🔥90-Degree Electronic Red-Light Level
🔥90-Degree Electronic Red-Light Level
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🔥90-Degree Electronic Red-Light Level
See Horizontal and Vertical at the Same Time.
Combine a visible 90° red laser guide with horizontal and vertical bubble levels to make right-angle layout, alignment and marking easier to see before you drill, mount, cut or install.


A Bubble Tells You the Tool Is Level. The Laser Shows You Where the Line Goes.
Traditional bubble levels help you check orientation, but the red laser guide extends that reference across the work surface so you can see the intended horizontal and vertical layout before committing.
Use the horizontal bubble vial to check the tool before marking or aligning.
A second bubble vial helps verify vertical positioning.
Perpendicular red lines provide a visible 90-degree layout reference.

Stop Imagining Where the Second Line Should Go.
The right-angle laser outlet projects perpendicular red reference lines, giving you a quick visual guide for jobs where horizontal and vertical positioning need to meet.
Useful when establishing perpendicular reference lines on compatible work surfaces.
The visible laser helps carry the alignment line across the surrounding surface.
A visible reference can make positioning easier to review before fastening.
The palm-size body takes up less room than a long traditional level.

A Right-Angle Reference Without Carrying Another Long Level.
Current product imagery labels the main body at approximately 11.7 × 7 cm / 4.6 × 2.8 in, making it easy to keep near drills, markers and other everyday installation tools.
Compact proportions make it convenient for everyday home and job-site layout tasks.
Useful where a full-length level can feel unnecessarily bulky.
The current product specification identifies an ABS engineering-plastic housing.
The top controls are positioned for straightforward laser operation.

From Wall Decor to Cabinet Layout, Start With a Line You Can Actually See.
Right-angle laser references and bubble leveling are useful anywhere you want a cleaner horizontal or vertical layout before drilling, fastening or placing the finished piece.

Position. Level. Project. Mark.
Use the bubble vials to establish the tool position, project the required reference line, then use the visible guide to help plan the next mark or installation step.
Place the tool where the horizontal and vertical layout should begin.
Use the horizontal and vertical vials to verify the tool orientation.
Use the red right-angle reference as a guide for layout, positioning or marking.
Why It Can Be Faster Than Repeating the Same Measuring Steps.
Perpendicular laser guides help visualize a right-angle layout across the work area.
Separate horizontal and vertical bubble references provide an easy visual leveling check.
The compact body is suited to small installation work where a long level may be inconvenient.
Specifications
Align the Surface — Not Someone's Eyes.
Use the projected line only as an alignment reference. Do not stare directly into the laser outlet, point the beam toward people or animals, or deliberately direct it toward reflective surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a digital angle finder with a display?
What does the laser do?
Does it have traditional bubble levels too?
Is the laser automatically self-leveling?
What projects is it useful for?
What size is the tool?
What is the housing made from?
What is the exact laser range?
What battery type does it use?
Level the Tool. Project the 90°. Then Know Where the Next Mark Should Go.
Add a compact right-angle laser reference to tile work, woodworking, wall mounting and everyday DIY jobs where alignment matters.
