Premium 3D, multi-line and 360° line laser levels for level, alignment and square. Class 3 green beams that stand out where Class 2 lasers struggle. Built to be calibrated, repaired and used as everyday trade tools, not throwaways.
From cross line lasers for tiling through to 3D 360° laser levels for full-room fit-out - if you’re chasing the best line laser in Australia, you’re in the right place. [PLACEHOLDER - Jack to confirm: hero head-query sentence phrasing]
On a budget or buying for DIY? See the cheap & budget line laser range ↓
From plumb-rotating 4-line cross lasers through to 3D 360° lasers and the electronic-levelling XLG44, the most fully-featured line laser level we sell. Every premium model is Class 3, properly calibratable, and backed by Australian repair and support.
The 3D line laser range walkthrough, the XLG44 with the AT1 Auto-Tracking Base, outdoor receiver work and more - watch the range being used on real sites.
A multi-line laser projects a set of horizontal and vertical lines from a single base, all referenced to the same self-levelled point. That gives you three core capabilities anywhere on site - and a fourth once you add a receiver.
The horizontal line gives you a perfectly level reference around the room, for tiles, dado rails, suspended ceilings, kitchen joinery, switches and outlets, picture rails, bench heights and anything else that needs to sit level. For all-day trade levelling the XLG44 holds ±1mm at 10m with full electronic self-levelling - the only line laser in the range that has it.
Vertical lines run perfectly plumb from floor to ceiling and let you align studs, partitions, fixtures, doorways, columns or anything else that has to be plumb. Plumb-dot models add a dot directly below for transferring points up from the floor. The XLG44AT bundles the AT1 auto-tracking base for one-person set-out.
Multi-line and 3D lasers project two vertical lines at exactly 90° to each other, giving you instant square for set-out, room layouts, tiled areas, framing and shop fit-out, no string lines or chalk needed. The Green3DMAX wraps full 360° lines around the room - the 3D entry point in the premium range.
Line lasers project a visible beam, but in 99% of outdoor conditions the sun overpowers it. The fix is a line laser receiver: it detects the lines anywhere outdoors, opening up squaring, levelling and vertical alignment on site as well as indoors. Full detail and the receiver range in the outdoor section below.
First laser, occasional use or home projects? Skip the trade range - the cheap & budget line laser range further down is built for exactly that, with the same Australian support behind it.
Pick by lines, by mounting style, or by the work you do. Cross lasers for tiling and small set-out. 3D 360° for floor-to-ceiling fit-out and squaring. XLG44 family for daily trade use where accuracy and durability matter. The table turns that into a model pick, spec by spec.
| CX610G | Green3DMAX | XLG44 | XLG44AT | XLG44XXL | |
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| Lines | 4V + 1H | 360° 3D lines [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: exact line config] | 4V + 4H + plumb dot | 4V + 4H + plumb dot | 4V + 4H + plumb dot |
| Self-levelling | Pendulum [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: confirm] | Pendulum [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: confirm] | Servo electronic | Servo electronic | Servo electronic |
| Accuracy | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: accuracy] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: accuracy] | ±1mm @ 10m | ±1mm @ 10m | ±1mm @ 10m |
| Laser diodes | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: diode count] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: diode count] | 9 OSRAM diodes | 9 OSRAM diodes | 9 OSRAM diodes |
| Battery | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: battery] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: battery] | Li-ion rechargeable | Li-ion rechargeable | Li-ion rechargeable |
| In the kit | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: kit contents] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: kit contents] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: kit contents] | XLG44 + AT1 Auto-Tracking Base | XLG44 + AT1 + LLR805MM mm receiver |
| Warranty | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: warranty] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: warranty] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: warranty] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: warranty] | [PLACEHOLDER - Jack: warranty] |
| Best for | Tiling & small set-out | Floor-to-ceiling fit-out & squaring | Daily trade use where accuracy matters | One-person set-out | Set-out + outdoor receiver work |
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Standard on every model: Class 3R green beam (<5mW) · premium German OSRAM diodes · works with the LLR705 & LLR805MM line laser receivers · calibratable & repairable in Australia.
A multi-line laser projects a set of horizontal and vertical lines from a single base, all referenced to the same self-levelled point - one tool for levelling, alignment and squaring anywhere indoors.
