Description
Used Alco-Sensor IV for Law Enforcement
- Approved by the U.S. DOT as an evidential breath alcohol testing device
- Widely used by Law Enforcement and Correction facilities as a PBT (Preliminary Breath Tester)
- Evidential accuracy exceeds +/- .005 at .100 BrAC
- Alco-Sensor IV monitors a subjects breath and performs a test only when the subject delivers a continuous deep breath sample
- Operator can manually override the automatic breath sample feature to test subjects with shy lung or who are uncooperative
- LED display messages guide the operator through the test procedure, greatly reducing operator error
- Displays test results as a three-digit number
- More precise, accurate results
- Able to connect to an RBT IV printer to give a printed record of test results
- Six month warranty
We are the only company authorized to provide technical support and repair services…so you get continued support well after the sale.
Used Alco-Sensor IV for Law Enforcement Product Specifications
| Sensor type | Electrochemical Oxidation (fuel cell) |
| Range of measurement | .000 – .400 BrAC |
| Accuracy and precision | U.S. DOT approved for evidential use |
| Breath sampling | Automatic with manual override |
| Response time | 5 10 seconds negative results, 10 30 seconds positive results |
| Power requirement | 9-volt battery (included) |
| Test mode | Direct |
| Calibration | Microprocessor controlled, using gas or wet bath simulator |
| Memory | Last test |
| Print capability | Yes, with RBT IV printer |
| Computer capability | Yes, blue dot version only, Alco-Sensor IV @ Work software |
| Temperature range | 0 40 degrees C |
| Size | 3 x 5 x 1 , 11 oz. |
| Warranty | Six-month parts and labor |
Standard Product
Every used Alco-Sensor IV for Law Enforcement comes with:
Used Alco-Sensor IV for Law Enforcement Calibration Information
- Alco-Sensor IV Calibration Instructions
- Alco-Sensor IV Illustrated Accuracy Check
- Alco-Sensor IV Illustrated Calibration Procedure
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