Questions and Answers for Milwaukee 330 ft. Laser Distance Meter

A:  Hi Parker! Our 150 ft. Laser Distance Meter (48-22-9802) doesn't have an option to change the increments/rounding. Everything you can affect is in the units settings.

A:  Yes, I have checked my measurements in the house several times, and I would trust it!

A:  I do it everyday. Just make sure ur laser is straight

A:  It can be set to read in meters if that's what you mean.

A:  It is made in China.

A:  Hello Aus, the 330 ft. Laser Distance Meter is not able to measure feet-decimals or foot-tenths. We recommend this Meter is indoor use.

A:  Yes it most certainly works outside. But on very sunny days, it can be very difficult to see where your laser is hitting. It also can take quie some time (like around 10 seconds) for it to acquite length of a distance. I've used this laser at least 100 times outside - as I'm an appraiser. So it definitely works outside, but it is much slower to acquite distances than on older less sophisticated Dewalt laser measurer I used to use.

A:  No, this unit does not work outdoors.

A:  It works better indoors, I used a few times outdoor but on a sunny day you can't see the beam laser so you dont know what is your point to measure. It works on really short distances.

A:  Yes, it comes with a case that can hang on your belt or something.

A:  It comes with a case.

A:  Hello! Our 150 ft. Laser Distance Meter comes with a fabric case.

A:  This one measures in feet, inches, and fractions. You can set it to measure from the front or the rear of the device. It is great .

A:  Yes it can measure in feet and inches and if I remember correct just inches (even for longer measurements).

A:  If you don't touch any of the buttons for about 10 minutes or so it will automatically turn off.

A:  I haven't had that experience it stays on for the most part until you turn it off. It works pretty good just remember to include the complete distance number. Example: 12' 8/32 inches it's easy to mistakenly see 12' leaving off the 8/32nd part because the number are much smaller than the inch number.

A:  The laser would more than likely get caught up in the dust and give a false reading but is a much stronger laser than most brands Ive tried!