Breathalysers for sale online UK
We stock the following types of breathalysers
- Digital breathalysers including police grade breathalysers, workplace breathalysers and personal breathalysers.
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Breathalyser kits- single use disposable chemical breathalysers.
We also stock replacement breathalyser sensors and mouthpieces
- Replacement breathalyser sensors for digital breathalysers including AL700 breathalyser, and the Alcodigital Platinum fuel cell breathalyser.
- Breathalyser mouthpieces for digital breathalysers and Draeger breathalysers.
How does a breathalyser work?
A breathalyser is a device used to measure the amount of alcohol in a person's breath Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC), which correlates closely with their Blood Alcohol Content (BAC). Breathalysers provide a non-invasive and quick method to estimate an individual's level of intoxication with alcohol, which is plays an important role in ensuring workplace safety , law enforcement and personal use to ensure safety.
Key Points about breathalysers
- Accuracy: Different types of breathalysers have varying levels of accuracy. Fuel cell and infrared spectroscopy breathalysers are generally more accurate than semiconductor breathalyser sensors.
- Breathalyser Calibration: Digital breathalysers need regular calibration to maintain accuracy. Some digital breathalysers now come with clip in clip out replacement sensors which makes recalibration simple. Breathalyser kits are single use and should be disposed of after use. They can not be recalibrated or re-used.
- Legal Limits: Legal BAC limits for driving vary by country and even within province within countries. For example the legal limit in Scotland is lower than in England and wales even though they are all part of the United Kingdom.
Breathalysers provide a non-invasive and quick method to estimate an individual's level of intoxication, which is crucial for law enforcement and personal use to ensure safety.
if you are unsure which breathalyser will be the best for your requirements you may find the answer in our breathalyser FAQ section. Alternatively contact our customer support team who will be happy to assist you.