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The Johnson Level 48" Digital Level combines precision electronic measurement with traditional bubble vial reliability. Designed for construction professionals who need accurate angle and slope readings for ADA-compliant ramps, drainage systems, and structural leveling tasks.
Dual backlit LCD displays on both the top and front edges put critical measurement data exactly where you need it, whether you're working at ground level or overhead. The displays automatically invert when taking overhead measurements, eliminating the need to crane your neck or reposition yourself. Pre-programmed ADA compliance and drainage modes deliver instant readings for the most common jobsite applications, while custom mode lets you set reference angles and alerts for specialized tasks.
Key Features
Dual Backlit Displays — Top and front-mounted LCDs with auto-invert function for overhead work
Pre-Programmed Modes — ADA compliance and drainage modes built in; custom mode for project-specific angles
IP65 Construction — Dust-proof and water-resistant housing for demanding jobsite conditions
Temperature Compensated — Maintains accuracy across changing ambient temperatures
GripTight End Caps — Removable non-slip caps secure the level with one-handed operation
Crystal Clear Vials — Traditional bubble vials never fog, leak, or break
Applications
Built for commercial contractors, accessibility specialists, and concrete crews who need reliable digital and analog leveling in a single tool. Ideal for ADA ramp installation, parking lot drainage, foundation work, and structural framing where precise angle measurements are critical.
