Description
KOLIDA CTS-661R10 TOTAL STATION
TOUCH SCREEN, GRAPHIC DISPLAY
Kolida CTS-661R10 Total Station LCD touchscreen display on both sides gives surveyors a clear, colorful and fully graphical environment, user can easily find details on the sketch map.
PRACTICAL PROGRAM
Kolida CTS-661R10 Total Station has Various of surveying programs onboard allow surveyors to complete their tasks directly in the field: angle offset, angle repetition, dual-distance offset, coordinate measurement, REM, MLM, Staking out, Road Design, area calculation, volume calculation, COGO…
TEMPERATURE & PRESSURE SENSORS
External controllers can be linked to the total station, through the Bluetooth™ wireless connection
TRIGGER KEY
The trigger key on the side of the instrument allows users to start the measurement without moving the sightline away from the telescope. It avoids vibration on the keyboard and increases measurement precision. In winter it is difficult to use a gloved hand to push small buttons on total station keyboard. In this situation, trigger key is much more convenient than the keyboard button.
LONG DISTANCE MEASUREMENT
Thanks to the high-efficiency EDM, 661 features long-distance measurements: 1000m in reflectorless mode and up to 3500-5000m using a single prism, with millimeter accuracy.
FAST, ACCURATE, RELIABLE EDM
The fastest distance measuring speed is down to 0.1 to 0.3 second, with 1mm+1ppm accuracy, making any job extremely cost-effective and reliable.
LARGE MEMORY EASY DATA MANAGEMENT
The 98Mb internal memory is able to store 833,000 data blocks, the SD card up to 8 Gb can store a huge amount of data. Users don’t need to worry about memory space. USB flash memory is usable too.
RUGGED, DURABLE.
IP65 dustproof/waterproof rating ensures 661’s high reliability in all weather conditions and allows working even under very humid conditions and where sand and dust are present. The high-performance telescope, features 30X magnification and illuminated reticle, providing the best sighting quality in any lighting condition.
