Firecore Laser Receiver for Green Laser Level, Two-Sided LCD Displays to Detect Green Beams Digital Laser Detector Used with Pulsing Line Lasers Up to 197ft Working Range, Rod Clamp Included - FD30

Using the Cigman laser level i got from Amazon (should work with any "Green" "Pulsed Laser" (not continuous wave 'mode'), I was getting accurate 'level' tones at 65 feet in direct sunlight. Likely could see sensor at 75+ feet, but only needed 60 and less for setting concrete forms to be 'on-grade' for our 60'x44' garage footings.Being over-cautious on the laser's self leveling capabilities, I ran a water-Level (can't beat simple physics) and found the laser was accurate to less than 1/16th of an inch at 71.5 feet! This means this laser receiver was equally accurate.One minor quirk that seems to run in most laser level receivers: at greater distances past 30 feet, the laser line spreads and weakens the farther you get from the laser source. In direct sunlight the on-target green led may not light up or tone. You'll see this receiver go from low to high rapidly with very minor movements signaling you're on target. Since it delivered me a less than 1/16th inch accuracy at 71.5 ft, this isn't a problem for simpler applications such as mine.

Nice price point but does not read universal green laser.

Amazing product to use with fire core laser level. Just set the grade for my patio project out back.

recently bought a firecore g30 lazer and the firecore receiver. the unit works sometimes move a couple feet nothing. i don't know if it 's the lazer or receiver faulty. i was trying to level a floor 20-25 feet away. i contacted firecore tools left a message about the problem that was 5 days ago only response was they gave me a reference # and would get back to me soon. the customer service is terrible if you have a problem. if you are looking for a lazer & receiver i would advise you to look at a different brand then firecore

I have 3 laser levels, and I thought for sure this would work with at least one of them, but apparently not. No matter what mode I put any of them in, this showed me nothing.However, after spending about an hour doing more research, I finally figured out that none of my laser levels work with this.Sigh.It's clearly my fault, as I obviously made a mistake. So I can't fault the product.The one bit of advice that I can give you is make sure your laser does "pulse mode", which it seems none of mine do. This seems to be a decent little device, but make sure it'll work with your unit prior to purchase.

The Firecore Laser is very accurate, but needed a receiver for out-of-doors work. The Firecore Laser Receiver is wonderful and made my out-side work easy and accurate.

I used this with a green firecore laser for site leveling on a carport project.It was easy to use and saved me a lot of time.Very happy with it.

I am in the process of getting the permits to build a house on a lot purchased. I have a pulse laser and will be using it to assist first off with the post and beam foundation so I took my laser outside with this laser detector to see if this will work for the length and width of the foundation area I'll be working and it did exactly what I needed. That's all I can ask at this point. Getting the foundation points lined up perfectly is important - it's literally the foundaton of my house! I will keep the laser and this detector together so that when I'm ready to move forward (with permits in hand), I'll have my tools near at hand.