that it was not an option to go for a model that had another model of bracket with it. So now I will have to wait and see, what will come in my box. 7) The fact that you can buy a really sturdy tripod, that even has a feature to weigh the tripod down for extra sturdiness. And they also have a very nifty pole option (to be mounted between floor and ceiling for mounting the laser level. But I'll buy that once I have ceilings. 🙂 That might take a while. 8) The fact that if you have to change the battery, you don't need to dismount the device from the bracket because their is enough space underneath it. All the other things you have mentioned, the sturdiness of the device, the fact you can service the device yourself if it will go out of allignement, the fact that the box is sturdy and well patted, the fact that the green target thingy has a magnet (mind blown), the fact you can use the device with the USB C charge cable plugged into the device, that you can use the device on self leveling mode or manual mode for staircases. All and all, I didn't know the brand, but I am very impressed how well this device has been thought out. Really clever designs, in the tool as well as the accessories that come with it. I am always very motivated to buy quality products and brands on second hand websites. But after learning how delicate these laser levels are, I decided against buying a used Dewalt or Milwaukee laser level. Because you never know what happened to those devices and why they are being sold. And I wouldn't know how to go about and test such a device before paying for it. I also ordered from the Huepar website as I am not always sure how the Amazones of this world are treating the boxes while preparing them for shipping. That I got a 15% discount, was a happy coincidence. Today I am EXTREMELY happy after 3 weeks of research, that I finally bit the bullet and went for the Huepar SO4CG. This reply became lengthy. But reading the comments under videos like yours made my search, that more effective and I like to contribute to anyone searching for their ideal laser level. Thanks again for confirming I did make a good purchase.

Totally useless

how do you know how close to true level? that's what most people really want to know. if it's within 3mm of wrong it's still wrong.

Dmg que l’on ne puisses pas adapter le support fourni avec le laser afin de jouer sur la translation, sinon produit au top 💚

If this type of pole falls over even without much impact the treads snap off the poles rendering them useless

How do you actually measure vertical height of the level?

I bought one of these ( UK) and it arrived today. While the laser itself is great, they have changed the large adjustable mount that now has a micro adjustable feature so it can be moved closer to the wall etc when mounted. However there is far too play in all of the adjusters making it unusable.

HI I turned on my new Huepar S04CG laser for the first time and noticed that the vertical beam was splitting into two. one is bright. the second one is weak. What can you do to help?

calibration = take it to service, you're welcome!

What is that plate called? I can’t find it

In it's website description, it mentions adjustable from floor to ceiling, which I can see the upper capability clearly, but was wondering with the tri-pod or the pole alone, can it really go down to almost floor level? Say you want to put down your first row of tile off your shower pan, could it be used for this lower use?

oh, this is intuitive to me to measure the most measurement tools in your workshop without needing more accuracy tools. Thanks a log.

Is there videos on people actually opening them up adjusting them not drawings

Good explanation of how the level works, but you didn't actually give a method of calibration. How does one determine the actual level without a perfectly level floor to work from?

Will this run on a power bank in the USB port. Battery life is kinda short...

This is by far one one of the best videos I have seen. Another great video is his video on how to make the adjustments. Thanks.

I believe there is no such thing as flat surface. Tripod is not perfect, floor is not perfect and most importantly the rubber casing of the laser is very not perfect - thus all 90° horizontal movements will result in slight difference in level. The true level might be acquired here 3:57 - it's right in between those red lines but only if we previously manually adjust the height of the laser using the nearby wall, after every single movement of the laser. Hope I understood that right.

I've got a question. -- If you are using the vertical laser line on a wall -- and want to have a slanted line rather than a perfect straight up and down line -- is there any adjustment on the tripod stand to angle the laser line on a wall ?

Cool but now a vidoe of How it is done with real images?

genius level

Hi, Thank you for your answer. I don't understand if you payed it or if it was a free product in exchange of this review? Thank you for your answer.

Does anyone know if it's possible to have both an auto start with the remote switch?

Wow that is cool i thought i could hang a plumb bob from 30 feet and adjust the line to it. Wham bam easy and done not necessarily. THX dood.,

Nice video. Is there any difference between a contactor and a relay aside from the size?

thx...

Hi Calvin. Where did you buy the measuring pole?

Awesome video

12:19 how should I know where exactly is my true level :D it is impossible

Great review of the receiver. I've been thinking about adding this to my current Huepar setup.

It was a super helpful series in parts 1 & 2. I was impressed by the lengths you went to get accuracy on angle measurements and their calculations. THANKS!!!

i opened my huepar 3x360 laser and the adjustment screws at the end that you showed only seemed to adjust the horizontal. i made one mark on the wall 5m away and adjusted the front laser until the front and back window both were dead on the mark then i proceeded to do the same to the side laser until all windows were on the mark. The only way i found to adjust the vertical was to work out which way the laser was out and fractionaly back out the screws attaching the laser diode until it was level with another laser that was level to a spirit level, so all three were giving the same reading. The vertical of the laser i was adjusting needed to go to the right so i fractionaly and evenly backed out the top screws, thats got to be how huepar would repair it as i spent hours on it and the two ways i used was the only possible way i could do it. Have used it since to do some MF ceilings at 2400mm, i set the laser up in a room at around 5x5m measuring up from the floor 2400mm, i then measured each corner of the room and they were within 1-2mm accuracy except one which was about 5mm difference which im putting down to the screeded floor.

I presume this doesn’t affect the simpler models that do not have a digital display

Can it be used for vertical and horizontal level?

+/- 3mm means up to 6mm distance between lower and upper mark after rotation when distance between laser and wall is 5m, what you are saing is correct, but your picture @4:45 is incorrect, should be 3mm (plus or minus 1.5mm gives you 3mm distance).

2:55 Thanks to explain frequency setup for Line Laser Receiver 👍

Not bad for $99. So you’re a musician too? Music not bad either.