Quick start guide
Upgraded Features Include:
Electric Air Flow Sensor: The AlcoHAWK® Precision contains an electronic airflow sensor to ensure the user continues to blow through the unit. This is a vital new function because only samples of air from the deep lung are proportionate to blood alcohol content. This new innovative sensor ensures the user exhales through the mouthpiece over the 4-5 second exhale. This is an important feature for professional screening to prevent an intentional short exhale which could affect accuracy.
Sample Concentration Sensor: The AlcoHAWK® Precision contains a software upgrade to allow the unit to track if an even alcohol concentration is detected in the sample. This cutting edge technology serves as another check of sample integrity.
Ergonomic Design: The AlcoHAWK® Precision was created with portability and handheld use in mind. Therefore, it was designed with a molded grip and curves to fit in the hand for comfortable use in the field.
Sensor Recognition Technology™: All AlcoHAWK® SC Series units now include Sensor Recognition Technology™ to monitor for certain types of abnormal sensor conditions.
Disclaimer:
We makes no warranties, expressed or implied, as to the ability of this device to determine whether a person is intoxicated, and we disclaim any liability for incidental, special, or consequential damages of any nature. Decisions and/or actions based upon the reading of this device shall be at such person's own risk. We assume no responsibility for consequences of subjects who test negative when using this device and later show that they are under the influence of alcohol or their judgment has been impaired by alcohol. This device should only be used as a screening device and may only give an indication of the possible presence of alcohol in the blood of the test subject. Correlation between breath alcohol content and blood alcohol concentration depends on many variables, including temperature and health conditions. A safe or low BAC reading on a breath alcohol screener does not mean that the driver's reaction times can respond to any emergency encountered. The exact concentration of alcohol in the blood of the test subject cannot be exactly determined by using a breath alcohol screening device.
This device is intended to measure alcohol in the human breath. The accuracy of this device has been established at a Blood Alcohol Concentration of 0.008% and 0.032%. Accuracy at a Blood Alcohol Concentration greater than 0.032% has not been evaluated.
