Product Manual

THUNDER Laser Detector
Model 54 - Operation
When a laser beam is received, the beeper will also emit
audible signals. Fast beeping means the detector is too
high, continuous is on-grade, and slow is too low.
A Model 52 general purpose clamp is included with the
Model 54 to attach the detector to grade rods. To secure
the clamp to the detector, align the two dovetails of the
clamp to the grooves on the back of the detector. Slide the
clamp down onto the detector. A snapping action will
ensure the clamp is securely attached. To remove the
clamp, depress the thumb release tab and slide the
clamp upward.
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1. Clamp lock tab and thumb release - tab for securing
and thumb release for removing clamp from detector.
2. Dovetail slots - attaches clamp to the back of detector.
3. Reference Indicators - points are aligned with detector
On-grade for grade rod readings.
4. Clamping Screw - tightens the clamp onto rods and
staffs by moving the traveling jaw.
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THUNDER Laser Detector
Model 56 - Interior
1. Power Switch and Loudness Selector - turns the unit on
and off and selects volume level.
2. Beeper Output - emits distinct sound for High, Low, and
On-grade elevations.
3. Laser Reception Window - protects the photocells
which detect the laser signal.
4. LED (Light Emitting Diode) Display - visually indicates
the detectors position relative to the laser beam. Also
indicates power on and low battery warning.
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