Handheld Land Meter, BDS/GPS/GLONASS

Buy a professional land meter for area and length measurement online. Handheld area meter is available with 3 satellite systems (BDS/GPS/GLONASS ), 4 measurement modes, data export, area error in 0.003 acres, lithium direct impulse, 3 star localization, and high-definition color screen.

Specifications

• Model: ATO-ZL-166
• Satellite Systems: BDS, GPS, GLONASS
• Antenna: High-quality ceramic antenna
• Storage Capacity: 100 area records, 20 length records
• Precision: ≤1.5m
• Shell Material: Strength engineering plastic
• Screen: 2.4-inch color TFT high brightness, resolution 240x320
• Size: 150x59x28mm
• Net Weight: 180g
• Powering Method: Lithium battery, 3.7V 3500mAh
• Working Time: More than 8 hours
• Operating Temperature: -20℃-+60℃
• Storage Temperature: -30℃-+70℃
• Interface: Micro USB

Dimension (Unit: mm)

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Applications

A land meter, also known as land surveying equipment, they are used to measure distances, angles, and elevations, and is commonly used in construction, engineering, and mining industries to establish property boundaries, create topographical maps, and determine the position of underground utilities. Land meters are also used in scientific research and environmental monitoring to measure changes in the landscape and to study soil erosion, sedimentation, and other geologic processes. Additionally, they are used in agriculture to measure crop yields and monitor the health of crops.

Tips: Satellite Systems Used in Land Meters

Modern land meters usually support multiple satellite positioning systems to improve accuracy and reliability. The main systems include:

• GPS (Global Positioning System)– Developed by the **United States, it is the most widely used global navigation system. It provides worldwide coverage and reliable positioning accuracy.
• BDS (BeiDou Navigation Satellite System)– Developed by China, BDS offers high-precision positioning services across the Asia-Pacific and now globally. Many modern land meters use BDS+GPS dual-mode for faster and more stable signals.
• GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System) – Developed by Russia, it works similarly to GPS and provides additional satellite signals, improving positioning accuracy in complex environments (such as forests or hilly areas).

By combining GPS + BDS + GLONASS, land meters can achieve faster satellite lock, higher accuracy, and stronger signal stability, even in remote or partially obstructed areas.