Intrinsically safe laser distance meter: NV100-IS
The NV100-IS is a 100 m laser distance meter, often called a disto or distomat, certified intrinsically safe for hazardous areas. It measures distance, area and volume, works out heights with its tilt sensor, and sends readings to your phone over Bluetooth.

NV100-IS at a glance
| Measuring range | 0.05–100 m |
|---|---|
| Measuring accuracy | ±1.5 mm |
| Smallest unit displayed | 1 mm |
| Reference point | Front, rear, tripod or end-piece |
| Measuring functions | Continuous measurement (tracking), min/max, addition and subtraction, area, wall surface, volume, point-to-point |
| Height and angle | Vertical distance by tilt sensor, Pythagoras calculations, digital vial |
| Data | Bluetooth, with a data transfer app on Google Play; memory for 30 values |
| Other | Display backlight, timer |
| Laser | Class II, 635 nm |
| Operating temperature | -10 °C to +50 °C |
| Storage temperature | -20 °C to +50 °C |
| Protection | IP54 |
Rugged measuring tools
These are rugged, not intrinsically safe. Don't take them into a hazardous area.

XP2 laser distance meter
0.05–70 m range, ±2 mm accuracy and 1 mm resolution. Tilt sensor, bubble level, area, volume and indirect height. IP54, runs on 2 × AAA batteries, with carry pouch and hand strap.

W1000 rangefinder
Measures distance from 5 to 1000 m, plus speed (18–300 km/h), angle, height and horizontal distance. 6× magnification, Class 1 laser, CR2 battery, 223 g.
Frequently asked questions
Is the NV100-IS a disto?
Yes. Laser distance meters are often called a disto or distomat. The NV100-IS is the intrinsically safe version for hazardous areas.
Can I take the XP2 or W1000 into a hazardous area?
No. Only the NV100-IS is intrinsically safe. The XP2 and W1000 are for use outside hazardous zones.
Can I see the certification?
Contact us and we'll take you through the certification for your site.
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