A cross line laser projects a single horizontal and a single vertical line - the entry point for tiling, picture hanging and basic levelling. Multi-line lasers project a set of straight horizontal and vertical lines (typically across a fan angle of around 120°). 3D line lasers, often sold as 360° laser levels, project full 360° horizontal and vertical lines that wrap completely around the room - a continuous reference around walls, ceilings and floors, ideal for floor-to-ceiling fit-out, full-room squaring and large indoor set-out.
Green line laser levels are easier to see indoors than most red ones, but in our premium range both colours run Class 3R (<5mW), so brightness is near identical - red pairs with a receiver to ~150m radius outdoors, vs ~40m for green.
Brightness on a line laser comes down to two things, the laser class (power output) and the quality of the diodes producing the lines. RedBack premium line lasers run ahead on both.
<5mW
Power output across the premium range. Class 3R is the brightest laser class you can legally sell or use for construction in Australia (and most of the world).
<1mW
Around 95% of line lasers on the market are Class 2, five times less power output than Class 3R. Most competitor brands rarely advertise the laser class for that reason.
If you’re shopping for a line laser in Australia, do the calibration check before you buy. A surprising number of “premium” lasers, including those sold at premium prices by some of the biggest tool-store chains, can’t physically be calibrated when they drift, and don’t have spare parts available either.
Many big-brand line lasers cost more than half the original purchase price for a simple calibration. Others can’t be calibrated at all. Many of those brands actually direct people to us to get their lasers serviced, and we end up telling people we can’t help, because the lasers physically don’t have the calibration access they need.
Every RedBack premium line laser is designed to be calibrated and repaired in-house. Send it in, we’ll check it, adjust it, fix it where needed. If you want a recommendation on which brands to avoid, we’re happy to talk you through it.
Line lasers project a visible beam, but in 99% of outdoor conditions the sun overpowers it. The fix is a line laser receiver. Pair any of our premium line lasers with a receiver and you can detect the lines anywhere outdoors, opening up most of the capability of an outdoor rotating laser plus easy vertical alignment, square and set-out.
Red beam line lasers paired with a receiver run to ~150m radius. Green beam line lasers paired with a receiver run to ~40m radius. Both work from the same receivers in the range, so you can buy once and pair across any laser in the line.
Sunlight overpowers the visible beam outdoors. Pair any line laser above - premium or budget - with one of these receivers and the laser line is detected even when direct sight of the beam fails, opening up squaring, levelling, vertical alignment and set-out at distance.
Line laser receivers & auto-tracking
A line laser is only as good as where you can put it. Indoor monopoles for floor-to-ceiling height adjustment, wall brackets for permanent mounts, full tripod and staff bundles for outdoor use, the right accessory turns a laser into a complete kit.
Mounts WB5 - Wall Mount Bracket 5/8 Survey Thread
$119.00inc GST
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Tripods & Staffs 3MIMP - Indoor Monopole 1/4 inch & 5/8 Survey Thread
$149.00inc GST
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Mounts DC10 - 3 in 1 Suction Laser Mount with Dust Collector and Green Laser
$149.00inc GST
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Tripods & Staffs 240HDF - Tripod & Staff Bundle
$200.00inc GST
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Working outdoors at long range instead? See the rotating lasers hub and grade lasers.
Cheap, DIY-friendly indoor laser levels - cross line, plumb-dot and multi-line options. Most of the green models are Class 3, putting them ahead of around 95% of line lasers on the market for brightness. Properly built, calibratable, and backed by Australian support.
Seven cheap, DIY-friendly line lasers - from entry-level cross line through to feature-rich multi-line. Pendulum self-levelling, indoor-focused, easy to set up. Calibratable, repairable where economical, and backed by Australian support. Pick by job size: cross line for tiling, picture hanging and basic levelling; multi-line and plumb-dot for fit-out, set-out and squaring.
A heavy weight pulled toward the ground by a magnet finds level - fast. Reliable, simple, accurate to ±2mm at 10m on most models (±3mm on the UNG6631 family). Pendulum levelling is what nearly every line laser uses, budget through to premium. Premium pendulums are heavier and better-engineered; budget pendulums get the job done at a fraction of the price.
