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Visual guide detailing the physical components and layout of the alcohol tester device.
Instructions for inserting batteries and powering on the device, including initial warm-up.
Steps for performing a breath alcohol test, including blowing into the mouthpiece and reading results.
Guidance on how to change the displayed unit of measurement for the test results.
Explanation of device features like auto power-off, low battery indication, and sensor fault detection.
Advisories on avoiding physical shock, exposure to gases, and extreme temperatures for optimal performance.
Recommendations for testing conditions, waiting periods after drinking, and potential factors affecting accuracy.
Information on the typical lifespan of the alcohol sensor and cleaning recommendations.
Solutions for 'NO display on LCD' including checking battery installation.
Solutions for 'No response to detection gas' and 'FFF display' errors.
Solutions for 'Low voltage display' and 'Sensor fault' indicators.
The AT-818 is a breath alcohol tester designed to measure the concentration of alcohol in a person's breath. It utilizes an advanced NM Hot-wire alcohol sensor, known for its excellent sensitivity and reproducibility. The device features a fashion-forward and portable design, making it convenient for personal use. When the detected alcohol content exceeds a preset limit, the AT-818 provides both audio and video warnings to alert the user for their safety.
Sensor Type: NM Hot-wire alcohol sensor Detection Range:
The AT-818 is designed for straightforward operation with several user-friendly features:
Operating Instructions:
The AT-818 incorporates features to ensure its longevity and reliable performance:
Troubleshooting Guide:
Important Notifications:
The manufacturer reserves the right to improve the design without prior notice to ensure continuous product improvement.
| Brand | NRS |
|---|---|
| Model | AT 818 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
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