Rangefinder reviews: the axes that survive scrutiny

Board-level modules · published single-unit prices · figures verified 2026-10-23

Reviews usually rank by headline range. The four numbers that decide field performance are blind zone, stated target size, beam divergence and supply voltage.

The catalogue, with those numbers

ModelRangeEmitterBlind zoneSupplyPublished unit price
LRF10VB0.05–9 m940 nm DToF5 cm3.3–5 V$10
LRF22VB0.05–20 m905 nm5 cm3.3–5 V$12
LRF50VB0.05–50 m905 nm5 cm3.3–5 V$70
LRF50H0.05–50 m905 nm5 cm9–36 V$100
LRF100H0.05–100 m905 nm5 cm9–36 V$200
LRF600H0.05–600 m905 nm5 cm9–36 V$350
LR1000E24–1,000 m905 nm4 m3.3–5 V$80
LR2000E24–2,000 m905 nm4 m3.3–5 V$120
LRF3000A1≥3,000 m905 nm4 m3.3–5 V$200
LRF0105C≥3,000 m1535 nm<15 m3.3–5 V$500
LRF0609C≥6,000 m1535 nm<15 m3.3–5 V$1,600
LRF0610C≥6,000 m1535 nm<15 m3.3–5 V$1,000
LRF1017C≥10,000 m1535 nm<15 m3.3–5 V$3,000
LRF1830C≥18,000 m1535 nm<15 m3.3–5 V$7,000

Beam divergence is not published for every class; where it is not, ask for the datasheet rather than assuming a value.

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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 Where a figure matters and is unpublished, ask for the datasheet.

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