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Huepar

Huepar W04CG 360 Laser Level with Digital Angle Finder

  • 360 self-leveling green laser with a built-in digital angle finder
  • ±0.1° accuracy at 0°/90°, ±0.2° at other angles
  • Motorized base, three speeds: 9.1mm/s, 48mm/s and 240mm/s
  • 65ft app or remote control of the rotating base
  • 200ft pulse mode with a Huepar receiver, sold separately
  • -10°C/14℉ to 50°C/122℉ stable precision via temperature sensor
  • Class 2 laser, 1mW output (IEC/EN60825-1/2014)
  • 4×90° and 2×180° angle modes, auto-flipping VA LCD

Updated 21 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A capable choice for remodelers who want a green laser and a digital angle gauge in one body, aimed from across the room. The listing does not say how many lines it projects or what powers it.

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ASIN: B0F5W6G2M4Model: W04CGCategory: Construction Levels

Overview

Not just a line laser, the Huepar unit pairs a self-leveling green laser with a digital angle gauge and a motorized rotating base. You aim it from the phone app or the included remote, then choose self-leveling, manual or pulse mode for the job.

Combining the laser and the angle finder means one tool covers layout and slope or miter checks. Aiming through the motorized base saves walking back to nudge the unit. Line count and power source are missing from the listing, so check them before ordering.

Who it's for

Contractors setting tile, cabinets or framing across large rooms get remote aiming plus a built-in angle gauge. Someone hanging the odd picture frame will not use the motorized base or receiver mode.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Digital angle finder built into the laser
  • Motorized base aims from app or remote
  • Pulse mode works with a Huepar receiver
  • Temperature sensor stabilizes readings in heat and cold
Cons
  • Line count and power source not listed
  • Receiver for pulse mode sold separately
  • Angle accuracy looser away from level and plumb

Performance notes

Accuracy rests on the self-leveling mechanism plus a temperature sensor that corrects for heat and cold, and a calibration mode lets you trim drift. The angle gauge reads tighter at level and plumb than at intermediate angles. For long runs or bright sites, pulse mode lets a Huepar receiver pick up the beam where the eye cannot.

Specifications

BrandHuepar
ModelW04CG

Frequently asked questions

Can the Huepar W04CG be aimed from a phone?

Yes. The motorized base turns from the mobile app or the included remote up to 65ft away, with three speed modes for quick targeting or fine tuning.

Can the Huepar W04CG project angled lines?

Yes. Manual mode turns off self-leveling so the laser can be placed at an angle, and the digital angle finder reads that angle.

Is the Huepar W04CG usable outdoors?

Its TPE rubber-coated exterior is listed as dustproof and rain-resistant. For long distances, pulse mode works with a Huepar receiver up to 200ft, sold separately.

Can I recalibrate the angle finder?

Yes. A calibration mode lets you adjust it for maximum precision.