Leica GS18 tilt‑compensated GNSS antenna with IMU, offering calibration‑free, magnetic‑interference‑immune measurements.
About this manual
The Leica GS18 tilt machine combines a high‑precision inertial measurement unit (IMU) with a GNSS antenna to provide automatic tilt compensation without any calibration. It works in challenging environments such as urban sites, power‑line corridors, and remote offshore locations, delivering fast, accurate positioning even under strong electromagnetic interference.
Key features include 555‑channel multi‑constellation tracking, SmartLink satellite‑based augmentation for global 24‑hour centimeter‑level accuracy, an integrated 4G LTE communications module, and rugged IP68 protection. The system is supported by Leica Infinity software and the Leica Smartlink app for seamless data processing and reporting. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Application Scenarios
- Intelligent Tilt Compensation
- Device Highlights
- Technical Specifications
- Communication
- General Parameters
- Environmental Parameters
- Power Management
- Data Recording
Specifications
| GNSS channel count | 555 |
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| RTK measurement accuracy | 8 mm + 1 ppm (V) for single‑baseline network RTK |
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| Weight | 1.20 kg (standard) / 3.50 kg (with battery) |
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| Ingress protection | IP68 (dust‑tight and water‑proof) |
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| Battery / power options | Replaceable 2.8 Ah / 11.1 V Li‑ion battery (≈4 h) or 12 V DC (10.5‑28 V) up to 7 h |
Frequently asked questions
Does the GS18 require any calibration before use?
No, the GS18 provides automatic tilt compensation and does not need any calibration.
How many satellite signals can the GS18 track simultaneously?
It can track up to 555 channels covering all major GNSS constellations.
Is the GS18 affected by electromagnetic interference?
No, its IMU‑based tilt compensation makes it immune to magnetic field interference.