Leica RTC300 3D Laser Scanner
Condition: Refurbished / Calibrated
Warranty: 1 YEAR WARRANTY
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* Leica RTC300 3D Laser Scanner [BC# -L/T*] |
Condition: Refurbished
Leica RTC300 3D Laser Scanner
The Leica RTC300 is a high-speed terrestrial 3D laser scanner that delivers trusted Leica RTC performance in a streamlined, scalable configuration. Built for agile reality-capture workflows, it captures up to one million points per second at ranges up to 85 meters, pairing fast point-cloud acquisition with a calibrated 360° HDR image, so your team leaves the site with a complete, color-rich digital record of the space. Designed for professionals working across building construction, BIM, and general surveying, the RTC300 is the natural entry point into the new Leica RTC series and a forward step for teams upgrading from the RTC360. It connects field capture, cloud collaboration, and office processing into one continuous workflow built around Leica Cyclone FIELD 360, Hexagon GeoCloud, and Cyclone REGISTER 360 PLUS, helping you reduce return trips and accelerate deliverables.
The RTC300 scans up to 1,000,000 points per second and completes a full-dome scan with a spherical HDR image in roughly two and a half minutes at 6 mm resolution at 10 meters. Every measurement is driven by Leica's high-dynamic time-of-flight engine with Waveform Digitising (WFD) technology, delivering 1.5 mm 3D point accuracy at 10 meters and 10″ angular accuracy. Automatic self-calibration runs during normal operation, so the scanner maintains its precision without targets or manual setup steps. An integrated 72 MP, six-camera system captures 432 MPx of raw HDR data and renders a calibrated 360° × 300° spherical image at 174 MPx resolution. A full tone-mapped image is produced in just 30 seconds in any lighting condition, with automatic exposure and white balance, giving you point clouds that are both dimensionally accurate and visually faithful for documentation, modeling, and client review.
The RTC300's Visual Inertial System (VIS) tracks the scanner's position and movement in real time, automatically pre-registering scans on site. Combined with on-board tilt compensation, GNSS, and a shock sensor, VIS lets operators move from setup to setup with confidence and validate alignment in the field long before the data reaches the office. With Livelink connectivity in Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 and Hexagon GeoCloud, the RTC300 shares data in real time between field crews and office experts. Capture, organize, and validate scans on the 4.3″ touchscreen or remotely from the FIELD 360 mobile app, then hand off to Cyclone REGISTER 360 PLUS to finalize registration and export to nearly any point-cloud format. The result is fewer bottlenecks between capture and deliverable.
The RTC300 carries an IP55 environmental rating upright or inverted, operates from −20 °C to +50 °C, and runs on swappable Leica GEB461 batteries for up to four hours of field time. At 5.5 kg without batteries and mounting on a lightweight GST80 carbon tripod, it is built to travel between sites and stand up to real working conditions.
Quick Facts
• Up to 1,000,000 points per second
• Range up to 85 m
• Full-dome scan + HDR image in ~2 min 30 s
• 1.5 mm 3D point accuracy at 10 m
• 72 MP / 432 MPx HDR imaging, 360° × 300° spherical capture
• VIS real-time auto-registration and Livelink cloud collaboration
• Laser Class 1 (eye-safe), IP55 rated
• Ideal for building construction, BIM, and general surveying
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Leica RTC300?
The Leica RTC300 is a terrestrial 3D laser scanner in Leica's new RTC series. It captures up to one million points per second to a range of 85 meters, with an integrated 72 MP HDR imaging system and real-time VIS auto-registration. It is positioned as the streamlined, scalable entry point in the RTC lineup.
What is the range of the Leica RTC300?
The RTC300 scans to a maximum range of 85 meters (measured down to 3.5% albedo), with a minimum range of 0.5 meters.
How fast is the RTC300?
It captures up to 1,000,000 points per second and completes a full-dome scan with a spherical HDR image in about two minutes and thirty seconds at 6 mm resolution at 10 meters.
How does the RTC300 compare to the RTC500 and RTC700?
The RTC300 captures up to 1M pts/sec at 85 m and is built for agile construction, BIM, and surveying work. The RTC500 doubles capture speed to 2M pts/sec and extends range to 130 m. The flagship RTC700 adds 270 m range, an Area Scan mode down to 0.8 mm at 10 m, and a full on-board surveying suite.
Does the RTC300 replace the Leica RTC360?
The RTC300 is part of the next-generation RTC series that succeeds the RTC360, bringing faster connected workflows and updated imaging while retaining the trusted Leica accuracy RTC360 users rely on. Contact NOAR Technologies for upgrade and trade-in guidance.
What software does the RTC300 use?
The RTC300 works with Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 for field capture and registration, Hexagon GeoCloud for real-time collaboration, and Leica Cyclone REGISTER 360 PLUS for office registration and export.
| RTC300 Specifications | |
| Performance Highlights | |
| Scan speed | Up to 1,000,000 points per second |
| Maximum range | 85 m (down to 3.5% albedo) |
| Full-dome scan time | ~2 minutes 30 seconds (full dome + spherical HDR at 6 mm @ 10 m) |
| Scan resolution | 3, 6, 12, 25 mm @ 10 m |
| Surveying workflows | Resection with targets from a full-dome scan (via Cyclone FIELD 360) |
| Series Specifications | |
| Imaging system | 72 MP, 6-camera array capturing 432 MPx of raw HDR data |
| Spherical image | Calibrated 360° × 300° HDR image at 174 MPx resolution |
| Image capture speed | 30-second full spherical, tone-mapped image in any lighting |
| Field of view | 360° horizontal / 300° vertical |
| Distance technology | High-dynamic time-of-flight enhanced by Waveform Digitising (WFD) |
| Laser class | Class 1 (eye-safe) per IEC 60825-1; 1550 nm invisible wavelength |
| Minimum range | 0.5 m |
| Angular accuracy | 10″ |
| Range accuracy | 1.2 mm + 10 ppm |
| Range noise | 0.2 mm @ 10 m; 0.4 mm @ 50 m |
| 3D point accuracy | 1.5 mm @ 10 m; 3.8 mm @ 50 m |
| Real-time registration | Visual Inertial System (VIS) tracks position and movement on the fly |
| Tilt compensation | IMU-based with automatic self-calibration (3″ upright/inverted, ±10°) |
| Additional sensors | GNSS and shock sensor |
| Self-calibration | Automatic during normal operation — no targets or user input required |
| On-scanner control | 4.3″ capacitive color touchscreen (480 × 800) |
| Mobile control | Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 app (iOS / Android) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax (2.4 & 5 GHz); USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen2) |
| Onboard storage | 512 GB internal SSD |
| Cloud collaboration | Livelink real-time field-to-office and crew-to-crew via Cyclone FIELD 360 + Hexagon GeoCloud |
| Housing | Aluminum frame with ergonomic top handle |
| Mounting | 5/8″ stub on lightweight Leica GST80 tripod; tribrach adapter optional |
| Power | 2× Leica GEB461 Li-Ion batteries, typically up to 4 hours; GEB282 AC supply |
| Environmental rating | IP55 (upright or inverted, ±15°); operating −20 °C to +50 °C; 95% humidity, non-condensing |