SingularXYZ TS1000 2 Second Total Station with 7500m Prism Range

The SingularXYZ TS1000 is a professional manual total station designed for precise land surveying, topographic mapping, construction stakeout and civil engineering measurements. It combines electronic distance measurement (EDM), 2-second angular accuracy, a 30x optical telescope and dual-sided displays. The TS1000 supports reflectorless measurements up to 1,000 meters and single-prism measurements up to 7,500 meters. It also features Bluetooth connectivity, compatibility with SingularPad surveying software, internal storage for 40,000 survey points and a built-in red laser plummet.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 features 2-second angular accuracy, reflectorless distance measurement up to 1,000 meters and single-prism measurement up to 7,500 meters. It includes a 30x magnification telescope, dual-axis tilt compensator, red laser plummet, dual-sided displays and 24-key alphanumeric keyboards. Additional features include Bluetooth, USB and RS232 connectivity, internal storage for up to 40,000 points, compatibility with SingularPad field surveying software and IP54 environmental protection. The standard rechargeable battery provides approximately 6 hours of combined angle and distance measurement.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 provides an angular measurement accuracy of 2 arcseconds (2"). Its electronic distance measurement system offers a specified accuracy of 2 mm + 2 ppm when measuring with a single prism and 5 mm + 3 ppm in reflectorless mode. These specifications make the instrument suitable for professional land surveying, construction layout and engineering measurements. Actual accuracy depends on atmospheric conditions, instrument setup, target characteristics, measurement distance and surveying procedures.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 supports reflectorless distance measurement up to 1,000 meters and single-prism measurement up to 7,500 meters. Reflectorless mode allows surveyors to measure suitable objects and surfaces without placing a prism at the target location. Prism measurement is particularly useful for long-distance surveying, control networks and construction stakeout. Actual measuring range depends on atmospheric visibility, target reflectivity, prism condition and environmental conditions.

