AL7000 Premium Screening kit
Replaceable Sensor System
As with all our
screening kits, for any jeopardy
situation involving someone's career or livelihood we still recommend a fully-approved breathalyzer such as the
Dräeger 6510, however if the device is being used as a
pre-screener (and actual guilt - or otherwise - is confirmed
with either an approved device or blood/urine test) then the
AL7000 screening kit can significantly reduce costs.
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The AL7000 has been approved by the US DoT as an ASD (Alcohol
Screening Device) and as such is ideally suited to such
situations.
Replaceable
Sensor - no need to return for calibration and servicing
All breathalyser sensors require calibrating at least once a
year, however instead of returning the unit to us for
calibration in our workshops the Premium uses a patent-pending PRISM
(Pre-calibrated Replaceable Intelligent Sensor Module)
Sensor that can be changed by the user. With the unique
easy-replace sensor panel, module replacement takes just a
few seconds!
The advantage is
continuous availability on-site for testing, however we
would strongly recommend at least bi-annual checkups in our
workshops to ensure that the device is still operating at
peak efficiency.
UK based 12 month warranty.
FREE UK DELIVERY
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Kit includes 50 x
mouthpieces
and 1 x spare
PRISM user-replaceable sensor

£
exc VAT
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Technical Specifications
Size 104mm x 50mm x 20mm
Weight
95g
Certification: FDA / US DoT Sensor: Semiconductor gas sensor Response time:
15sec Warm up time: 30 sec Recovery time
20sec Battery life: Over 200 tests Battery Type:
2 x AA alkaline
Accuracy: ±0.15% at 0.10% Display range: 0.00 ~ 0.40% Display Type:
4-Digit,
backlit LCD
Package Contents
AL7000 Premium-
50 x Mouthpieces
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1 x Spare Sensor
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12v Car Charger
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Carry Case
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Batteries

Note: The specifications
relate to laboratory conditions and may not be replicated in general
use. Do not drink and drive. If in doubt, do not drive or carry out any
actions where your abilities or judgement may be impaired by the
consumption of Alcohol. |