Are you looking to utilize your surveying equipment for a laser scanning project? Do you currently use reference spheres for registration? This tripod adapter with a magnetic clip for reference spheres is perfect for your surveying needs. You can effortlessly attach your reference sphere to the magnetic clip, ensuring accurate centering of your reference point with ease. The center of the reference sphere is elevated at 196mm/7.7 in, perfectly aligning with the tilting axis height of many total stations (such as Leica and Trimble).

**Product characteristics**

- Height: 9.5cm (3.7 in)

- Weight: 0.15kg

- Adapter features a metal disk for precise attachment of a sphere with a magnet base

- The center of a stationary reference sphere (145mm/5.7 in) is positioned at the height of the vertical axis and the tilting axis of all total stations with a tilting axis height of 196mm (7.7 in) (e.g., Leica, Trimble).

- This positioning allows for easy tachymetric determination of the sphere's center by swapping the adapter with a prism.

**Designated use**

- Provides positive centering of your reference sphere on a tripod utilizing a claw system

- Connect fixed points marked on the ground with your laser scanning project by setting up a tripod on a fixed point and securing the tripod adapter into your tripod.

**Field of application**

- Facilitating work with positive centering

- Establishing reference points using fixed ground markers through a surveying tripod and tripod adapter with a claw system

- Positioning reference spheres within natural settings (woods and meadows)

**Compatibility**

- Reference sphere Basic

- Reference sphere Traveler

- Reference sphere Flexi

- Reference sphere UltraX

- Large checkerboard target

- Small checkerboard target

**Delivery contents**

- 1 tripod adapter with magnetic clip for reference sphere including a tripod adapter with claw system

**Notes**

- Existing fixed ground points can be easily incorporated into your laser scanning project.

- The delivered items do not include a reference sphere.