Singular XYZ X1 Lite RTK GNSS Rover Set

The SingularXYZ X1 Lite Rover Set is a professional RTK GNSS surveying solution built around the compact X1 Lite receiver and the SingularXYZ SC300 Android field controller. It is designed for collecting and staking out centimetre-accurate coordinates using corrections from an RTK network or a compatible GNSS base station.

The rover configuration combines the X1 Lite GNSS receiver, SC300 data collector and the field accessories needed to operate the receiver on a survey pole. Package contents and accessory configurations can vary, so the final equipment list should be checked when ordering.

The set is designed for land surveyors, civil engineers, construction teams, utility contractors, GIS professionals, infrastructure inspectors and other users who require reliable centimetre-level outdoor positioning.

Typical applications include topographic surveys, construction stakeout, boundary and cadastral work, control-point measurement, as-built surveys, road and infrastructure projects, utility mapping, earthwork measurement and GIS data collection.

No. This package is configured as a rover set and contains one GNSS receiver. It requires RTK correction data from an NTRIP or CORS network, an existing compatible base station or another correction source. A separate rover-and-base set is required for a complete local two-receiver setup.

Yes. The X1 Lite supports base and rover operating modes. However, this package is supplied as a rover configuration, and additional equipment or accessories may be needed to use it as a local radio or network base station.

In an RTK fixed solution, the X1 Lite is specified for horizontal accuracy of 8 mm + 1 ppm and vertical accuracy of 15 mm + 1 ppm under suitable conditions. Actual accuracy depends on satellite visibility, correction quality, baseline length, coordinate-system settings and correct survey procedures.

The 1,408-channel receiver tracks GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC signals, together with supported SBAS services. Full-constellation tracking increases satellite availability and helps maintain positioning performance in difficult environments.

The typical RTK initialization time is less than five seconds when the rover has sufficient satellite visibility and receives suitable correction data. Initialization may take longer near buildings, dense vegetation or other signal obstructions.

Yes. The receiver has an integrated IMU that supports measurements with the survey pole tilted by up to 60 degrees. This makes it easier to measure points beside walls, underneath obstacles and in locations where the pole cannot be held vertically.

The specified tilt-surveying accuracy is better than ±2.5 cm within a tilt angle of up to 60 degrees. Reliable tilt results require a fixed RTK solution, correct pole-height entry and successful IMU initialization.

The receiver uses multi-frequency, full-constellation tracking, anti-interference technology and an advanced RTK engine to improve operation under tree canopy and around buildings. Dense obstructions, reflective surfaces and severe multipath can still reduce accuracy or make it harder to maintain a fixed solution.

The rover can receive correction data through an internet-based NTRIP or CORS service using the SC300 controller, or through the X1 Lite receiver’s internal UHF radio from a compatible local base station.

No. The X1 Lite receiver does not contain an integrated cellular modem. For network RTK surveying, the connected SC300 controller uses its own 4G mobile-data connection to obtain NTRIP corrections and send them to the receiver.

An RTK network account is required when the rover is used with a commercial or public NTRIP or CORS service that requires registration. A network subscription is not necessary when corrections are received from your own compatible local base station.

The SC300 uses Android 12 and includes an eight-core 2.0 GHz processor, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal storage, a 6-inch touchscreen and a physical QWERTY keyboard. It also provides 4G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for field surveying workflows.

The set is designed for use with SingularPad, SingularXYZ’s Android field-surveying software. SingularPad supports receiver configuration, coordinate systems, project management, point collection, stakeout and common RTK base-and-rover workflows.

The SC300 can run compatible third-party Android applications, but direct control of the X1 Lite depends on whether the software supports the receiver, its Bluetooth connection and the required communication protocols. Compatibility should be confirmed with the software provider before use.

Yes. The receiver includes an internal UHF radio operating within the 410–470 MHz range, with the product configuration listed for 430–470 MHz use. Available frequencies and permitted transmission power depend on regional radio regulations.

The internal UHF radio can reach up to approximately 15 km under optimal conditions when using the supported LoRa protocol. Actual range depends on terrain, antenna height, radio interference, obstacles, protocol selection, transmission power and local regulations.

Compatibility depends on the radio frequency, correction format and UHF protocol used by both devices. The receiver supports standard RTCM corrections and several radio protocols, but the exact base-and-rover combination should be checked before deployment.

The X1 Lite’s integrated 6,700 mAh battery provides more than 20 hours of operation under specified conditions. The SC300 has a 7,700 mAh battery designed to provide more than 16 hours of field use. Runtime varies with radio power, mobile-data use, screen brightness, temperature and active functions.

The X1 Lite charges through its USB Type-C port and requires approximately three hours for a fast charge under suitable conditions. It can also be powered from a compatible power bank. The SC300 controller uses its supplied charging equipment.

Yes. The X1 Lite receiver has an IP68 dustproof and waterproof rating, a magnesium-aluminium alloy housing and a design tested to survive a two-metre drop onto concrete. The SC300 controller is rated IP67. Environmental protection depends on correct use and securely closed connector covers.