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| The AlcoMate Prestige (AL6000) Breathalyzer, BASIC Pack FAQ and TIPS |
2. Which breathalyzer is right for me?
For Health Care Professionals, the Police Force and for high quality personal use, we recommend the AlcoMate Prestige. For personal/private use, the AlcoHawk PRO, AlcoScan AL-5000, or AlcoHawk Precision, digital breathalyzer, is recommended for its reliability and accuracy.Although the AlcoScan AL-2500 is very convenient and easy to use, please keep in mind that these devices are meant for simple testing, and the lack of a mouthpiece can affect test results. We DO NOT recommend this product
3. What is the BAC (blood alcohol concentration) limit for driving?
The legal limit for BAC while driving varies from state to state across
the US, but most states use DUI / DWI limits of 0.08% to 0.10%.
4. Can I drive if my BAC is less than 0.08%?
No, we do not recommend driving with any intake of alcohol. There is no
"safe" level of drinking before driving.
5. What is calibration/recalibration? Why do I need it?
Calibration of breathalyzers involves the manual setting of specific, known
laboratory BAC samples against the readings
recognized by the device. The AlcoMate Prestige DOES NOT require
recalibration.
6. How do I know if I need recalibration?
If you notice that your breathalyzer is giving incorrect readings (usually a little high), please try the following:
Tips
1. Cleanup / Maintenance
In order to extend the life of your breathalyzer, we recommend the following steps after each breath test:
2. Important Reminders
The oxide semiconductor sensors used for alcohol detection measure BAC by the buildup of substance on the sensor surface. Because of this, you should avoid the following:
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