Rugby Receivers and Remote Controls
Rugby Rotating Lasers
Hand-held receivers pick up the rotating laser plane and show whether the staff sits above, on or below it, outdoors a rotating laser cannot be used sensibly without one. The category covers the Rod Eye 120, 120G, 140 and 160 receivers, the MTR-90R, the PLR300RG for red and green lasers and the CLC Combo+, which joins receiver and remote control in a single housing. Clamps and brackets for mounting on a staff, tripod or machine complete the range. Selection is driven by capture window height, readout accuracy, working range and the ingress protection rating.
| Model | Use | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Rod Eye 120 | red rotating lasers | 70 mm window, 900 m working diameter |
| Rod Eye 120G | green rotating lasers | digital readout, matched to the Rugby 640G |
| Rod Eye 140 | large sites | 120 mm window, anti-strobe, 1350 m |
| Rod Eye 160 | fine work | 120 mm window, digital millimetre readout |
| CLC Combo+ | Rugby CLH and CLA | receiver and remote control in one, 1350 m |
| PLR300RG | mixed fleets | red and green, 127 mm window, 300 m |
Typical applications: Height checks on the staff in earthworks and civil engineering, grade checks in road building, picking up the laser plane on formwork and columns, and reception on a machine mast with the MTR-90R.
