RECEIVERS, MOUNTS & ACCESSORIES

Will they work together?

A receiver that detects the signal and a mount that fits the tool are two separate checks. Start with the exact model numbers.

Manufacturer-listed, not field-tested. Bosch entries below come from its UK LR 7 page, observed 21 September 2026. Other combinations remain unverified.

Our evidence standard

MODEL BY MODEL

Compatibility register

6 of 6 records

Laser	Receiver / accessory	Signal compatibility	Mechanical interface
BoschGLL 3-80 C / GLL 3-80 CG	LR 7 receiver	Manufacturer listedListed by Bosch UK	Bracket 1 608 M00 C1L; fit not checked
BoschGCL 2-50 C / GCL 2-50 CG	LR 7 receiver	Manufacturer listedListed by Bosch UK	Laser-to-mount fit not checked
LeicaModel to be confirmed	Receiver / mount to be confirmed	Not verifiedExact combination required	Thread and clearance unknown
DEWALTModel to be confirmed	Receiver / mount to be confirmed	Not verifiedExact combination required	Thread and adapter unknown
HueparModel to be confirmed	Receiver / mount to be confirmed	Not verifiedPulse mode must be checked	Thread and clearance unknown
MiLESEEYModel to be confirmed	Receiver / mount to be confirmed	Not verifiedExact combination required	Thread and adapter unknown

A listed combination does not verify every operating mode, distance or mounting arrangement. Confirm current UK documentation for the exact model and package.

BEFORE YOU ORDER

Three checks, one usable setup

Check the signal

Match the exact receiver to the exact laser. Check line versus rotary operation, required pulse or receiver mode, and the manufacturer’s supported-model list.

Colour alone does not establish compatibility.
A target plate is not an electronic receiver.
A distance meter is not a line laser.

Check the connection

Read the thread specification on both sides. A nominal 1/4-inch or 5/8-inch fitting is only the starting point; confirm thread pitch and the correct adapter.

Check that the screw does not bottom out.
Check clamp size and mounting orientation.
Use a suitable support for the tool’s weight.

Check the task

Once attached, confirm that the bracket does not obscure a beam or plumb point. Check line height, adjustment travel, stability and access to the controls.

Test detection at the intended distance.
Approach a receiver from above and below.
Recheck the reference after moving the setup.

RELATED FIELD GUIDE

Can’t see the line outdoors?

Separate visibility from electronic detection before choosing a receiver.

Read the visibility guide