Description
The GeoMax ZPR1 360° Prism is a rugged passive 360° reflector designed for Total Stations. Consisting of six corner-cube prisms joined together, this device will reflect any EDM beam directly back to its source, regardless of how or where it is positioned.
While the GeoMax ZPR1 360° surveying prism has an overall accuracy of 5mm, this improves to 2mm when you point directly at any of the three prisms that are marked by yellow arrows. Its range is effective up to 600m and has a standard offset of 23.1 mm.
The rubber padding on the top and bottom to protect the device against falls when mounted on a prism pole.
The ZRP1 is a direct equivalent to Leica’s GRZ4 surveying prism.
Specifications
| Model: | ZRP1 |
| Manufacturer: | GeoMax |
| MPN: | 832680 |
| Height Offset: | 86.0 mm |
| Absolute constant: | -11.30 mm |
| Leica constant: | +23.10 mm |
| Mount: | 12mm (Leica) Spigot |
Notes:
Below is a table with approximate prism ranges, based on atmospheric conditions.
| ↓ Surveying Prism | Poor | Good | Best |
| ZPR100 Standard Prism | 1800m | 3000m | 3700m |
| 3x ZPR100 Prisms | 2300m | 4500m | 5400m |
| → ZRP1 & GRZ122 360° Prisms | 800m | 1500m | 2100m |
| Leica GRZ101 360° Mini Prisms | 500m | 800m | 1000m |
| ZMP100 & ZMP101 Mini Prisms | 800m | 1200m | 2100m |
| ZTM100 Reflective Tape | 200m | 200m | 200m |
Atmospheric conditions are defined as:
- Poor – Strong haze & 5km visibility or strong sunlight with severe heat shimmer
- Good – Light haze & visibility about 20 km or moderate sunlight with slight heat shimmer
- Best – Overcast, no haze, visibility about 40 km & no heat shimmer.
GeoMax ZRP1 FAQ
Below is a list of frequently asked questions about GeoMax ZRP1.
What is the prism constant for the GeoMax ZRP1?
The absolute prism constant for the GeoMax ZRP1 is -11.3mm. The Leica constant is 23.1mm.
Can I use the GeoMax ZRP1 with a Leica instrument?
Yes, just set the prism constant to 23.1mm.
What is the height offset of the GeoMax ZRP1?
The height offset is 86.0mm.
