Operating Tips; Conventional Construction - Stanley INTELLILASER PRO User Manual

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User Manual
Detecting Live Wires
The live wire red LED and
when in the proximity (typically within 4" (10cm) to 18" (46cm) along the surface) from a live wire.
Warning: This tool is not a measuring device and should not be used as a substitute for a voltmeter.
Warning: The LED or Live Wire Detection symbol on the display are just indicators and in some
situations the voltage detection option may not accurately indicate the presence of voltage in the
event of internal device failure or improper operation, and therefore should not be relied upon for
identification of the presence of hazardous voltages. Other evidence such as construction blueprints or
visual identification of wiring or conduit entry points should also be utilized.
Always turn off AC power when working near wiring.
Always follow proper safety practices and use a separate detection method to verify a de-energized
condition prior to commencing work.
Note: Static electrical charges that can develop on drywall and other surfaces will spread the voltage
detection area many inches on each side of the actual electrical wire. To aid in locating the wire position,
scan holding the unit ½" (12mm) away from the wall surface or place your other hand on the surface
approximately 12" (30cm) from sensor.
Warning: Shielded wires or wires in metal conduits, casings, metalized walls or thick, dense walls will
not be detected.
Cautions on Operating
You should always use caution when nailing, cutting or drilling in walls, ceilings and floors that may contain
wiring or pipes near the surface. Shielded, dead or non-powered wiring will not be detected as live wires.
Always remember that studs or joists are normally spaced 16 inches (41cm) or 24 inches (61cm) apart and
are 1-1/2 inches (38mm) in width. To avoid surprises, be aware that anything closer together or of a different
width may be an additional stud, joist or fire break. When working near AC electrical wires, always turn off
the power.
Laser Leveling/Line Generation
• Laser plane in the stud detection mode is always on; a laser icon is also shown on the LCD.
• The Laser plane can also be turned ON/OFF by pressing the "Laser Power Button"
• The Laser plane will automatically turn off after 1 hour.
• Laser plane can be pivoted 90° degree clockwise or counter clockwise with 45° degree detents by
pressing the laser plane lock/release button.
• 3 level vials are incorporated on the body of the housing to aid in leveling the laser plane in the desired
orientation.
Mounting Hole and Push Pins
Two push pins are stored at the bottom part of IntelliLaser
Pro on the wall through the unit's mounting holes when needed.

OPERATING TIPS

Conventional Construction

Doors and windows are commonly constructed with additional studs and headers for added stability. The
IntelliLaser Pro detects the edge of these double studs and solid headers and emits and holds an audio
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signal as it crosses over them.
Surface Differences
The IntelliLaser Pro will scan through common building materials, Including:
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• Gypsum drywall
• Plywood sheathing
• Hardwood floors
• Linoleum over wood
• Wallpaper
The sensor cannot scan through:
• Carpeting
• Foil faced materials
• Ceramic tile
• Cement or concrete
• Metal & plaster walls
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will illuminate and the IntelliLaser Pro sounds an audible tone, warning
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Pro. They are used to mount the IntelliLaser
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