Breathalyzer Alcohol Tester - Deluxe Edition - G255

At a Glance...

• Check your own Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
• Great car safety device, powered by car adapter (included)
• Fast and easy to use
• Stylish and well-built

Note: This is a reference tool only and can not be used as a legal defense.

Manufacturer Specifications

• Primary Function: Breathalyzer with LCD screen
• Analyzing Method: Breath Test
• Sensor: Advanced semiconductor oxide alcohol sensor
• Alcohol Reading: Digital
• Test Range: 0.000 ~ 0.200 BAC (0.000 ~ 1.000 mg/l)
• Test Accuracy: 0.010 BAC (0.100 mg/l)
• Visual Display Range: 0.000 ~ 0.100 BAC (0.000 ~ 0.500 mg/l)
• Warm-up Time: 10 seconds
• Testing Time: 10 seconds
• 2 Alert Modes: 0.05-0.10% and 0.10% and over BAC
• Power Source: 1 x 9V battery (not included) or car adapter (included)
• Usage Capacity: Over 500 tests on a single 9V battery (Duracell)
• Working Current: ≤ 120 mA
• Operation: 15C - 35C
• Relative Humidity ≤95%
• Dimension: 118 mm x 68 mm x 29 mm (L x W x D)
• Weight: 141 grams (including 9V battery)
• Certification: FCC, CE, RoHS
• Manufacturer Ref: AMJU0H0Y32IG

Product Notes

• Note: The result of this test gives BAC for reference only. We do not take any legal responsibility for the results given.
• This breathalyzer can still be used without the mouthpieces, but the mouthpieces assist in the direction of air flow for easier sensing.
• Comes with blue backlighting for low light conditions
• Powersaving function
• Smart MCU control
• Sensor fault self checking
• Low voltage battery saving design

Package Contents for CVSX-G255

• Breath Alcohol Tester
• User Manual - English
• Mouthpieces x5

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Blood Alcohol Content and how is that different from Blood Alcohol Concentration?
  They mean the same thing. The acronym is BAC and it is a measure of the concentration of alcohol in a person's blood.
• How is BAC calculated?
  BAC is usually expressed in terms of volume of alcohol per volume of blood in the body. Some of the most common ratios are: (1) Mass per volume of blood in the body (Eg: 0.08 g/L), (2) Volume of alcohol per volume of exhaled breath (eg. 0.08 mL/L), and (3) Mass of alcohol per mass of the body (Eg: 0.08 g/Kg). This breathalyzer uses the first and most popular way to measure BAC.
• I heard that as long as you keep it to one drink per hour you're fine.
  The number of drinks consumed is a poor measure of BAC, because of differences in weight, sex, and body fat.