Battery Cover
(Back)
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Test result is displayed to the 3rd decimal point for % BAC reading
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Battery Low, replace with new batteries
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Display has dual Colour backlight. If the results are above 0.050% BAC
backlight will turn red to give notice. See Error notification section.
Sensor
Advanced Full Cell Sensor Engine
Accuracy
±0.005% BAC at 0.050% BAC
Detection Range
0.000 ~ 0.400% BAC
Warm-up Time
15 ~ 35 seconds
Response Time
3 ~ 22 seconds
Dimension
111mm x 35mm x 24mm
Weight
55g (77g batteries included)
Power Supply
Two 1.5V, AAA size Alkaline batteries
Working Temperature
50C ~ 400C
Calibration*
Every 6 months or after 500 tests
* To maintain the unit to Australian Standard requirements
calibration every 6 months is required.
Error Message
Cause & Action
If the result is higher than 0.050% BAC, the
WARN signal will
display along with an
ALARM sound.
If the result is above 0.400% BAC the
HOT signal will display
along with an
ALARM sound.
Once the unit has performed 500 tests, the
CAL signal will
display. The unit will still operate but is required to be returned
for calibration. See Recalibration & Service section below.
If the battery voltage is too low to perform a test, the unit will
automatically turn off after displaying the
BAT signal. Replace
the batteries, two 1.5V AAA Alkaline batteries are required.
If the user didn’t exhale steadily and continuously during the
test for 3-5 seconds, the
FLO signal will display. Push the power
button to perform another test.
When the ambient temperature is out of the working
temperature of 50C ~ 400C, the unit displays
OUT and will
automatically turn off. Keep the unit within the recommended
temperature range.
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Note: If any of these errors occur, the LCD backlight turns RED to give
a warning notice.
Breath Alcohol
Concentration (BAC)
Digital Display
0.000-0.049%
% BAC displayed on screen
0.050-0.400%
% BAC displayed on screen and RED LED screen
0.400 upwards
‘HOT’ will appear on the screen indicating the
maximum level has been reached.
Your % BAC will be displayed on the screen for 20 seconds after which the
breathalyser will automatically turn off.
Specifications
Breathalyser Components
Display
Contents:
1x Breathalyser
3 x Mouthpiece
2x AAA batteries
User Manual
Operating Instructions
1. Insert mouthpiece into the mouthpiece inlet
2. Push the On / Off Power switch. The display lights up and you hear a welcome
sound. The number of uses will display on the screen followed by a warm-up
countdown which takes approximately 15 - 35 seconds.
3. You will hear 2 beeps and BLO will be displayed on the screen when it is ready
for use. Take a deep breath and blow in a steady and continuous stream into the
mouthpiece. Keep blowing until you hear a double click, at this sound you can
stop. You will need to blow in 1 continuous breath for approximately 5 seconds
for it to register with the breathalyser.
Note: If inadequate airflow is received it will display FLO on the screen. You will need
to start the testing again, ensure breath is in 1 continuous and steady blow.
Ensure the ‘Breath out’ hole is not covered during testing as this will affect the
airflow.
4. A circling line will appear on the display while your breath sample is being
analysed. Your % BAC result will then be displayed on the screen.
Error Notification
Pro-line Online Webstore
Available on our online webstore, we stock replacement mouthpieces, plus an range
of other innovative Pro-line products.
Browse our store at: www.prolineaustralia.com.au
Recalibration & Service
Your Pro-line breathalyser uses a fuel cell sensor to measure breath alcohol levels
and will require recalibration. The calibration period for your Pro-line fuel cell
breathalyser is 6 months or 500 uses, whichever occurs first. If you receive erratic
or high readings your breathalyser may need recalibration. Do not attempt to
service it yourself.
To maintain the breathalyser to Australian standards calibration is required
every 6 months.
In order to keep your breathalyser in good working condition we recommend that you
blow into it at least once a month to ensure the sensor does not dry out.
For recalibration service, please visit:
www.prolineaustralia.com.au/bt-calibration
Mouthpiece
Breath Out
(do not cover)
Digital LCD
Display
On/Off Power
Switch
