Milwaukee Tool 3712 Remote Control Receiver Layout

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 3712 is a remote control receiver designed for use with laser layout tools in trade-grade layout applications. Built from durable plastic in a black and red housing, the unit measures 7.24 inches in height and 3.35 inches in length, making it compact enough to position precisely on layout surfaces. Weighing 1.83 pounds, it is easy to reposition on the job site without adding burden to a layout kit. The receiver pairs with compatible Milwaukee laser levels to extend the effective working range and improve target visibility in high-ambient-light conditions common on active job sites.

The 3712 receiver is suited for steel stud layout, drop ceiling grid layout, soffit layout, general material layout, and other precision positioning tasks. It is a practical add-on for commercial interior finish work, light commercial construction, and residential framing where a laser line must be read at distance or in brighter ambient light. Electricians, HVAC installers, and finish carpenters who rely on laser levels for layout work will find it a straightforward fit into their existing tool workflow.

Key Features

• Remote control receiver function extends laser level working range in high-ambient-light environments
• Compact form factor at 7.24 inches tall and 3.35 inches in length for easy repositioning
• Plastic housing in high-visibility black and red colorway for quick identification on site
• Supports steel stud layout, drop ceiling layout, soffit layout, and general material layout applications
• Single-unit package with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible Milwaukee laser level systems for steel stud layout, drop ceiling layout, soffit layout, layout of material, and general layout tasks. Confirm compatibility with the specific Milwaukee laser model in use before installation.

Installation Notes

The 3712 receiver is typically set up by layout technicians, finish carpenters, or other tradespeople working with laser levels on commercial or residential job sites. Before mounting or adjusting the receiver, ensure the associated laser level is powered off or set to standby to avoid unintended beam exposure. Position the receiver on the target surface according to the laser level manufacturer's operating instructions. No special tools are required for setup, but verify the receiver is secured and level before taking layout readings.