Stanley Fatmax TLM165S User manual

TLM165S, TLM165SI, TLM330S
User Manual
Please read these instructions before operating the product.
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Contents
• User Safety
• Battery Safety
• Setup (Load Batteries)
• Operation
• Warranty
• Error Codes
• Specications
Retain all sections of this manual for future
reference.
User Safety
WARNING:
Carefully read the Safety Instructions and
Product Manual before using this product.
The person responsible for the product
must ensure that all users understand and
adhere to these instructions.
WARNING:
The following label information is placed
on your laser tool to inform you of the laser
class for your convenience and safety.
The TLM165S/TLM165SI/TLM330S tool
emits a visible laser beam, as shown in
Figure A. The laser beam emitted is Laser
Class 2 per IEC 60825-1 and complies with
21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 except for
deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No. 50,
dated June 24, 2007.
WARNING:
While the laser tool is in operation, be
careful not to expose your eyes to the
emitting laser beam (red light source).
Exposure to a laser beam for an extended
time period may be hazardous to your eyes.
Do not look into the beam with optical aids.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury,
user must read the Product User manual,
Laser Safety manual, and Battery Safety
information.
EC-Declaration of Conformity
Radio Equipment Directive
Stanley Laser Distance Measurer
TLM165S, TLM165SI and TLM330S
Stanley hereby declares that the Stanley Laser
Distance Measurer TLM165S/TLM165SI/TLM330S is
in compliance with the Directive 2014/53/EU and to all
applicable EU directive requirements.
The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity
can be requested at Stanley Tools, Egide
Walschaertsstraat 14-16, 2800 Mechelen, Belgium
or is available at the following internet address:
www.2helpU.com.
Search by the Product and Type Number indicated on
the nameplate.
Battery Safety
WARNING: Batteries can explode or leak
and cause serious injury or re. To reduce
the risk:
ALWAYS follow all instructions and
warnings on the battery label and package.
DO NOT short any battery terminals.
DO NOT charge alkaline batteries.
DO NOT mix old and new batteries.
Replace all of them at the same time with
new batteries of the same brand and type.
DO NOT mix battery chemistries.
DO NOT dispose of batteries in re.
ALWAYS keep batteries out of reach of
children.

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not be used for several months.
NOTE: Ensure that the recommended
batteries are used.
NOTE: Ensure the batteries are inserted
in the correct manner, with the correct
polarity.
Loading Batteries
1. Pull up the endpiece on the back of the tool
(Figure D1).
2. Pull up the battery compartment latch on the back
of the tool (Figure D2and D3).
3. Insert three AAA batteries, making sure to position
the -and +ends of each battery as noted inside
the battery compartment (Figure D4).
4. Push the battery door down until it snaps in place
(Figure D5).
When the tool is ON, the battery level appears on the
screen (Figure E1).
Turning the Tool On
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Click (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
Choosing the Settings
Setting Automatic Turn Off
By default, the tool will automatically turn off 90
seconds after no buttons or options have been
selected. To change when the tool turns off
automatically, follow these steps.
1. On the touchscreen, click (Figure E8).
2. On the Settings Menu (Figure H), click .
3. Select the time.
• Choose to turn the tool off after 30 sec, 60 secs,
90 secs, or 300 secs.
• To keep the tool turned on until you manually
turn it off (by pressing and holding for
10 seconds), click
∞
.
4. Click to return to the previous screen.
Setting Screen Brightness
By default, the tool's screen will be set at 25%
brightness. To change the brightness level, follow
these steps.
1. On the touchscreen, click (Figure E8).
2. On the Settings Menu (Figure H), click .
3. Select the desired brightness level: 25%, 50%,
75%, or 100%.
4. Click to return to the previous screen.
Turning Off the Sound
By default, the tool will beep each time you take
a measurement. You can turn off the beeps.
1. On the touchscreen, click (Figure E8).
2. On the Settings Menu (Figure H), click to
display .
3. Click to return to the previous screen.
Changing the Unit of Measure
ft/m
By default, the tool will display measurements in
meters (1.8940 m). You can change the unit of
measure to fractional ft (6'02"9/16), inches (74 9/16 in),
decimal ft (6.21 ft), or decimal inches (3.21 in).
1. On the touchscreen, click (Figure E8).
2. On the Settings Menu (Figure H), click ft/m.

