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good - Review by chris
It is pretty much as described on the web site.
Touring Australia and tourist park checkout times of 10a.m., It has helped me avoid driving over the limit in the mornings.(from the previous days drinking.)
The 3 decimal places allow me to calculate how long it will be before I blow under the limit.
The connection to USB is not explained. When connected to a pc and the connection wizard completes nothing happens and the device is not visible on "My Computer".
The single beep while blowing indicates a good sample, was not documented.
As it is for personal use 5 mouthpieces are more than enough. (Posted on 6/12/09)
Touring Australia and tourist park checkout times of 10a.m., It has helped me avoid driving over the limit in the mornings.(from the previous days drinking.)
The 3 decimal places allow me to calculate how long it will be before I blow under the limit.
The connection to USB is not explained. When connected to a pc and the connection wizard completes nothing happens and the device is not visible on "My Computer".
The single beep while blowing indicates a good sample, was not documented.
As it is for personal use 5 mouthpieces are more than enough. (Posted on 6/12/09)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
Do you sell the replaceable breathalyzer sensor modules for the Andatech zenith AL7000C? How many of these come with the unit?
A:
The Al7000C will just come with one sensor and no extra replacement. To get the replacement sensor you have to contact Andatech (http://www.andatech.com.au/company/contact.html#axzz1fnfQMSYZ) and most likely have your unit sent back to them so they can check it to see which sensor module goes with it, and they would then be able to provide you with the correct replacement sensors. The reason we don't sell it readily online is because they need to check it first.
Q:
I currently use the andatech al 6000 pro. i was wondering if the same technology is in the andatech zenith corporite al 7000c. how do these compare?
A:
Both the AL6000 and AL7000 use the same technology, which is the semiconductor sensor. Both are not alcohol-specific and both have the same accuracy of +/- 0.01%BAC. In comparison, however, the Zenith AL7000 will show you a more precise reading in terms of it giving you 4-digit readings/three decimal places (the AL6000 gives 3 digit readings).
In comparison as well, the AL6000 has a passive mode, i.e. you don't need mouthpieces, whereas the AL7000 does not have a passive mode and needs mouthpieces. The AL6000 is also Australian Standard Certified whereas the AL7000 is not. The Australian Standard Certification just means that the breathalyser has been testeds for its accuracy, reliability and has proven to perform better than other breathalysers that are in the market without it. Australian Standard breathalysers undergo extensive laboratory and field testing in order to get this certification. This also means the breathalyser is serviceable and well supported through a strict control process as a safety device.
So overall, both the AL6000 and AL7000 are similar in terms of accuracy, but in terms of reliability the AL6000's Australian Standard Certification might give you a better peace of mind.
In comparison as well, the AL6000 has a passive mode, i.e. you don't need mouthpieces, whereas the AL7000 does not have a passive mode and needs mouthpieces. The AL6000 is also Australian Standard Certified whereas the AL7000 is not. The Australian Standard Certification just means that the breathalyser has been testeds for its accuracy, reliability and has proven to perform better than other breathalysers that are in the market without it. Australian Standard breathalysers undergo extensive laboratory and field testing in order to get this certification. This also means the breathalyser is serviceable and well supported through a strict control process as a safety device.
So overall, both the AL6000 and AL7000 are similar in terms of accuracy, but in terms of reliability the AL6000's Australian Standard Certification might give you a better peace of mind.
Q:
Hi. I'm looking at the AL7000C.
for Accuracy the specs say +/- .010%BAC @.050% BAC..
In layman's terms does this mean if I am really at .05%BAC, the device could say anything from .04% to .05%? What is the range of accuracy?..
Thanks
for Accuracy the specs say +/- .010%BAC @.050% BAC..
In layman's terms does this mean if I am really at .05%BAC, the device could say anything from .04% to .05%? What is the range of accuracy?..
Thanks
A:
Hey Michael,
Similar to what you have said, having a +/- .010%BAC @.050% BAC means that if you really are at .05%BAC the device would say anything between .04% to .06%
Hope that helps!
Similar to what you have said, having a +/- .010%BAC @.050% BAC means that if you really are at .05%BAC the device would say anything between .04% to .06%
Hope that helps!
Q:
I am looking to purchase a breathalyser for my 19 year old son. He is a P plater and must be 0.000 at all times. What device do yuo recommend for this purpose. Needs to be very accurate.
A:
All our Breathalyzers are Australian Standard AS3547 certified. However, Fuel Cell breathalyzers are more consistent and more accurate than a standard Breathalyzer. However, it must be noted that the only way to obtain a 100% Accurate BAC is through a Blood Test.
