Vertex is many foresters’ preferred choice of instrument to perform precision height, angle and distance measurements in the forest. The Vertex 5 can be used in dense vegetation and undergrowth.

The Vertex 5 is the perfect instrument for accurate, dependable tree height measurements in all climates! The built-in 3D tilt sensor eliminates vertical sighting errors and allows measuring in various positions, plus it has a crosshair for best visibility under any conditions.

Haglöf Vertex 5 Ultrasonic Hypsometer. Haglöf's best selling instrument has been updated to include Bluetooth and data storage. The Vertex 5 is the professional foresters' preference for accurate height, distance and horizontal distance measuring.

Vertex 5 has built-in temperatures sensors which ensures a distance ac-curacy of +-1% in temperatures between ‐20° to +45°C/4°F to 113°F. The Vertex 5 has a high-quality 3D tilt sensor to calculate angles that can be set in Degrees 360 ̊, Grads 400 ̊or percent %.

Vertex is many foresters’ preferred choice of instrument to perform precision height, angle and distance measurements in the forest. The Vertex 5 can be used in dense vegetation and undergrowth.

Haglöf Vertex 5 Hypsometer 360° package includes: instrument, transponder, plot staff/monopod, and a threaded adapter. Allows 360° movement around the transponder while maintaining accurate distance measurements for determining plot radius.

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The Haglöf Vertex 5 is an ultrasound tree height meter for forestry measurements. Use it to take tree height, angle and inclination measurements. For measuring height, the horizontal distance required can be entered manually.

We've designed VERTEX 5 with a low initial cost to the user with an affordable monthly subscription & clear, friendly cancellation terms.

Vertex 5 is developed for measuring tree height, but it is of course possible to measure any preferable height. The instrument measures the distance and angles then calculates the heights with trigonometry up to 999 meters or 3277 feet, with a resolution of 0.1m (0.1 ft).