FJD Trion V10Li Laser GNSS RTK Rover Kit

Every job has points you can’t, or shouldn’t, put a pole on: the corner of an existing building, a point under an eave, the far side of a drain, a live road edge. The V10Li measures them from where you stand.

Laser Measuring and Stakeout

Aim through the camera view on the controller, fire the Class 2M green laser and the point is stored. FJD’s brochure rates laser points at 3 cm within 5 m, 4 cm within 10 m and 5 cm within 15 m; the rangefinder reaches 80 m, but FJD only rates point accuracy to 15 m. The same laser works in reverse for stakeout, guiding the beam onto the design point, and EasyFix zooms and locks onto the target automatically.

Photo Measuring

Capture up to 30 seconds of a scene and pick as many points from it as you need afterwards. FJD rates these at typically 3 cm over 2–15 m, which suits kerbs, pits and assets where there are lots of points to pick up.

Day or Night

The green laser is visible in daylight, and a starlight-grade night-vision camera keeps the view usable in poor light.

A Full Survey Rover as Well

Put the pole on the point and it works like any high-end rover: 1408 channels, 8 mm + 1 ppm horizontal RTK accuracy, initialisation in under 5 seconds and calibration-free tilt compensation to 60°. The built-in 4G takes network (NTRIP) corrections with your own SIM (a paid network, or Geoscience Australia’s free AUSCORS streams), and the 2 W UHF radio takes corrections from your own base. It’s IP68 rated, survives a 2 m pole drop, and a small screen on the receiver shows its status.

V10Li or V10a?

The FJD Trion V10a suits most contractors. Choose the V10Li if you regularly measure building corners, existing structures or points you can’t safely reach.