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Thanks for your feedback, we love to hear that 💛🖤👍

Of course we also want that your level is working in the best way. I would ask you to write to our Customer Support again and describe your situation: custservice@stabila.com 💛🖤

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤 The opinion of our community is important to us, so could you tell us exactly what you mean?

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤👍

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤👍

We are very happy to hear that! Thank you very much and we wish you lots of fun with your new STABILA spirit levels 💛🖤

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤👍

Sehr schön, das freut uns!💛🖤

Thank you so much for your feedback 💛🖤

The mute function is for the acoustic guidance of the leveling system. The buttons continue to make a short sound (including when the electronics are switched on). The single short beep in the video comes from the function buttons.💛🖤

The way it reads in manual when sound is off u get a short beep when level is this not correct. And do I have to register the warranty 😊

Oh that shouldn't be, can you send us a video of it to social-media@de.stabila.com ? 💛🖤

What exactly are you referring to? 💛🖤

No, the Type 196-2 is not magnetic. Sticking something inside would distort the measuring accuracy. But we have a lot of different mangetic spiritlevels

We won't, have fun with your new TECH💛🖤

We are not sure how we can help. To see a 14mm tilt, just follow the display - or what exactly do you mean?

Danke für deine Rückmeldung, welche Wasserwaagen hast du bereits verwendet? Und warum sind sie zu ungenau?💛🖤

STABILA spirit levels are particularly “tough performers”. Your spirit level will maintain its accuracy even under harsh construction site conditions. Extremely tough due to their strong aluminium profiles and permanently cast-in vials thanks to our tried-and-tested installation technology. 💪💛🖤 For your 1800 - Please contact the dealer from whom you bought the spirit level directly for more information and help otherwise you will find all the information about the guarantee we offer for our products and about our repair service on our website in the "Service" area 💛🖤 👍 www.stabila.com

We read every comment 😉 You can also use the BM 150 like a normal tape measure, the window is intended to help with cut-outs (e.g. for windows).

@@STABILAOfficial thanks for your reply, check out the Lufkin multi read, it was my favourite tape till they stopped making it here in Australia and quality went down, very popular tape in my particular trade.

Hi 🤗 You can find everything about our history on our website www.stabila.com/en/company/history.html 💛🖤

Please contact our Customer Service Phone 800-869-7460 Email: custservice@stabila.com 💛🖤

Please contact our Customer Service Phone 800-869-7460 Email: custservice@stabila.com 💛🖤

Hi, where are you located?

That's great - thank you💛🖤

Thank you very much for your feedback. Using the included SUB 10 it is easily possible to align the vertical lines. With the ¼ tripod thread you can attach it to the base and rotate the LAX 600 G.

You can find the information about the calibration in the manuel: www.stabila.com/files/default/products/static/products/MPTECH196DL/downloads/bedienungsanleitung/es/tech196dl_manual_es.pdf 💛🖤

Our new TECH 196 DL and TECH 196M DL is robust, waterproof and calibration-free 👍💛🖤

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That's always best💛🖤

You will find all the information about the guarantee we offer for our products and about our repair service on our website in the "Service" area 💛🖤 www.stabila.com

Danke💛🖤

Where are you located?

@@STABILAOfficial город Томск Россия. У нас "Мастер плюс" говорят, что являются вашими представителями, но гарантийных обязательств не несут.

STABILA supports the decisions of the German government and its allies regarding the imposed sanctions and other measures. Against this background, we have decided not to deliver any more products to Russia and Belarus until further notice.Also STABILA has decided to stop all business relations with Russia and Belarus until further notice.

@@STABILAOfficial тогда не нужно продавать вашу продукцию в России. А так вы продаете уровни, но без гарантии... Есть много алтернативных фирм выпускающих инструмент. Будем покупать у них. Вот только металлургическая промышленность у вас останавливпется из за высоких цен. Жаль.

@@STABILAOfficial фаши ст ы

We will be happy to forward your idea to our product management team 👍

Thanks for your feedback - will do! 💛🖤👍

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤👍

send product link / name?

For the LED Version? Its Type 196-2 LED spirit level 💛🖤

@@STABILAOfficial what level would you recommend for a first time buyer? i work as carpenter, Stabila Type 196-2?