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3. Click the desired unit of measure.
• 0'00" 0/00
• 0" 0/00
• 0'00" ft
• 0.00 in
• 0.0000 m
4. Click to return to the previous screen.
Choosing the Tool Position
By default, distances are measured from the bottom
of the tool to a wall or object (Figure F3). To
measure distances from a different tool location, follow
these steps.
1. On the touchscreen, select (Figure C4).
2. Select the tool position.
• To measure from the top of the tool
(Figure F1), click .
• To measure from the tripod connection on the
tool (Figure F2), click .
• To measure from a corner or another hard-to-
reach location with the endpiece flipped open
at the bottom of the tool (Figure D1), click
(Figure F4) to measure from the end of
the endpiece.
3. Click to return to the previous screen.
Taking Measurements
Measuring Distance
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G1).
5. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward
the wall or object whose distance you need to
measure (Figure B1).
6. Press to measure the distance from the tool
to the wall or object.
7At the bottom of the screen, view the current
measurement (Figure B2).
To take a new measurement, press to move the
current measurement up to the previous line on the
screen. Then repeat steps 3-6.
Adding 2 Measurements
You can add two measurements to get a total
measurement of the two distances (Figure I).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of
functions (Figure G1).
5. Select +to indicate that you want to add
measurements.
6. Point the tool's laser toward the first wall or object
whose distance you need to measure
(Figure I1).
7. Click to measure the distance from the tool to
the wall or object.
8. Point the tool's laser toward the next wall or object
(Figure I2).
9. Press to measure the distance and add it to
the previous measurement.
10. View the total of the two measurements at the
bottom of the screen (Figure I3).

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You can subtract one measurement from another
(Figure J).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of
functions (Figure G1).
5. Select -to indicate that you want to subtract one
measurement from another.
6. Point the tool's laser toward the wall or object
whose distance you need to measure
(Figure J1).
7. Press to measure the distance from the tool
to the wall or object.
8. Point the tool's laser toward the next wall or object
(Figure J2).
9. Press to measure the distance and subtract it
from the previous measurement.
10. View the difference between the two
measurements at the bottom of the screen
(Figure J3).
Measuring Continuously
To take a series of measurements as you move
around, change to Continuous Measure mode
(Figure C).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of
functions (Figure G1).
5. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward
the wall or object whose distance you need to
measure (Figure C1).
6. At the bottom of the screen, view the current
measurement (Figure C2), which will keep
changing as you move the tool.
7. To take the current measurement (from the tool to
the wall or object) and exit Continuous Measure
mode, press .
To take a new measurement, press to move the
current measurement up to the previous line on the
screen. Then repeat steps 4-8.
Measuring Area
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G1).
5. Measure the width (Figure K1).
• Position the tool at one end of the wall, floor,
or object and point the laser dot across the
width. (Figure K1shows where to position
the tool if you are measuring from the bottom
of the tool.)
• Press to display the width measurement at
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6. Measure the length (Figure K2).
• Position the tool at one end of the wall, floor,
or object and point the laser dot across the
length. (Figure K2shows where to position
the tool if you are measuring from the bottom
of the tool.)
• Press to display the length measurement
on the second line of the screen.
7. View the Area measurement at the bottom of the
screen (Figure K3).
Adding/Subtracting 2 Areas
You can measure the area of a wall, floor, or object
and then add it to, or subtract it from, the area of
another wall, floor, or object (Figure L).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G2).
5. Click +to add, or -to subtract, the areas of two
walls, floors, or objects.
6. Measure the width of the first wall, floor, or object
(Figure L1).
• Position the tool at one end of the target (wall,
floor, or object) and point the laser dot across
the width. (Figure L1shows where to
position the tool if you are measuring from the
bottom of the tool.)
• Press to display the width measurement at
the top of the screen.
7. Measure the length of the first wall, floor, or
object (Figure L2).
• Position the tool at one end of the target and
point the laser dot across the length. (Figure L
2shows where to position the tool if you are
measuring from the bottom of the tool.)
• Press to display the length measurement
on the second line of the screen.
8. Follow the same steps to measure the width and
length of the second wall, floor, or object.
9. View the Area measurement at the bottom of the
screen (Figure L3).
Measuring Volume
You can measure the volume of a room or object
(Figure M).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G1).
5. Measure the width (Figure M1).
• Position the tool at one end of the room or
object and point the laser dot across the width.
(Figure M1shows where to position the
tool if you are measuring from the bottom of
the tool.)
• Press to display the width measurement at
the top of the screen.
6. Measure the length (Figure M2).
• Position the tool at one end of the object and
point the laser dot across the length. (Figure M
2shows where to position the tool if you are
measuring from the bottom of the tool.)
• Press to display the length measurement
on the second line of the screen.

