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Dingo Screen
Breathalyzer
Breathalyzer Dingo Screen is a highly sensitive indicator type device for quick detection of the concentration of alcohol vapors in exhaled air.
Dingo Screen is equipped with a proprietary electrochemical sensor, which ensures the highest sensitivity of the device to ethanol vapors in exhaled air.
Dingo Screen is equipped with a proprietary electrochemical sensor, which ensures the highest sensitivity of the device to ethanol vapors in exhaled air.
Breathalyzer Dingo Screen is a highly sensitive indicator type device for quick detection of the concentration of alcohol vapors in exhaled air.
Dingo Screen is equipped with a proprietary electrochemical sensor, which ensures the highest sensitivity of the device to ethanol vapors in exhaled air.
The device is equipped with a special LED indicator that lights up "green", "yellow" or "red" depending on the test results.
Green - the test passed, no alcohol was detected, or the concentration of ethanol vapor was below the threshold value of 0.20 per mille; "yellow" - alcohol was detected in a low concentration, the result was in the range from 0.21 to 0.50 per mille; "red" - found a high concentration of alcohol, the result is in the range of 0.51 per mille and above.
Features of Dingo Screen:
Dingo Screen is equipped with a proprietary electrochemical sensor, which ensures the highest sensitivity of the device to ethanol vapors in exhaled air.
The device is equipped with a special LED indicator that lights up "green", "yellow" or "red" depending on the test results.
Green - the test passed, no alcohol was detected, or the concentration of ethanol vapor was below the threshold value of 0.20 per mille; "yellow" - alcohol was detected in a low concentration, the result was in the range from 0.21 to 0.50 per mille; "red" - found a high concentration of alcohol, the result is in the range of 0.51 per mille and above.
Features of Dingo Screen:
- Fuel cell sensor.
- Test without a mouthpiece.
- Light indication of the test result.
- Time for setting readings - up to 2 seconds.
- It is used to control staff sobriety.
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