UltraLyte Overview
Every UltraLyte model has a high-impact waterproof casing that has been proven time and time again it’s able to hold up in the harshest conditions.
Some have referred to the UltraLyte laser as “a tank” because they truly do stand up to all kinds of situations faced by law enforcement professionals.
All our laser speed guns have LTI’s exclusive Accuracy Validation software, which ensures the accuracy of every speed measurement before it even displays reading in the device.
Accuracy validation is what makes all LTI lasers the most dependable speed devices in the world and why they always have stood up in court.
LTI 20/20 Ultralyte 100 LR
All UltraLyte models have pinpoint targeting, which is the only effective way to enforce speeds within multilane traffic. The laser’s beam is approximately 3 feet wide when it reaches a distance of 1000 feet away. This is how our equipment makes it possible for officers to visually identify a speeding vehicle, pinpoint its exact location on the roadway, and then validate its precise speed.
Providing unmatched versatility at your fingertips and offering a wide variety of add-on options – you can collect and report speed statistics, enforce the 2-second following rule, capture an image of a violator’s license plate or even map a crash or crime scene. With a range of models, there is sure to be an UltraLyte with the features to fulfill your needs.
UltraLyte Model Comparision
Below is a comparison matrix for all available UltraLyte models. The purpose of this matrix is to provide you with an easy reference in order to quickly compare the major differences between each specific model.
After considering what your needs are and what equipment requirements you have, this will help you in determining which UltraLyte model is right for you.
| Specifications / Model Comparison Matrix |
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|---|---|---|
| Measures distance and inclination for crash/crime scene mapping | No | No |
| Measures time and distance between vehicles for tailgating violations | No | Yes |
| Maximum Range | 1000 m (3,280 ft) | 1000 m (3,280 ft) |
| Affordability | $ | $+ |
* Specification and content are subjected to change without notice.