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• Positon the tool at one end of the object and
point the laser dot across the height.
(Figure M3shows where to position the
tool if you are measuring from the bottom of
the tool).
• Press to display the height measurement
on the third line of the screen.
8. View the Volume measurement at the bottom of
the screen (Figure M4).
Adding/Subtracting 2 Volumes
You can measure the volume of room or object
and then add it to, or subtract it from, the volume of
another room or object (Figure N).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of
functions (Figure G2).
5. Click +to add, or -to subtract, the volumes of two
objects.
6. Measure the width (Figure N1).
• Position the tool at one end of the object and
point the laser dot across the width.
(Figure N1shows where to position the
tool if you are measuring from the bottom of
the tool.)
• Press to display the width measurement at
the top of the screen.
7. Measure the length (Figure N2).
• Position the tool at one end of the object and
point the laser dot across the length. (Figure N
2shows where to position the tool if you are
measuring from the bottom of the tool.)
• Press to display the length measurement on
the second line of the screen.
8. Measure the height (Figure N3).
• Position the tool at one end of the object and
point the laser dot across the height. (Figure N
3shows where to position the tool if you are
measuring from the bottom of the tool).
• Press to display the height measurement on
the third line of the screen.
9. Follow the same steps to measure the width,
length, and height of the second room or object.
10. View the Volume measurement at the bottom of
the screen (Figure N4).
Measuring the Height of a Tall Object
If you need to measure the height of a tall object
(e.g., a tall building), you can calculate the height
based on the distance to 1 point or the distances
from the same point to 2 points on the object. The
tool will use the Pythagorean Theorem (C2=A2+B2) to
calculate the height.
Distance to 1 Point
You can use the distance to one point on a wall
or object (Indirect Height) to determine its height
(Figure O).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G2).
5. Position the tool opposite the bottom of the
vertical height to be measured (Figure O1).
6. Point the laser toward the highest point of the
building or object whose height you need to
measure (Figure O1).
7. Press to measure the distance.
8. View the height measurement at the bottom of the
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Distances to 2 Points
You can use the distance to two points on a wall
or object (Double Indirect Height) to determine its
height (Figure P).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G2).
5. Position the tool opposite the approximate
center of the vertical height to be measured
(Figure P1).
6. Point the laser toward the lowest point of the
building or object whose height you need to
measure (Figure P1).
7. Press to measure the distance.
8. From the same point, aim the laser at the
highest point of the building or object
(Figure P2).
9. Press to measure the distance.
10. On the bottom line of the screen, view the height
of the building or object (Figure P3).
Measuring Partial Height
If you need to determine the height of a section of
a wall or object (e.g., the distance from the ceiling to
the top of TV or window on the wall) (Figure Q).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G2).
5. Point the laser at the highest point of the wall or
object (Figure Q1).
6. Press to measure the distance to the top of
the object.
7. From the same point, aim the laser at the top
of the obstruction (TV, window, etc.) on the wall
or object (Figure Q2).
8. Press to measure the distance from the top
of the wall to the obstruction.
9. From the same point, aim the laser on
a horizontal line straight ahead toward the
bottom of the wall (Figure Q3).
10. Press to measure the distance.
11. On the bottom line of the screen, view the
distance between the top of the wall and the top
of the obstruction on the wall (Figure Q4).
Measuring Height of Obstructed Object
Follow these steps to determine the height of a tall
building or object that is blocked by other buildings
or objects (Figure R).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G3).
5. Point the laser at the highest point of the
building, wall, or object (Figure R1).
6. Press to take the measurement.
7. On the bottom line of the screen, view the height
of the building or object (Figure R2).

