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Dräger Alcotest 7110 Standard

Dräger Alcotest 7110 Standard
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Alcotest 7110 Standard IR / IR + EC
Atemalkoholmessgerät
Breath Alcohol Measuring Instrument
Gebrauchsanweisung
Instructions for Use
711002.tiff
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Dräger Safety

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Dräger Alcotest 7110 Standard Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDräger
ModelAlcotest 7110 Standard
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

For Your Safety

Strictly Follow the Instructions for Use

Requires full understanding and strict observation of instructions for proper use.

Maintenance

Instrument must be inspected annually by experts and repaired by trained service personnel using authentic parts.

Not for Use in Areas of Explosion Hazard

Instrument is not approved for use in areas with combustible or explosive gas mixtures.

Coupling with Electrical Instruments

Electrical coupling requires agreement from Dräger Safety AG & Co. KGaA.

Liability for Proper Function or Damage

Liability transfers to owner/operator if serviced by unauthorized personnel or used improperly.

Intended Use

Intended Use

Instrument measures breath alcohol concentration (BrAC) and ethanol concentration in exhaled air.

Functional Description

Measuring Procedure

Performs a measuring cycle with a single breath sample using infrared optical or electrochemical sensors.

Keyboard Operation

Keyboard can be connected for entering data and parameters; use of listed accessories is required.

Keyboard Inputs for Instrument Settings

Typical sequence for entering/changing instrument settings using ESC, FUNCTION code, and ENTER keys.

Transportation and Storage

Transportation and Storage

Take usual precautions, avoid excessive mechanical strains, shocks, and vibrations; store in dry rooms.

Putting into Operation

Preparation of Measurement

Choose place to avoid obstruction and direct sun; ensure space for accessories; place on a flat surface; remove cover.

Stationary Use

Connect power, keyboard (if used), and switch on to start warm-up phase.

Mobile Use

Requires a minimum DC voltage of 11.5V for battery operation; low voltage switches off the instrument.

Ambient Conditions for Measurement

Ensure compliance with admissible ambient conditions; instrument tests ambient air for influences.

Establishing Readiness for Operation

Warm-up Phase and Self-test

Self-test takes ~30 seconds; instrument heats components to >40°C for ~15 minutes before readiness.

Stand-by Mode

Instrument switches to energy-saving mode after 15 mins of inactivity; readiness restored in ~3 minutes.

Making Measurement

Conditions

Measurements must be performed by trained persons; ensure admissible ambient conditions.

Control Time Before Measurement

At least 10 minutes before measurement, preclude intake of substances through mouth or nose.

Starting Measurement

Press start button; enter person's data (name, first name) if required by settings.

Please Blow

Instrument requests breath sample delivery; use new mouth-piece without skin contact.

Delivering Breath Samples

Operator ensures control time; request person to blow continuously until asterisks appear.

Result

Final result shown if all requirements met; low results displayed as 0.00.

Failings During Measurement Cycle

Instrument checks performed at each step; errors displayed, requiring repeat or abort.

Mouth Alcohol

Presence of mouth alcohol detected; measurement cycle stopped immediately.

Alcohol in the Environment

Contamination in ambient air detected; ensure clean air and ventilate test room.

Measurement Protocol

Measurement Protocol (Example: Normal Measurement)

Example of a normal measurement print-out showing instrument, test, and subject details.

Measurement Protocol (Example: Stopped Measurement)

Example of a stopped measurement print-out showing error details.

Explanations of the Protocol

Details on identifying the instrument, test number, calibration number, and other protocol information.

Instrument Settings, Instrument Downloads

Overview

Operator can view data or select settings; functions not available during measurement cycle.

FunctionReaction of the Instrument

List of functions like LOCATION, TIME, DATE, OFF, CHANGE-TIME, COPY, VERIFY, MINUTE, STAND-BY, LANGUAGE, SET-CLOCK.

Interruption of Measurement - Quick Reset

Measuring cycle can be stopped by pressing the start button for at least 2 seconds.

Service

Check

Inspections by experts or authorized personnel; recommended interval 6 months, maximum 12 months.

Inserting Paper

Procedure for inserting a new paper roll when indicated by 'NO PRINTER PAPER' message or red strip.

Changing Ribbon Cassette

Procedure for replacing the ribbon cassette in the printer.

Replacing Fuses

Instructions for replacing fuses using a screwdriver; use only prescribed fuses.

Cleaning Instrument

Disconnect power, wipe surfaces with a damp cloth, dry thoroughly; do not use alcohol cleaners.

Disposal of the Instrument

Dispose according to national waste regulations or via a suitable contractor.

Fault, Cause and Remedy

No Function After Switching On

Cause: Fuses defective or insufficient power supply. Remedy: Check fuses, power supply.

Mouth Alcohol

Cause: Residual alcohol in mouth. Remedy: Abstain from intake, repeat after waiting time.

Interference

Cause: Foreign substances detected. Remedy: Identify cause, remedy or use other measures.

ERROR [XXX]

Cause: Instrument defective or blocked. Remedy: Switch off, check, inform DrägerService.

ERROR [075] HEATER-SYSTEM

Cause: Predetermined temperature not reached. Remedy: Ensure ambient conditions, switch off/on.

Whats What

Front View

Identifies components on the front of the instrument: Start button, display, keyboard, etc.

Rear View

Identifies components on the rear of the instrument: Mains switch, fuses, connectors, etc.

Technical Data

Ambient Conditions

Specifies operating and storage temperature and ambient pressure for the instrument.

Measuring System

Details measurement range, resolution, blowing time, volume, and repeatability of the system.

Typical Operational Data

Provides power supply voltage, consumption, printer details, warm-up phase, dimensions, weight, and CE marking.

Order List

Name

Lists instrument models, consumables, and accessories with their respective part numbers.

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