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Bosch GMS120 Digital Multi-Scanner with Modes for Wood, Metal, and Live Wiring & GLM20 Blaze 65ft Laser Distance Measure With Real Time Measuring

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Style: Multi-Scanner + Laser Distance Measure


Features

  • Product 1: Detection: The Bosch GMS120 Digital Wall Scanner features multi-mode laser detection for wood studs, metal objects (rebar, studs and steel/copper pipes) and live wiring
  • Product 1: Performance: Features the latest 3 sensor laser technology, offering a wide range of detection performance of up to 4 3/4 inches deep in cured concrete, up to 2 inches for live wiring, up to 3 1/8 inches for copper and up to 1 1/2 inches for wood studs; The accuracy of the product is 0.0625
  • Product 1: Self calibrating: Includes 3 selection modes for wood, metal, and AC wiring; The GMS120 offers automatic calibration from the start and continues to self calibrate through the course of the project for easy and precise detection
  • Product 1: Display: Features an illuminated graphical LCD display to indicate mode, detection strength, and more; The large detection ring flashes green for no object found, orange for object near and red for object found within the sensor range
  • Product 2: Accuracy: Features long range measuring with extreme accuracy and measures distances up to 65 feet to within 1/8 inch. Measures in meters, feet inches, or inches only
  • Product 2: Easy to use: Simple, one button operation press button once to begin measuring. The GLM20 is small enough to fit in any pocket
  • Product 2: Live measuring: Provides default real time measurement that adjusts as you move closer and farther from target, just like a tape measure
  • Product 2: Display: Features a backlit display that allows measurements to be easily read, even in dark areas

Description

Bosch GMS120 Digital Multi-Scanner with Modes for Wood, Metal, and Live Wiring Bosch GMS 120 professional multi material cable detector, complete with protective bag. The most convenient multi-functional scanner for construction applications. Includes: hand strap, (1) 9-Volt battery and carrying case. The BOSCH line of countersinks are great for deburring and chamfering openings to pre-drilled holes. Great for electrical, plumbing and HVAC contractors. BOSCH countersinks cut varied materials cleanly and accurately. With standard high- speed steel and super hard titanium-coated bits, these countersinks perform great in even the toughest materials. BOSCH GLM20 Blaze 65ft Laser Distance Measure With Real Time Measuring The Bosch blaze GLM 20 laser measure is an easier, faster and more accurate way to measure. It delivers laser precision technology and real time measurement mode, taking instant and reliable measurements up to 65 Feet, so one person can size up the job in seconds. The BLAZE GLM 20 laser measure is ready for anywhere portability. It has a backlit display for easy viewing, even in dark areas. The laser measure is simple to operate, so users need only press one button to get accurate measurements to within 1/8 Inch and press again to hold the measurement. Class IIa laser product, <1mW power output.