Visible to ~20-40m indoors depending on model and light. Most of these support pulse mode, so paired with our LLR705 line laser receiver they work outdoors too - opens up squaring, levelling and alignment with one kit. Doesn’t quite match a rotary laser for range or accuracy on big outdoor sites, but it gets close enough for DIY and small jobs.
Every laser in the budget range is calibratable. If accuracy drifts, send it in for adjustment. Most can be repaired too, though on the cheapest models there’s a tipping point where a replacement costs about the same as the repair. The point is the option’s there. Backed by 12-month warranty and Australian support either way.
Our budget line lasers come from one of the highest-quality OEMs in the category - superior internal build to most generic listings you’ll find on the cheap-import marketplaces.
A lot of imported lasers ship without ever having their calibration checked, let alone adjusted. That means dodgy readings out of the box, before the pendulum has even had any use.
Every laser we sell is checked to be within tolerance before it ships. After that, you’ve got Australian after-sales support, warranty, and an actual path to calibration adjustment or repair if something goes wrong - not a one-way trip to a foreign warehouse.
Most of our budget green lasers are Class 3 - about 95% of line lasers on the market are Class 2. Class 3 means brighter, sharper lines visible at greater distances. Our budget lasers often outperform name-brand line lasers at twice the price for that reason alone.
You also get more lines for the money. Many big-brand budget lasers give you fewer lines at the same price point, with lighter pendulums that drift out of calibration sooner.
And - depending on the brand - some big-name budget lasers literally can’t be calibrated, or have no after-sales support to do it. Once they’re out of spec, they’re throwaways. Ours aren’t.
Working in trade conditions every day? What you actually get for stepping up. Premium line lasers use the same pendulum self-levelling principle (with the exception of the XLG44 family, which is electronic). The difference is in build quality, optics and longevity:
After a cheap outdoor levelling kit instead? See the budget rotary laser kits.
A few reasons. We sell Class 3R (<5mW output) line lasers, higher power than competitors who mostly sell Class 2 (<1mW). Our premium green line lasers use OSRAM diodes, premium German diodes that project a lighter, brighter wavelength of green light most customers find easier to see. And our flagship XLG44 is powered by 9 laser diodes versus the standard 3 diodes on most multi-line lasers.
Extremely important. Laser Class refers to the power output of the diode, higher Class means more power and more brightness. RedBack premium line lasers are Class 3R (the brightest you can legally sell or use for construction in Australia and most of the world) at <5mW output. Nearly all line lasers sold by competitors are Class 2 at <1mW. That’s why we mention laser class regularly, and our competitors rarely advertise it. It makes a huge difference in visibility indoors.
Yes, but not visibly. The sun is too strong to see laser beams outdoors in 99% of applications. To use a line laser outdoors you need a line laser receiver that detects the laser lines even where the beam can’t visibly be seen. Pairing a line laser with a receiver gives you most of the capabilities of an outdoor rotating laser, plus easy vertical alignment, set-out, square and portability.
Not necessarily, and this is a common misconception. It dates back to when green lasers first arrived in Australia and were generally higher-powered than the red equivalent. In RedBack’s premium multi-line range, both red and green lasers have similar power outputs (<5mW), so the brightness of the lines is almost identical and there’s no real visibility advantage to either.
Red line lasers are generally cheaper than the green equivalents, and have a wider working range when used with a receiver for outdoor work (~150m vs ~40m for green).
We sell premium line lasers that are designed to be fully calibratable and repairable, not throwaway tools. When shopping for a line laser in Australia, do the calibration research before you buy. A lot of line lasers sold here aren’t repairable at all, including some at premium prices from the biggest tool-store chains. Other brands charge more than half the purchase price for a simple calibration. Many of those brands actually direct people to us to calibrate their lasers, and unfortunately many of those lasers physically can’t be calibrated. Just because a laser comes from a big-name tool company doesn’t mean they back it up with after-sales care.
Multi-line lasers project a set of straight horizontal and vertical lines (typically across a fan angle of around 120°). 3D line lasers project full 360° horizontal and vertical lines that wrap completely around the room. 3D coverage gives you a continuous reference around walls, ceilings and floors, ideal for floor-to-ceiling fit-out, full-room squaring and large indoor set-out. The Green3DMAX is our 3D entry point in the premium range.
