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Understanding the Results

AlcoSense Excel will alert you not to drive from 20% below your selected

drink drive limit. Before using the device, make sure you have set the

correct drink drive limit and BBR for your country or region. Please see the

relevant sections of this manual which show how to change this and what

settings are required.

You can check the current setting in Main Menu > Info, then scroll down

to "Limit". Drink drive limits do sometimes change, before making a

trip to a different region or country always check the limit with the local

authorities and go to the support section on www.alcosense.com to check

for updates.

Description

Zero or low level alcohol

The reading is below your

chosen drink drive limit

Caution, Alcohol Present

There is enough alcohol in the

sample to affect your driving

but you are below your chosen

limit. We recommend you do

not drive

Close to or Over Limit

The sample was very close to,

or over the set limit –

DO NOT DRIVE

Screen Example

Alcohol Level

Zero to

0.09mg/L

(0.20‰BAC).

Between 20%

and 80% of

your set drink

drive limit

20% below

your set drink

drive limit or

greater

Sensor Saturation Risk

The unit has received an

extremely high sample outside

the range expected from a

human. This is normally caused

by blowing alcohol into the unit

directly from the mouth after

drinking. Readings taken after

this time may be inaccurate

until the sensor has recovered.

To allow recovery the unit will

lock down for 24 hours, and

then work as usual afterwards

IMPORTANT NOTE ON READINGS:

To comply with the pan-European breathalyser standard, EN16280, the

AlcoSense Excel adds 20% to the reading shown to the end user. This

minimises the risk that the item will under-read even toward the end of the

12 month calibration period. The Excel will also not show a reading below

0.09mg/L (0.20‰BAC) but will instead show the "LOW" screen opposite.

USING YOUR BREATHALYSER IN A NOISY ENVIRONMENT:

The operation of the breathalyser can be compromised in noisy

environments over 95dBA, resulting in a breath test error

message being shown. When the unit is slid open to start a test,

pressure changes as a result of loud noises can occasionally cause

the unit to think breath is entering the device, and then show a

blow error. If this occurs please move to a quieter area away from

the source of the sound and attempt the test again.

Above

1.00mg/L

(2.30‰BAC)