Brand: BOSCH


Are Batteries Included: Yes


Color: Green,Orange,Red


Material: Metal


Battery Description: Alkaline


Brand: ‎BOSCH


Are Batteries Included: ‎Yes


Color: ‎Green,Orange,Red


Material: ‎Metal


Battery Description: ‎Alkaline


Water Resistance Level: ‎Waterproof


Style: ‎Multi-Scanner + Laser Distance Measure


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Description Pile: ‎Alkaline


Date First Available: February 23, 2022


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    • Easy to use but still not capable of dealing with air faps
Style: Multi-Scanner
Bought this to use on an older home with a beadboard ceiling nailed to rafters. From tapping on the ceiling it was clear that air gaps are present. This stud finder was eventually able to find the studs but it was not easy nor was it consistent. Turns out the best method was to keep drilling small holes until solid wood was found ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by Greg V.
    • Nice
Style: Multi-Scanner
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by Quality
    • BOSCH GMS 120 Stud-Finder
Style: Multi-Scanner
A simple magnet has served me well as a studfinder for years. Anticipating an install of a floating shelf bearing 100 Lbs ... priority was to hit center-stud as much as possible and also avoid electrical wires with the 2 1/2" screws. Have so much appreciation for the Bosch tools I've accumulated over the years that with Bosch offering a studfinder that was all the research I needed. My drywall is light to medium textured. For studs the GMS 120 gave me different center-points for the same stud with variations of up to 3/4 of an inch, and so this was only slightly helpful towards my desire to confidently locate the center of the stud. As far as finding live wires, I get the impression from reviews that there doesn't seem to be any manufacturer making a studfinder that reliably locates live wires, at least for under $300, and that at least for me was true with the GMS 120. It indicated a broad proximity of live wire but only very broad. On same day I received the Bosch and found it lacking, I headed on over to H.D. and based on favorable reviews picked up a Franklin M210 studfinder. Very favorable experience and felt it gave me a better indication of the studs true center-point, and same for locating live wires. Not returning the Bosch as it is a good tool, and using it along with the Franklin M210 cross-checking the other I did finally feel I have a good idea where the live wires are located. Again neither of these studfinders excelled at finding live wires in my opinion but it can be done. Ended up being confident that the horizontal run of the elec. cable was located in the wall between 18" and 26" off the floor ... good enough, but between using both of these two higher cost studfinders I thought I'd achieve more specific results. So in my particular case with my textured walls the Bosch GMS 120 performed acceptably and with patience got the job done. So now I've got both the Bosch and the Franklin to use in tandem for next time. However if I could only use one of these two, it would be the Franklin M210. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2022 by monsenor
    • Really hoping this would have been better...
Style: Multi-Scanner
Gosh, I'm on the fence with this unit, and disappointed in myself that I jumped the gun before the Amazon reviews were in. If you buy this unit, by all means purchase from Amazon or another reputable retailer with a good return policy in the event you are not satisfied with its performance. I'm reserving the right to upgrade this 3-star "It's OK" review at a later date, but for now (after a couple weeks of ownership), this is where I'm calling it. I bought the GMS120 to replace a couple of older Zircon units that proved OK on drywall over fir framing, but I've moved to a more challenging climate of plaster walls, some with wire mesh. But first, on drywall, the unit has been hit or miss. I broke it in on a wall that's open on the back side (so the framing is exposed), and I'm not getting the precision I've come to expect with the center-finding Zircon unit I own (which has also been hit-or-miss). Where the Zircon projected a finely focused LED beam along the calculated stud center, this Bosch unit gives a LCD "bar graph" display plus a 1/2" wide lighted circle that changes from red to yellow to green -- so the user is responsible for tracing a circle, or drawing a crosshair inside the circle, to note this location. The indicated center of the stud is often not repeatable, so it takes a number of back-and-forth scans to get a good feel for where I should be drilling. And on the drywall over metal stud walls at work -- big disappointment; no usable readings. On plaster, I've been confounded by this unit's inability to locate a stud correctly. The instructions recommend placing paper or thin cardboard backing behind the sensor to assist with the uneven thickness / density of plaster walls, but the 1/4" lath appears to be too much to overcome. Never mind when chicken wire is in the mix. I'm going to keep playing with this and find a hopeful solution, as according to the reviews out of various European publications I've read, this shouldn't present an insurmountable challenge. Worse yet, the current sensing function seems to be entirely non-functional. I've traced over known, energized wire locations with nary a *beep* from the scanner. Another reviewer states that this current sensing function is active in the wood scanning mode (I stated contrary previously and stand corrected), but I've yet to receive an accurate current warning from this scanner, regardless of mode selection). If I recall correctly, the Zircon stud finder sensed electrical current when in stud finding mode, so where two passes are required with the Bosch, the Zircon would somewhat reliably call out a live wire while in the process of scanning for studs. This function works if I place the sensor directly on live Romex or even a power cord plugged into a wall socket, but once drywall is sandwiched in the middle, readings disappear. And the LCD display... what was Bosch thinking? There's a lot of info on the display, and it's backlit (user selectable on/off -- yay!!) but the viewing angle turns to zero if I hold the scanner just a FEW INCHES below eye level -- ZERO, as in INVISIBLE -- it appears the thing powered off. Higher than eye level, no problem, but lower -- even with the backlight on, it's completely unreadable. Seriously, Bosch? This may not sound like a big deal, but consider for a moment how you hold your arm while using one of these gizmos. I can't speak for the wider user base, but I feel most natural / comfortable with it at chest / neck height, exactly where the display goes blank. The scanner comes with a rather thorough multi-language instruction manual, which shouldn't be necessary for something so simple. Nevertheless, it's true to Bosch's tradition and appreciated. It also comes with a tight fitting canvas-style case which truly could be just a tad bigger. I'm holding out hope that I'm missing something important here and I'll grow to love this unit, based not only on Bosch's reputation, but on the stellar reviews I've read in various trade mags. Honestly, I'm not seeing this as being any better than the scanners available from Zircon, and the half-viewable LCD display is an absolute disappointment. My last stud finder purchase was 6+ years ago, and after reading some great "pro" reviews about this unit, I was fully expecting that the state of the technology had greatly advanced versus the Zircon that was already in my tool bag -- especially coming from Bosch! I'm in the process of contacting Bosch customer service to see if perhaps I have a lemon, because again, my experience has been nothing like the reviews I've read proclaiming the GMS120 to be the best in class. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2011 by Nathaniel Allen

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