For build quality, brightness, durability and accuracy, the XLG44 is our flagship, Class 3R green, 9 OSRAM diodes, electronic levelling, ±1mm at 10m, 4 vertical and 4 horizontal lines, and the only line laser in the range with full electronic self-levelling. The XLG44AT bundles it with the AT1 auto-tracking base for one-person set-out.
The UN671D - an auto-levelling cross line laser with a horizontal line for levelling and a vertical line for alignment. Class 2 red beam, ±2mm at 10m, ideal for picture hanging, tiling and basic indoor jobs.
Two reasons. First, our budget lasers come from one of the highest-quality OEMs in the category, with superior internal build to most generic listings - and every laser is calibration-checked before it ships. Many imported lasers never get checked at all. Second, you get Australian after-sales support, warranty and an actual path to calibration adjustment or repair when something drifts. Cheap imports usually offer none of that.
For occasional, DIY or smaller indoor work - yes. They self-level using a pendulum, project clean lines, and most hold accuracy to ±2mm at 10m. They lack the premium build quality and brighter diodes of trade-grade lasers, but they do the basic job properly. Backed by 12-month warranty, Australian support, calibration and repair where economical.
Around 95% of line lasers on the market are Class 2. RedBack’s budget green lasers (UNG-prefix models) are Class 3 - significantly brighter and sharper, visible at greater distances. They often outperform name-brand line lasers at twice the price for that reason.
Yes, with a line laser receiver. All our budget lasers support pulse mode for receiver use. Pair one with the LLR705 or LLR805MM and you’ve got an outdoor laser as well. Doesn’t match a rotating laser for range or accuracy on big sites, but it’s a workable outdoor laser for DIY and smaller outdoor jobs.
Green beams are around 4-5x brighter than red and visible at greater distances indoors. If you’re working in well-lit spaces or you want maximum visibility, choose green (any UNG-prefix model - most are Class 3). Red beam is fine for lower-light interiors and quick indoor jobs.
Yes. Every RedBack budget line laser can be sent back for calibration adjustment if it drifts, and most can be repaired if something fails. On the cheapest models there’s a tipping point where a replacement costs about the same as a repair - but the option is there. Some big-name budget lasers literally can’t be calibrated; once they’re out of spec, they’re throwaways.
Both ranges use pendulum self-levelling (only the XLG44 family is electronic). Premium adds heavier pendulums on friction-free bearings, sharper diodes (brighter, longer-lasting lines), heavy-duty build for daily trade use, better batteries and up to a 2-year warranty. See the premium range above for the step-up models.
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Order 45707 Thanks for the option for review The system is great and well priced compared to TOPCON The in cab receiver needs a back light on the screen with the arrows as it is very hard to see when trimming to the millimetre and can’t be done quickly as you can’t see the arrows properly Has it got a light I haven’t found yet ? Also one of the little magnets pulled out of the magnet mount on The Bucket when I removed so not sure if it’s going to last Any info on this would be great Regards Ashley Ward Maximum Drainage
Jjulien D.2 weeks agoLove the laser , fast delievery
BBrad S.2 weeks agoExactly what I needed for my dgl3000 14 years and still getting the job done
LLucas Jaques2 weeks agoUnreal machine saves heaps of time not having to get out of the machine and get the levels yourself
SSteve2 weeks agoAs always very quick service
JJay Saunders3 months agoRedback lasers sent the product fast which saw me receive the product in no time. I also received a free upgrade to a lr730 which I was stoked about. The LR730 works a treat for getting heights set out precisely
BBradley Barber5 months agoWe just received our first rotating lasor level from RedBack and so far has been great Fast postage , easy ordering and arrived safe and works perfectly
BBearing Logistics5 months agoGreat customer service and open dialogue and follow up. 100% deserved the five stars. Well done
FFranz Franz5 months agoCustomer service was above and beyond. Product has met and beaten expectations. They were sold out of the package deal I wanted but contacted me directly when stock came in to offer it without waiting for it to go online. Had the laser over two weeks now and it's light beam is brighter than my mates DeWalt and the receiver works at a longer distance. Another cool feature is that the batteries have a USB C port on them for charging with USB C cable instead of needing another charger. Was dubious about them being cheaper than others on the market but I honestly can't fault it. Carry box also feels strong and sturdy.
CChris Thynne6 months agoI have ordered from Redback many times and the free delivery is excellent and fast. Very customer focussed and great to deal with. Thanks again team.
