Geo Fennel Total Stations

we are the popular exporter, manufacturer, distributor and supplier of Geo Fennel Total Stations in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India. The geo-FENNEL TheoDist is a new instrument designed to be easy to use and quick to set up on any construction site. Inexperienced users and professionals alike will benefit from the menu driven software with its intuitive structure and function keys improving productivity and saving valuable time.

The principle features of the geo-FENNEL TheoDist:
Measuring programmes that provide efficient and easy solutions for setting out
Reflectorless measurement makes inaccessible target positioning a thing of the past
Three-dimensional measurement of coordinates
Menu driven software with intuitive structure to maximize productivity
A visible laser pointer to improve targeting accuracy and allowing measurements to be taken without looking through the telescope
Data can be uploaded and downloaded to a PC via the RS232 connection
Quick and easy set-up with the integrated Laser Plummet
Measuring range of up to 200 m without a reflector and 600 m with a single prism
Affordable price

The geo-FENNEL TheoDist is equipped with a variety of programs from simple distance and angle measurement up to precise three-dimensional setting out:.
Missing Line
Offset
Area
Remote elevation measurement
Resection

Integrated application programmes for setting out office generated designs
The communication software supplied with the geo-fennel allows the user to save the data in various formats. The data files can be converted into DXF format making them suitable to be uploaded into CAD Software such as AutoCAD.

Integrated Application Programs:
Measuring and working in a three dimensional coordinate system.
Measure the height to an object by indirect measurement when a direct measurement is inaccessible.
Calculation of the slope distance, horizontal distance and vertical height difference between two measured points.
Determines the coordinates of the instrument by measuring multiple known points.
The instrument can determine its position from a minimum of two to a maximum of 10 known points.
Calculates the distance and angle to a point you want to measure by positioning the target in front, behind or perpendicular to the line of sight.