# Spectra Precision HV302-2 Horiz/Vert Interior Laser Package — Rechargeable w/ Remote and Receiver
**$1,140.00**
Overview
The Spectra Precision HV302-2 Interior Package delivers professional-grade horizontal and vertical laser leveling with remote receiver detection for contractors who need verified accuracy without constant tape measurements. This rechargeable configuration includes the HL760 laser receiver, enabling one-person layout operations on distance-critical interior jobs including commercial framing, acoustical ceiling grid, and finish carpentry. The dual-axis design projects 90-degree intersecting lines with ±1/8" accuracy at 100 feet, while the included RC402N remote control allows grade adjustments from across the room. Rechargeable NiMH batteries eliminate disposable-cell costs on multi-day interior projects, and the IP54-rated housing withstands jobsite dust and incidental moisture in HVAC-active buildings.Key Specifications
- Leveling Range: ±5° self-leveling; manual mode available
- Accuracy: ±1/8" at 100 feet (±3mm at 30m)
- Laser Diameter: 600 feet (180m) with receiver; 200 feet (60m) visible range
- Beam Configuration: Horizontal + vertical (90° layout cross)
- Power: Rechargeable NiMH battery pack; 30-hour runtime per charge
- Remote Control Range: 200 feet (60m) with RC402N
- Receiver Compatibility: HL760 included; works with all Spectra HR-series receivers
- Mounting: 5/8"-11 threaded; tripod and wall-mount capable
- Environmental Rating: IP54 dust/splash resistant
- Warranty: 3-year manufacturer coverage
What's in the Kit
- HV302 horizontal/vertical interior laser
- HL760 laser receiver with clamp
- RC402N remote control
- Rechargeable NiMH battery pack
- AC charger with wall adapter
- Soft carrying case
- Operator manuals
Job Applications
- Commercial Metal Stud Framing: Projects horizontal reference lines for track layout across 100+ foot tenant spaces while the HL760 receiver confirms elevation at door headers and bulkhead transitions without tape verification
- Acoustical Ceiling Grid Installation: Establishes level perimeter lines and provides receiver-detectable height references that keep main tee elevations consistent across large open-plan offices where visual beam confirmation isn't practical
- Cabinet and Millwork Installation: Vertical beam creates true plumb reference for floor-to-ceiling installations while horizontal line ensures upper cabinet alignment, with remote control allowing single-installer grade tweaks from the work position
- Electrical Rough-In: Horizontal line sets consistent device box heights across multi-room commercial suites while receiver detection verifies panel and junction box elevations in utility rooms with obstructed sightlines
- Tile and Flooring Layout: Projects perpendicular reference lines for large-format tile layout with receiver providing audible confirmation at intermediate grid intersections, eliminating cumulative measurement error on hotel corridors and retail spaces
- Door and Window Framing: Remote-adjustable horizontal beam establishes uniform header heights across repetitive residential framing while vertical line confirms king stud plumb without constant level checks
Compatible Accessories
- Spectra Precision Elevating Tripods — Adjustable-height mounting for ceiling work
- Universal Detector Clamps — Grade rod and stud mounting options
- Spectra Rechargeable Battery Packs — Backup power for back-to-back projects
- Magnetic Laser Targets — Visual acquisition at maximum range
- Laser Safety Glasses — Beam visibility enhancement in bright conditions
Related Guides
- Interior Laser Comparison Guide: Rotary vs. Line Lasers
- Using Laser Receivers for Long-Distance Layout
- Commercial Metal Stud Layout Techniques
- Maintaining Accuracy: Laser Calibration and Care
FAQ
- Can I use this laser outdoors or just for interior work?
- The HV302-2 functions outdoors with the HL760 receiver for tasks like form layout or deck framing within the 600-foot detection diameter, but it lacks the rotary head design and enhanced environmental sealing optimized for exterior grade work. For outdoor-primary applications, consider Spectra's GL or LL-series grade lasers with full IP66/IP67 ratings.
- How does the receiver help on large interior jobs compared to just watching the beam?
- The HL760 receiver detects the laser plane beyond visual range and in bright conditions where the beam becomes invisible, giving audible confirmation when you're on-grade at distances up to 300 feet from the laser. This eliminates walking back and forth for visual checks when setting ceiling grid elevations, transferring benchmarks through doorways, or working in high-ambient-light retail spaces with skylight glare.
- What's the runtime difference between rechargeable and alkaline configurations?
- The included NiMH rechargeable pack provides approximately 30 hours of continuous operation per charge, while alkaline D-cell configurations (available in the HV302 standard package) deliver 60+ hours but with ongoing battery replacement costs. For contractors running the laser daily, the rechargeable system pays for itself within 15-20 work days while reducing battery disposal waste.
- Does the remote control work through walls or only in line-of-sight?
- The RC402N uses infrared communication requiring line-of-sight to the laser's receiver window, with effective range up to 200 feet in typical conditions. It won't operate through walls or around corners, but the 360° reception pattern means you don't need precise aiming—just general direction toward the laser from anywhere in the room. For obstructed locations, you'll need to approach the laser for manual button access.
