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R12 RTK
Trimble R12 | Pre-Owned
Trimble R12 | Pre-Owned
R12 RTK
Trimble R12 | Pre-Owned
Trimble R12 | Pre-Owned
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Trimble R12 RTK GNSS | Pre-Owned

Each of the Trimble R12 GNSS Receivers are used and in good condition. The Trimble R12’s include four R12 batteries, two dual chargers with power supplies, two UHF radio antennas, two Quick Release Adapters and 2 cases. A used Trimble™ TDL 450H offers the best options for the efficient use of GNSS. Engineered for efficiency, the used Trimble™ TDL 450H offers repeater, base and rover data for on-site GNSS and GPS positioning. Although these units have been used, we’ve verified that they are in top working order. These rugged but advanced UHF radios are designed to handle data at high speeds while handling the harshest job conditions at the same time.

Pre-Owned R12 Kit Includes:

  • Two Trimble R12
  • Four R12 batteries
  • two dual-slot chargers
  • TDL 450H Radio
  • Trimble TSC7 w/ Trimble Access Perpetual License
  • TSC7 Shoulder Bag
  • Dual Battery Charger w/ Power Supply
  • Battery 2-Pack (TSC7)
  • Cables
  • Antenna
  • Hard Case
  • Quick-Release Adapter

Key Features of the Trimble R12:

  • Trimble ProPoint™ GNSS Technology: Elevated performance in challenging GNSS conditions*, leveraging cutting-edge signal management that harnesses advancements in GNSS signal infrastructure and Trimble receiver hardware.
  • Trimble SurePoint™ Technology: Pinpoint accuracy with eBubble and compass-based tilt compensation.
  • Trimble CenterPoint® RTX Corrections Technology: Delivers RTK-level precision globally without the necessity for a base station or VRS network.

 

*In direct comparison tests against the Trimble R10-2 in challenging GNSS scenarios such as dense foliage, urban landscapes, and other obstructed environments, the Trimble R12 outperformed by a minimum of 30% across various metrics, including precision attainment time, positional accuracy, and measurement reliability.

 

*Challenging GNSS environments refer to areas where the receiver can attain minimum accuracy requirements with sufficient satellite availability but may encounter signal obstruction from trees, structures, and other objects. Actual performance may vary based on geographic location, atmospheric conditions, scintillation levels, GNSS constellation health, signal occlusion, and multipath interference.

Weight 17 lbs
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