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If you are placing the tool on a tripod to measure
the height of a tall building, follow these steps
(Figure S).
1. Screw the 1/4-20" hole on the back of the tool
onto the 1/4-20" connection on the top of your
tripod (Figure S1).
2. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
3. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
4. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is to measure from the tripod connection.
5. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G3).
6. Point the laser at the lowest point of the wall or
object whose height you need to measure
(Figure S2).
7. Press to take the measurement.
8. Point the laser at other points on the wall or object
(Figure S3).
9. When ready, press to take the measurement.
10. On the bottom line of the screen, view the height
of the wall or object (Figure S4).
Positioning Studs a
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When you are framing a wall, use the Stakeout
feature to easily mark the position of each stud
(Figure U).
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is set to to measure from the back of the tool.
4. If a
ais not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select a
afrom the list of functions
(Figure G3).
5. Determine the distance between each stud, for
example, 12".
6. Click
+
and
-
until the top number on the
screen is set to the distance from the right edge
of one stud to the left edge of the next (e.g., 12")
(Figure U1).
7. Line up the back of the tool with the right edge of
the last stud that is nailed in (Figure U2).
8. Press to start measuring the distance as you
slowly move the tool to the right.
9. Continue moving the tool to the right until the
bottom number on the screen is 0.00 in
(Figure U3).
10. Press to stop measuring.
11. Using a pencil, mark the location where the left
edge of the stud should be nailed into the wall
frame.
12. Nail the left edge of the stud at the marked
location.
13. For each remaining stud in the wall frame, repeat
steps 7-12 (Figure U4).
Measuring an Angle
If you need to determine the angle at which
something is positioned, use the tool to measure
that angle.
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. Make sure the tool position setting (Figure E4)
is correct for taking the measurement.
4. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
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5. Position the tool at the angle to be measured
(Figure V1).
6. Press to take the measurement.
7. If you are measuring an angle that is at
a distance (e.g., overhead), click to lock the
measurement on the screen before you move the
tool.
8. Before using the tool again, click to unlock the
measurement (Figure V2).
Using the Tool as a Level
1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A1) toward a wall
or object, and not toward anyone's eyes.
2. Press (Figure A3) to turn the tool on and
display the red laser dot.
3. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure C5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of
functions.
4. Place the tool in the vertical or horizontal position
on the surface that you want to check is level.
5. On the tool's screen, view the position of the white
bubble on the vial (Figure T).
Using the Tool With
You can use the Bluetooth®capability of
your TLM165S, TLM165SI, or TLM330S to pair it
with the STANLEY®Smart Connect™ application
on your cell phone or tablet, and then record your
measurements on your floor plans or room photos.
1. From either or , download
the STANLEY®Smart Connect™ application to
your cell phone or tablet.
2. Using the STANLEY®Smart Connect™
application, capture the room or space for which
you want to record the measurements (either build
a floor plan or take room photos).
3. On the keypad, press to turn on the tool.
4. If the Bluetooth®icon does not appear on the
screen (Figure C2), click and then to
turn on the Bluetooth® connection.
5. Use the STANLEY®Smart Connect™ application
to pair your cell phone or tablet to the tool.
6. Use the tool to measure each wall in the room
or space captured in the floor plan, and sync
the measurements to the floor plan, or enter the
measurements on the room photos.
7. Using the STANLEY®Smart Connect™
application, save the floor plan or the marked up
photos.
Once you have saved the floor plan or marked up
photos, you can print them or email them to other
people (your realtor, home center, etc.).
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AND OTHER COUNTRIES. APP STORE IS A SERVICE MARK
OF APPLE INC., REGISTERED IN THE U.S. AND OTHER
COUNTRIES. GOOGLE PLAY AND THE GOOGLE PLAY LOGO
ARE TRADEMARKS OF GOOGLE INC.
Viewing the Tool's Memory
Up to the last 20 measurements are stored in the
tool's memory.
1. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G
3).
2. View the last measurement that was taken. Click
to scroll through all the measurements that
have been stored in the tool's memory (up to 20).
Click to scroll back.

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GB Clearing the Tool's Memory
You can clear one or more measurements that are
currently in the tool's memory.
Clearing a Measurement
1. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions
(Figure G3).
2. Click or to scroll through the
measurements that have been stored in the
tool's memory (up to 20) until you display the
measurement to be deleted.
3. Click .
4. Click to delete the measurement.
Clearing All Memory
1. If is not already displayed as the current
function (Figure E5), click the current function
icon and then select from the list of functions.
2. Click .
3. Click to delete ALL measurements from the
tool's memory.
Turning Off the Tool
The tool can be turned off in either of these ways:
• Press and hold for 10 seconds. When you
release after 10 seconds, the tool will turn off.
• If you do not use the tool for the number of seconds
(30, 60, or 300) you have set for auto turn off, it will
automatically turn off.
Calibrating the tool
Please note that if you do not position the tool correctly
for each step of the calibration process, will appear
in red on the screen.
1. On the touchscreen, click (Figure C8).
2. On the Settings Menu (Figure H), click .
3. Place the tool with the front screen facing upward
on a flat, level surface (Figure W1).
4. Press .
5. While the tool is still laying on the level surface,
turn the tool 180° (Figure W2).
6. Press .
7. Flip the long side of the tool 90°so it is laying on
its side (Figure W3).
8. Press .
9. While the tool is still laying on its side, turn the
tool 180° (Figure W4).
10. Press .
11. Make sure appears on the tool's screen
(Figure W5).
12. Click to return to the previous screen.
Warranty
STANLEY warrants this product for a period of Two (2)
years against deficiencies in material and workmanship.
This LIMITED WARRANTY does not cover products
that are improperly used, abused, altered, or repaired.
Please go to www.2helpU.com for more information or
return instructions. Unless otherwise noted, STANLEY
will repair without cost, any STANLEY product found
to be defective, including parts and labor charges, or
at STANLEY’s option, will replace such tools or refund
the purchase price, less the amount for depreciation,
in exchange for the defective tool. THIS LIMITED
WARRANTY EXCLUDES ALL INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do
not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages, so these limitations may not
apply to you. This TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
gives you specific legal rights that may vary from state
to state. In addition to the warranty, STANLEY Lasers
are covered by: 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. If you
are not completely satisfied with the performance of
your STANLEY Laser for any reason, you can return it
within 30 days from the date of purchase with a receipt
for a full refund.