Fencing Lasers — Build fences straighter, faster.
One-person fence alignment for rural, commercial and vineyard work. Project a full 360° vertical laser line — line up posts over hills and gullies as long as the receiver has line of sight. 9× variable zoom scope. Patented Auto-Align. And the same laser works as a standard rotating laser when you’re not fencing.
Shop Fencing Laser Kits
Two complete fencing kits — a Standard kit built around the EGL624GM rotating laser, and a Premium kit built around the DGL1010GM digital-grade laser. Both ship with the FVAK64 fencing add-on, tripod, fencing receiver, scope and 240HDF heavy-duty staff. Pick by range and beam class.
Three steps to a straight fence
The Auto-Align function is why these kits work where other lasers don’t.
Set up the kit
Mount on a tripod or fix directly to a strainer post. Position at the start of your fenceline — or the middle if you need the full 800–1000m range from one set-up.
Auto-Align to your target
Pick a reference point through the 9× scope — a star post, a tree edge, a paint mark on the ground — within 50m. Take the receiver to that exact mark and press the Auto-Align button. The laser swings until it finds the receiver and locks in line with the scope.
Mark out posts
Walk the fenceline with the receiver. The laser shoots a 360° vertical line — as long as the receiver has line of sight, it’ll pick up the beam. Up the top of a hill, down in a gully — doesn’t matter. Mark, move on, ram in.
What the kit actually does for your day
Six things a fencing laser kit unlocks on the job — most of them impossible with a stringline, sighter wire or eyeballing.
One-person job
Set-up, alignment and marking out are all one-person tasks. If you’re short on labour or want to keep a fencing job solo, this kit takes the guesswork out of alignment.
Long-range alignment
Mark out 400m of posts (Standard kit) or 500m (Premium kit) in one direction from a set-up. Put the kit in the middle of the fenceline and you get 800–1000m total. Range varies with conditions — the further you stretch, the more intermittent the receiver, so pace your runs.
Works on hills and gullies
The laser shoots a full 360° vertical line. As long as the receiver has line of sight, it picks up the beam — up the top of a hill or way down in the bottom of a gully. Perfect for fencing in country that’s not flat.
Square paddocks easily
Perpendicular brackets let the scope swing to 90° from the fenceline. Run one line, square the corner, run the next — no more eyeballing boundaries.
Modular mounting
Tripod, post bracket, or laser slid over the top of a strainer — the kit mounts and moves multiple ways to suit the run in front of you.
1-button Auto-Align
The patented differentiator. Pick a target through the scope, put the receiver on the same mark, press Auto-Align — the laser locks in line automatically. Other lasers can’t do this, which is why they don’t work for fencing.
The RedBack difference
Anyone can sell a fencing laser. Few back it properly — and none double as a site laser the rest of the year.
Doubles as a site laser
Competitor fencing lasers only do fencing. Ours doesn’t — the same EGL624GM or DGL1010GM runs horizontal levelling and grade work the rest of the year. One tool, two jobs.
Built to last, built to be repaired
Solid construction, built for the long term. RedBack provides in-house repair and calibration services for all RedBack lasers and most other laser brands.
5-year warranty
The EGL624GM, DGL1010GM and their grade-match siblings all come with a full 5-year warranty and include a rechargeable battery, charger, tracking receiver and remote as standard.
Fencing Laser Questions
Can one person really use this solo?
How far can I mark out from a single set-up?
Can I set the laser in-line with the fence, or do I need an offset?
Does it work in hilly country?
What if I already own a compatible RedBack laser?
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