Green Cross Line Laser Level with 2 plumb dots

Green Cross Line Laser Level with 2 plumb dots
Model 194G

Features:

Projects one 360°degree green horizontal and one 140°green vertical line
Unique up and down green plumb spots
Adjustable green beam brightness for use in different light condition

Self leveling & manual mode for use in any angle
Pulse mode for longer working range with a receiver
Robust design for working in tough situation

IP54 water & dust proof, 1m drop resistant

6hrs of continuous operation with 3xAA alkaline batteries

Standard 1/4” tripod connecting thread

Portable magnetic bracket with 1/4” and 5/8” tripod connecting thread
Housing color available: yellow, blue, green, red

Standard kit:

Laser level with integrated magnetic bracket, 3xAA alkaline battery, manual, carry pouch

Ordering Information:

What is a green cross line laser level with up and down plumb dots use for?

A green cross line laser level with plumb dots (also called a "plumb dot laser") is a precision tool designed for vertical (plumb), horizontal (level), and vertical alignment across multiple planes. The green laser offers better visibility than red (especially in bright indoor/outdoor light), while the "up/down plumb dots" add critical vertical reference points above and below the tool—making it indispensable for professional construction, decoration, and installation tasks where accuracy across heights or long distances is required.

1. Core Functions

- Green cross lines: A horizontal line (for level reference) and a vertical line (for plumb reference) that intersect at 90°, covering a wide area (e.g., walls, floors, ceilings).

- Up plumb dot: A small, precise laser dot projected directly upward (e.g., onto a ceiling, upper floor, or overhead beam).

- Down plumb dot: A laser dot projected directly downward (e.g., onto a floor, subfloor, or lower surface).

Together, these create a 3D vertical reference axis (the line connecting the up/down dots) and a 2D cross line for horizontal/vertical alignment—solving tasks that require "lining up points across heights" or "ensuring verticality through multiple levels."

2. Why the "Up/Down Plumb Dots" Matter (vs. Basic Cross Line Lasers)

A standard cross line laser only provides 2D (wall/floor) alignment—but the up/down dots solve 3D alignment problems where you need to:

- Connect reference points across heights (e.g., floor → ceiling, basement → attic).

- Ensure verticality through multiple levels (e.g., a wall that spans 2 stories).

- Center objects over a fixed point (e.g., a ceiling light over a table).

Without plumb dots, you’d have to use a traditional plumb bob (slow, imprecise) or measure repeatedly—wasting time and risking errors.

3. Key Uses

This tool is for anyone needing fast, accurate level/plumb alignment across heights and surfaces:

- Professionals (contractors, electricians, carpenters, tilers) rely on it for high-precision construction tasks.

- DIYers use it for home renovations (hanging cabinets, tiling, installing lighting) to achieve professional-quality results.

Its green laser visibility and 3D reference (cross lines + plumb dots) make it the go-to tool for tasks where "straight" and "level" can’t be compromised.