AT7500 Handheld Alcohol Tester: Fast & Accurate Breathalyzer for Safety

Driving or operating machinery under the influence of alcohol poses severe risks to safety. For reliable alcohol screening—whether for law enforcement, fleet management, or personal use—the AT7500 Handheld Alcohol Tester delivers speed, precision, and versatility.

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1. Pump Suction Technology for Reliable Testing

Unlike passive breathalyzers, the AT7500 uses pump suction to actively draw air samples. This eliminates “fake blowing” (incomplete or insufficient exhalation) and ensures instant, accurate results—perfect for continuous testing of multiple people without downtime.

2. Multi-Regional Measurement Support

Alcohol limits and units vary globally. The AT7500 adapts to international standards:

USA: %BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration)
Japan: mg/L
China: mg/100mL
Europe: g/L
Russia: %BAC
This makes it ideal for global teams or cross-border operations.

3. Long-Lasting Rechargeable Battery

Field use demands robust battery life. The AT7500 features a high-capacity lithium battery with:

A 5-hour charge time.
Support for over 1,000 continuous tests on a single full charge.
(Note: Actual runtime varies based on usage frequency and environment.)

4. 50,000-Record Data Storage

For organizations tracking test results (e.g., police departments, corporate safety teams), the AT7500 stores up to 50,000 records. This allows easy retrieval and analysis of historical data for compliance or reporting.

5. Multi-Function Emergency Design

Beyond alcohol testing, the AT7500 serves as an emergency tool:

Window-breaking hammer: For escaping vehicles in crises.
Lighting light: Improves visibility in low-light conditions.
Magnet sucker: Attaches to metal surfaces (e.g., car frames) for hands-free use

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Who Needs the AT7500?

Law Enforcement: Rapid screening during DUI checkpoints or traffic stops.
Fleet Managers: Ensure commercial drivers are sober before driving.
Event Organizers: Monitor alcohol use at festivals, work events, or venues.
Individuals: Personal use to check sobriety before getting behind the wheel.