We would recommend the Type 96-2 or the Type R 300 spirit level for carpenters 💛🖤

Thank you for your question. So the spirit level should always be used with the measuring surface against the "object" to be measured - as you said, with the profile edge farthest from the vial as reference edge 💛🖤

@@STABILAOfficial If I may, I would like to ask a few follow-up questions: As a finish carpenter, almost all of my levels are Stabila 96, 196, or Tech series, and all but one of these are machined on both top and bottom edges. This fact has historically led me to believe that these edges are parallel and therefore that their relationship to the vial would be the same. This understanding seems further confirmed by the unusual fact that the accuracy of these levels is marked as identical in both normal or inverted positions (.029 deg.). Is my belief about parallelism correct, and if so, why is it better to use these levels as you instructed, i.e., with the edge farthest from the vial always as reference? Also, I note that the only 196 series level I own that is not machined on both sides is a very old 59" model, on which neither edge is machined; instead, both edges are painted just the same as the rest of the profile. Investigating more closely, I also notice that this model does not have any marking as to accuracy whatsoever. So, is the additional production step of machining of both sides of modern iterations of this flagship series the key to its identical accuracy, regardless of position? As somewhat of a Stabila fanboy, I am curious how the different Stabila series are named. Why 96, 80, 70, etc.? I thought that perhaps it had to do with the profile dimensions or extrusion die size or weight/length of the aluminum needed, but I haven't been able to discern it. Is there any relaionship between series names and profile characteristics? I also note that all of my machined Stabilas are nearly perfectly identical in finished profile height, just a hair under 60 mm. Is this dimension so tightly controlled over time that for practical purposes on the job, for example in a case where one is using two 196 series levels in relation to one another, one can presume that every such level is identical in profile height? (I notice that my one odd painted level is about 1 mm taller than all the machined ones.) Thank you for your replies to my curiosity. As a specialist in trim and door installations, my Stabila levels have been a major factor in my success over the years.

@@michael.schuler Depending on the type, STABILA spirit levels have either one or two measuring surfaces that you can use for measurements. So you are lucky the ones you have, have two measuring surface. With your first question, I thought you were referring to one of our most common spirit levels (type 70), which only has one measuring surface. But also the number of measuring surfaces on your spirit level is indicated on our website in the technical data on the product pages for your model - if you get a new one and are not sure👌 The accuracy of the spirit level is marked on the profile. A distinction is made between the accuracy in the normal position (normally 0.5 mm/m) and that in the reverse position (0.5 mm/m, 0.75 mm/m or 1.0 mm/m depending on version). You can also view the accuracy values for all spirit level models on our website on the product pages. You got us with the names (96, 80, 70 etc.) - they have no meaning whatsoever 🙈

@@STABILAOfficial HELLO! I follow this discussion because I am about to buy a 80as set but I have a question about this....if I put the level on the middle of a wall in regular position and I have to draw an horizontal line...if I use the top part to mark...then the line would be 0.75mm/m ? I mean only the bottom of the level is rectified with the bubble and gives 0.5 mm/m? I understand that if I use it upside down it gives 0.75 but if I use it regular position but use the top part to measure for ex. the bottom of a kictchen cabinet that is on my head...will I get 0.75 or 0.5? To sum it all up....using upside down and getting 0.75 is related to the bubble hitting the opposite part of the vial (less calibrated) or has to do with the fact that both sides of the level are not parallel like @michael.schuler was saying ??the 80as says "two measuring surfaces" ..but are they both 0.5mm/m if the level is used in regular position?? I hope you can understand what I mean ...thank you for the support!

@xx-og1sg Thank you! You asked the follow-up question that I too wanted to ask.

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤 The accuracy of the spirit level is marked on the profile. A distinction is made between the accuracy in the normal position (normally 0.5 mm/m) and that in the reverse position (0.5 mm/m, 0.75 mm/m or 1.0 mm/m depending on version). You can view the accuracy values for all spirit level models on our website on the product pages. 🤗

Gerne💛🖤 Das stimmt, mit Magnet gibt es "nur" die zwei Längen, aber wir leiten deine Idee gerne an unser Produktmanagement weiter 👍

The Battery type AA is used in our TECH 196 DL💛🖤

Thanks for your feedback 💛🖤👍

Hi, please make sure that you place the spirit level exactly where it was before. Also, when calibrating the four-point, make sure that the horizontal vial is as precisely centered as possible. If neither of these help, please contact us again.

What do you mean by place the level where it was before

While you are calibrating the spirit level, you should make sure that it always rests in the same place so that unevenness does not interfere with the calibration

And when calibrating do you recommend doing it on the wall or on the ground will work too

We would recommend the ground but both will work💛🖤