Reflectorless measurement allows the SingularXYZ TS1000 to measure distances directly to suitable surfaces without requiring a surveying prism. It supports distances up to 1,000 meters with a specified accuracy of 5 mm + 3 ppm. Prism measurement uses a reflector positioned at the target and provides higher specified accuracy of 2 mm + 2 ppm over distances up to 7,500 meters. Reflectorless mode is useful for inaccessible surfaces and building measurements, while prism mode is commonly preferred for longer distances and precise survey control.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 is a manual total station. Operators aim the telescope, identify the surveying target and perform measurements using the instrument controls or compatible field surveying software. The TS1000 does not include motorized rotation, automatic prism tracking or robotic target-following capabilities. It is designed for conventional optical surveying applications where accurate measurement, straightforward operation and digital data management are required.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 is designed for land surveyors, construction surveyors, civil engineers, cadastral surveyors, infrastructure contractors and geospatial professionals. Typical applications include topographic surveying, construction layout, property boundary measurement, control point surveying, road engineering and infrastructure documentation. Its combination of long-distance electronic distance measurement, precise angular measurement and SingularPad compatibility makes it suitable for professionals working with coordinate-based surveying and construction projects.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 is suitable for topographic surveying, land measurement and terrain mapping. It measures horizontal angles, vertical angles and distances, allowing surveyors to calculate the coordinates and elevations of survey points. These measurements can be used to document terrain features, buildings, roads, property boundaries and existing infrastructure. When connected to SingularPad software, the TS1000 supports point surveying, coordinate management and other digital field measurement workflows.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 supports construction stakeout, building layout and engineering positioning using its optical measurement system and compatible SingularPad software. Surveyors can set out design coordinates for foundations, structural grid lines, building corners, columns, walls and other construction elements. SingularPad supports point stakeout, CAD-related workflows and coordinate calculations. Reliable construction stakeout requires correct station setup, instrument orientation, project coordinates and appropriate surveying procedures.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 can be used to measure boundary markers, property corners, distances, angles and survey control points during cadastral and land subdivision projects. Its prism and reflectorless measurement capabilities provide flexibility for different field conditions. Collected coordinates can be managed using compatible surveying software. Legal property boundary determination must follow applicable cadastral regulations, official records and local surveying standards.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 is suitable for road construction, drainage projects, utility installations and civil infrastructure surveying. It can be used to establish survey control, measure existing terrain, set out design positions and verify construction geometry. When connected to SingularPad, surveyors can perform coordinate calculations and supported construction stakeout workflows. Its long single-prism measurement range is particularly useful for projects involving large construction sites and extended sight lines.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 uses optical angle measurement and electronic distance measurement rather than satellite positioning. It can therefore operate where GNSS reception is obstructed or unavailable, including near tall buildings, beneath bridges and inside suitable structures. The instrument requires a clear line of sight to the measured target and a properly established survey station. Known control points or an appropriate local coordinate system are required when measurements must be connected to project coordinates.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 features a 30x optical telescope with a 45 mm aperture, a field of view of 1 degree 30 minutes and a minimum focusing distance of 1.5 meters. The telescope provides an upright image and supports reticle illumination. Its optical specifications are suitable for identifying surveying prisms, targeting distant objects and performing precise manual observations during land surveying and construction layout.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 includes a dual-axis tilt compensator with a working range of ±3 arcminutes and a correction resolution of 1 arcsecond. The compensator helps correct small instrument tilts during angle measurement and contributes to reliable surveying results. A stable tripod, correct centering and accurate initial leveling remain essential because the compensator cannot correct large setup errors or unstable instrument positioning.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 features a built-in red laser plummet for centering the instrument over a survey station or ground control point. The manufacturer specifies a centering accuracy of approximately 1.5 mm at an instrument height of 1.5 meters. The visible laser simplifies instrument setup and helps operators align the total station with the ground mark. Accurate centering is especially important for control surveying and construction stakeout.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 offers several electronic distance measurement modes. Fine measurement takes approximately 1.0 second after initialization, coarse measurement takes approximately 0.7 seconds and tracking mode takes approximately 0.3 seconds. The first measurement may take longer, depending on the selected mode. Angular measurement takes approximately 0.1 seconds. Tracking mode is useful during stakeout, while fine measurement is suitable for precise survey observations.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 features displays and alphanumeric keyboards on both sides of the instrument. Each display has a resolution of 192 × 128 pixels, while each keyboard provides 24 keys for instrument operation and data entry. The dual-sided configuration allows surveyors to control the instrument and review measurement information from either telescope position. This is particularly useful when performing face-left and face-right observations during conventional surveying.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 weighs approximately 6.5 kg and measures 190 × 210 × 350 mm. Its housing integrates the optical telescope, electronic distance measurement system, dual-axis compensator, laser plummet, displays and communication interfaces. A complete surveying setup also requires appropriate accessories, such as a tripod and any necessary surveying prisms or prism poles. The total carrying weight depends on the accessories used.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 uses a rechargeable 7.2 to 7.4 V battery. The standard 2.5 Ah Ni-MH battery provides approximately 6 hours of combined angle and distance measurement or up to 20 hours of angle-only operation. An optional 3.2 Ah lithium battery extends these figures to approximately 8 and 25 hours respectively. The instrument has IP54 ingress protection and an operating temperature range of -20°C to +55°C. IP54 provides protection against limited dust ingress and splashing water but does not make the instrument waterproof or suitable for immersion.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 is compatible with SingularPad field surveying software. SingularPad supports point surveying, coordinate management, construction stakeout, CAD-related workflows and surveying calculations. The TS1000 connects to a compatible field controller through Bluetooth, allowing measurements to be collected and managed within a digital surveying project. SingularPad also supports compatible GNSS receivers, enabling optical and GNSS surveying workflows to be managed using the same project and coordinate reference system.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 can be used alongside compatible RTK GNSS receivers through SingularPad surveying software. Optical total station measurements and GNSS survey points can be managed within the same project and coordinate reference system. Surveyors can use GNSS for locations with suitable satellite reception and the total station for measurements where GNSS reception is obstructed or optical measurement is preferred. The TS1000 itself does not contain an integrated GNSS receiver.

Yes. The SingularXYZ TS1000 supports Bluetooth, USB and RS232 serial communication. Bluetooth allows wireless connection to compatible field controllers running SingularPad software. USB supports data transfer and external storage expansion, while RS232 provides serial communication with compatible external equipment. These connectivity options allow surveyors to integrate the instrument into different field measurement and data management workflows.

The SingularXYZ TS1000 provides internal storage for up to 40,000 survey points. The instrument also supports external USB storage and additional data management through compatible field surveying software. This allows surveyors to collect and organize measurements from large projects and transfer the information for further processing. Regular data transfer and backup are recommended to protect important survey records.

Yes. When connected to SingularPad field surveying software, the SingularXYZ TS1000 supports CAD-related surveying and construction stakeout workflows. Surveyors can use design coordinates, point databases and compatible drawing information to locate planned construction positions in the field. SingularPad provides point surveying, stakeout and coordinate calculation tools. Available CAD import and stakeout functions depend on the installed software version and project configuration.

Yes. SingularXYZ identifies support for sharing real-time stakeout positions with prism operators through SingularPad surveying software. This can improve communication between the total station operator and the person carrying the prism during construction layout. The workflow relies on compatible controllers, software and communication connections. Available functionality depends on the SingularPad version and connected equipment.

Both the SingularXYZ TS1000 and STS2 are manual total stations featuring 2-second angular accuracy, 30x telescope magnification and reflectorless measurement up to 1,000 meters. The TS1000 offers a longer single-prism measurement range of 7,500 meters, compared with 5,000 meters for the STS2. It also provides internal storage for 40,000 survey points, compared with 16,000 points for the STS2. Both support SingularPad surveying workflows, although their onboard interfaces, hardware specifications and battery configurations differ. The TS1000 is particularly suitable when long prism measurement distances and larger onboard point storage are important.