AlkoHAWK AlkoHAWK Beacon Owner's Manual - Page 13

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Dimensions

Weight

Housing

Power Supply

Battery Life

Sensor Technology

Blowing Time

Response Time

Display

Operating Temperature

Detection Range

Air Sample

Operation

Warranty

Estimates, results may vary.

Calibration of the AlcoHAWK

using advanced alcohol simulation equipment. The manufacturer

passes known alcohol concentrations through the sensor to set baseline

values for testing. During testing, the unit compares users' breath

samples to these baseline values. If the verification determines that the

BAC is not consistent with actual BAC levels, a technician calibrates

the unit. The accuracy of breath alcohol testers can fluctuate over time,

depending on frequency of use and operating conditions.

If the unit is providing inconsistent results or unusually high or low

readings, the unit may need calibration. A general rule of thumb

is to have the unit calibrated every 300 tests (you may view the

test counter by pressing the Right Button twice when the room

temperature is displayed). At a minimum, a technician should

SPECIFICATIONS

4.6" x 2" x .71" (118 mm x 50 mm x 18 mm)

2.1 oz (60 g) without batteries; 3.7 oz (105 g) with batteries

Shock resistant, molded plastic with glass front

Two (2) AA alkaline batteries

200-300 tests

Sensitive Semiconductor Sensor

5 seconds

5-6 seconds

LCD Display with backlight

10 - 40°C (50 - 104°F)

0.00 - 0.40% BAC (0.00 - 4.00 ‰BAC or 0.00 - 2.00 mg/l)

5 seconds

3 buttons

1 Year Limited Warranty

Beacon occurs during manufacturing