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Total Station for Surveying, Reflectorless 600m

SISCO-TS-ZTM952

The SISCO advanced total station is available for sale, offering precision at an affordable price. It is ideal for land surveying needs and includes two measurement ranges with various accuracy options. It supports surveying up to 600 meters reflectorless.

$3,888.08

Total Station for Construction, Reflectorless 1000m

SISCO-TS-M4i

The total station is optimized for engineering projects, land surveys, construction, and topography, offering high accuracy and a dual display for precise surveying activities. It includes two measurement ranges and various accuracy options, capable of reflectorless measurements up to 1000 meters.

$3,695.29

Total Station for Civil Engineering, Reflectorless 1000m

SISCO-TS-Z5Pro

The SISCO advanced total station is available for sale, offering precision at an affordable price, making it ideal for civil engineering applications. It features two measurement ranges and accuracy options. Laser pointing and reflectorless ranging up to 1000 meters directly at the target point.

$3,473.58

A total station is a modern electronic/optical instrument used in surveying and construction. It integrates an electronic theodolite (for measuring angles) with an electronic distance meter (EDM) to measure both angles and distances.

Components

Electronic Theodolite: Measures horizontal and vertical angles.
Electronic Distance Meter (EDM): Measures the distance from the instrument to a specific point.
Microprocessor: Processes measurements and performs calculations.
Storage: Stores data for later transfer to a computer.
Display: Shows measurement readings and other data.
Control Panel: Interface for operating the instrument.
Telescope: Allows the user to visually target a specific point.

Functionality

Angle Measurement: The theodolite part of the total station measures horizontal and vertical angles using a rotating telescope.
Distance Measurement: The EDM measures the distance by sending a laser or infrared beam to a target and calculating the time it takes for the beam to return.
Coordinate Calculation: Using the angles and distances, the total station calculates the coordinates of the point being measured.
Data Storage and Transfer: Measurements are stored electronically and can be transferred to a computer for further processing.

Advantages

Accuracy: Provides high-precision measurements.
Efficiency: Combines multiple functions into one device, speeding up the survey process.
Data Integration: Can store and transfer data easily, facilitating integration with CAD and GIS software.
Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications in surveying and construction.

Operating a Total Station

Setup: Set up the total station on a tripod over a known point, ensuring it is level.
Targeting: Use the telescope to sight the target.
Measurement: Record angles and distances to calculate the position of the target point.
Data Recording: Save the measurements in the total station's memory.
Post-Processing: Transfer data to a computer for further analysis and map creation.

Applications

Topographic Surveys: Creating detailed maps and plans.
Construction: Setting out construction sites, ensuring structures are built according to design.
Geodetic Surveys: High-precision surveys for national and regional mapping.
Engineering Projects: Monitoring and aligning large structures like bridges and tunnels.
Land Surveying: Defining property boundaries.

The SISCO advanced total station is now available for sale, offering precision at an affordable price. It features two measurement ranges and multiple accuracy options, making it perfect for land surveying needs. The inclusion of laser pointing and non-prism ranging directly at the target point enhances convenience and accuracy, making it easier to find and measure target points efficiently.