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AlcoTector Fuel Cell (WAT90) Breathalyzer

AlcoTector WAT90 is a State of the Art instrutment that uses electrochemical fuel cell to measure BAC. Designed for the Police, Gov`t and professionals, breathalyzer has 4 digit BAC display. Great for the Agencies that want EXACT measeurments everytime!

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The AlcoTector WAT90 Breathalyzer

 The ALCOTECTOR is a state of the art instrument used to detect Ethyl Alcohol from a valid breath sample. The ALCOTECTOR uses an electrochemical fuel cell to measure the concentration of alcohol from the sample of expired breath from a human subject. If alcohol is present, a corresponding voltage is generated from the fuel cell, which is proportional to the alcohol content of the sample provided by a human subject. This voltage is then sent to the CPU and converted to a subjects BAC which is then displayed on the display of the ALCOTECTOR. 

You may purchase mouthpieces.  It is recommend to purchase them in packs of 100. By doing this you will save approximately $5.00.
- Alcotector WAT89 Single Mouthpiece
- Alcotector WAT89 100 Mouthpieces
- Alcotector WAT90 Single Mouthpiece
- Alcotector WAT90 100 Mouthpieces

AlcoScan AlcoTector
  • CE Mark
  • Meets DOT/NHTSA requirements
  • Meets US Coast Guard Requirements
  • Electrochemical Fuel Cell Breathalyzer
  • Accuracy: Long-Life Accuracy
  • Metal Case, Cable, Mouthpieces, batteries included
  • Deep-lung air sampling system
  • Automatic actuated eclectic pump system
  • Real-Time Clock
  • Self Diagnosis
  • Sensor Range: 0.000% - 0.500%
  • 1 year warranty

 

The AlcoTector is the ONLY Electrochemical Fuel Cell breathalyzer from Test Medical Symptoms @Home. It offers the latest in cutting-edge breath alcohol sensing technology as well as accuracy and powerful features not available in any other product.

AlcoTector Specifications

Brief: The ALCOTECTOR is a state of the art instrument used to detect Ethyl Alcohol from a valid breath sample. The ALCOTECTOR uses an electrochemical fuel cell to measure the concentration of alcohol from the sample of expired breath from a human subject.
Alcohol Sensor: Electrochemical fuel cell
Working Temperature: -5C ~ 45C (41F ~ 113F)
Storage Temperature: -15C ~ 65C (59F ~ 149F)
Size: 195 mm x 75mm x 35mm
Body Material: Grey Plastic
Weight: 290 g Not including batteries
Battery: Two 1.5V AA Alkaline (included)
Battery Life: Minimum 500 tests per battery change
LCD Display Size: 50mm x 17mm x, 128px x 32px
Response Time: 10 seconds
Sampling System: Automatically takes a deep lung sample or manually tests
Optional Power Supply: 12 volt Car Adapter or AC 12 Volt adapter
Clock: Real Time Clock
Units of Measure: Crac: grm%, mg/ml, mg/100ml, mg/l, or any other units
Detection Range: 0.000% ~ 0.500% BAC
Pump: Automatically actuated electronic pump system. No cocking required
Self Diagnostics: Programmed self-check assures unit is operational upon Power-up
Sensor Accuracy: BrAC: more or less 0.25 mg/l (<0.200mg/L)
BrAC: more or less 0.40 mg/l (<0.200~0.400mg/L)
BrAC: more or less 10% (0.400~5.000mg/L)
Users: Law Enforcement, Health Professionals
Warranty: 1 Year

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Have you ever wondered exactly how intoxicated you are during a night of drinking? Are you afraid that friends may be driving drunk, but you're not sure? Now you can measure anyone's exact alcohol level with a portable breath tester. Simply blow into the mouthpiece and your blood alcohol level will be displayed in seconds. No more guessing. No more worry.


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