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What MOQ and lead time apply to a laser rangefinder module order?

For the modules in this catalogue the stated policy is one unit as the minimum order, samples from stock, and roughly one week to one month for batch quantities depending on model and configuration. Those are order terms, not specifications, so they are confirmed on the quotation rather than published as a number here. What is fixed and checkable is the model matrix itself.

Matching modules from the catalogue

ModelWavelengthPublished rangeAccuracyMassInterface
LRF1829C1535 nm23 km±2 m400 gRS-422
LRF1830C1.54 µm23 km±2 m400 gUART + RS-422
LRF1525C1.54 µm15 km±2 m400 gRS-422
LRF1221C1.54 µm12 km±2 m275 gRS-422
LRF1222C1.54 µm12 km±2 m335 gRS-422
LRF1831C1535 nm12 km±2 m410 gRS-422

The conditions behind those numbers

Full detail and the manufacturer's original wording: buying from us · all 59 range conditions · filter the catalogue yourself

Questions people ask about this

Can I buy a single unit to evaluate?

Yes — one unit is the stated minimum. Evaluate the module against your own target and visibility before committing to a batch, because the datasheet condition may not match your scene.

Why is batch lead time quoted as a range?

Because it depends on model, interface configuration and whether optics or firmware changes are needed. A range of one week to one month is the honest answer before configuration is fixed.

Do you publish prices?

No. No price appears on this site; every quotation goes by email against a stated model, interface and quantity.

Send the requirement, not a part number Target size, reflectance, required range, mass budget, interface, quantity. Two candidates and their limiting factor come back. Email specs@erdilrf.com All answers

Figures transcribed from manufacturer pages on 2026-10-26. Conditions are quoted verbatim; nothing here extrapolates a range to a target the manufacturer did not test.