Electronic Level

Electronic levels are measuring tools used by craftsmen in various industries for accurate leveling and alignment. They are part of the supply class Measuring Tools and specifically fall under the Craftsmen's category in the supply group Measuring Tools.

Electronic levels utilize electronic sensors and digital displays to provide precise measurements of angles and slopes. They are commonly used in construction, carpentry, metalworking, and other trades where accurate leveling is crucial.

Some key features of electronic levels may include:

1. Digital display: Electronic levels typically have a digital display that shows the measured angle or slope in degrees, minutes, and seconds.

2. Leveling accuracy: These tools offer high accuracy levels, often within a few decimal places, ensuring precise measurements.

3. Multiple measurement modes: Electronic levels may have different modes for measuring angles, slopes, and even inclinations.

4. Hold and freeze functions: Some models have a hold or freeze function that allows users to lock the measured value on the display for easy reading and recording.

5. Calibration capabilities: Many electronic levels can be calibrated to ensure accuracy over time, and some models even have self-calibration features.

6. Additional features: Depending on the model, electronic levels may include features like audible alerts, backlighting for improved visibility in low-light conditions, and memory storage for saving measurements.

Overall, electronic levels provide craftsmen with a reliable and efficient way to achieve precise leveling and alignment in their projects.