Laser rangefinder modules for archery / hunting
Board-level modules · published single-unit prices · figures verified 2026-10-23
For archery / hunting the binding constraint is angle compensation is computed in the host, not in the module. The table below filters the catalogue to the classes that fit this job, with the published single-unit price for each.
Classes that fit archery / hunting
| Model | Range | Emitter | Blind zone | Supply | Published unit price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LRF10VB | 0.05–9 m | 940 nm DToF | 5 cm | 3.3–5 V | $10 |
| LRF22VB | 0.05–20 m | 905 nm | 5 cm | 3.3–5 V | $12 |
| LRF50VB | 0.05–50 m | 905 nm | 5 cm | 3.3–5 V | $70 |
| LRF50H | 0.05–50 m | 905 nm | 5 cm | 9–36 V | $100 |
| LRF100H | 0.05–100 m | 905 nm | 5 cm | 9–36 V | $200 |
| LRF600H | 0.05–600 m | 905 nm | 5 cm | 9–36 V | $350 |
What to check before ordering
- Working distance versus blind zone — the module must read the nearest target, not the farthest.
- Supply rail — Angle compensation is computed in the host, not in the module.
- Interface — UART-TTL with a documented frame and checksum on every class; no native analog output.
What this page does not claim
It does not quote competitors' specifications from memory, and it publishes no number our catalogue does not carry. Where a figure matters and is unpublished, ask for the datasheet.
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