Bosch GRL160DHV - Dual-Axis Self-Leveling Rotary Laser Service Manual download pdf (Page 19)

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Working with Wall Mount (Optional

Accessory)

The durable metal wall mount 51 provides a

flexible, yet sturdy means of positioning the

tool in the desired location.

1. Determine the approximate height at which

the laser beam will need to be project. To

ensure the ability to adjust the tool height

either up or down to the intended laser

line, the top of the mount should be

positioned so that the slot on the back side

of the mount is even with intended

laser line.

2. Choose the surface on which the mount

will be attached, wall, T-bar framing

or beam.

3. Secure the mount to the mounting surface

When mounting to a wall, drive two or

three study screws into the wall with at

least one driven into a stud. Make sure the

screw heads are wide than the upper end

of the screw openings.

When mounting to a T-bar framing or

beam, slide the slot on the back side of the

mount over the frame and tighten the two

knurled knobs. Make sure that full surface

of the bolt ends press against the T-bar

framing or beam.

4. Securely attach the tool to the mount using

the 5/8-11 knurled knob on the underside

of the platform.

5. Adjust the height of the tool over an

8" / 20 cm vertical extension range using

the inch or metric scale on the side of the

bar and using the height locking knob.

Working with Tripod (Optional Accessory)

A tripod 50 offers a stable, height-adjustable

measuring support. Place the tool via the

tripod mount 14 onto the 5/8-11 male thread

of the tripod and screw the locking screw of

the tripod tight.

Working with the Measuring Plate

(Optional Accessory)

With the measuring plate 48, it is possible to

project the laser mark onto the floor or the

laser height onto a wall.

The red acrylic used in the target enhances

the laser beam, making the laser dot

more visible.

With the zero field and the scale, the offset or

drop to the required height can be measured

and projected at another location. This

eliminates the necessity of precisely adjusting

the tool to the height to be projected.

The measuring plate 48 has a reflective

coating that enhances the visibility of the laser

beam at greater distances or in intense

sunlight. The brightness intensification can be

seen only when viewing, parallel to the laser

beam, onto the measuring plate

Laser Viewing Glasses (Optional

Accessory)

The laser viewing glasses filter out the

ambient light. This makes the red light of the

laser appear brighter for the eyes.

The red plastic used in the glasses enhances

the laser beam, making the laser dot more

visible. These glasses are particularly useful

when using the GRL160DHV laser tools

outdoors or in brightly lit environments.

• Do not use the laser viewing glasses as

safety goggles. The laser viewing glasses

are used for improved visualization of the

laser beam, but they do not protect against

laser radiation.

• Do not use the laser viewing glasses as sun

glasses or in traffic. The laser viewing

glasses do not afford complete UV

protection and reduce color perception.

Use with Accessories

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