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For Companies & Workplace Equipment Suppliers

Breathalyzers for Workplace Alcohol Testing

Select equipment around the people performing the test and the workflow your organization follows. Airsense helps buyers review sampling, operator guidance, record requirements and ongoing maintenance.

The Airsense Approach

A shared device needs a clear routine.

Preparation, sampling, reading the result and maintaining the instrument all belong in the equipment decision.

The On-Site Workflow

Think Through Each Step of the Test

01

Prepare

Check device readiness and the accessories needed for the next test.

02

Sample

Follow the selected model's sampling prompts and operating instructions.

03

Read

Review the displayed result in the configured unit.

04

Record

Handle the result according to the organization's own testing and record procedure.

What to Evaluate

Consistent Operation Across Different Users

Sampling Control

Fuel-cell models with pump-assisted sampling offer a product direction to evaluate when controlled sampling is a priority.

Operator Guidance

Visible settings and sampling progress help the operator follow the device workflow.

Repeat Use

Consider recovery between tests and the intended testing pattern when assessing a sample. Do not judge capacity by display speed alone.

Record Requirements

Decide What Needs to Be Retained

Some organizations need to view a result on the spot. Others need device histories or a way to download records for review.

S1 product information includes storage for 10,000 records and PC software for batch download and device configuration. Stored test history should be distinguished from a personnel-management system.

If records need to be associated with individuals, include that requirement when discussing the device and software configuration.

Models to Evaluate

Two Starting Points for Your Requirements

Compact Pump-Assisted Platform

H3 Pro

Black H3 Pro alcohol breathalyzer with side buttons, speaker grille, and green LED display.

A compact fuel-cell model with pump-assisted sampling and a rechargeable battery. Discuss suitability for your intended operating routine.

Records & Software Functions

S1

Black S1 alcohol breathalyzer shown from front and side with time and date display.

A fuel-cell platform with pump-assisted sampling, color interface and record-export functions for projects requiring more device information.

Model selection depends on the application, configuration and destination market. Ask us for the current specification and sample options.

Continued Operation

Include Maintenance in the Purchasing Plan

Consumables

Plan the mouthpiece and accessory supply around the number of users and the selected model.

Calibration

Discuss model-specific calibration guidance and available local or factory service arrangements.

Technical Support

Review operation, troubleshooting and replacement-component needs with the technical team.

For driver and vehicle records, see Fleet & Transportation. For a designated site station, see Industrial & Mining.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which breathalyzer should I choose?

It depends on who will use it, how often you test and whether you need to save results.


Do I need Bluetooth or software?

Only if you need connected records or configuration. Available functions vary by model.


Can I add my own brand?

Yes. We can discuss device logos, startup branding and packaging for suitable models.


What do you need for a quotation?

Tell us your application, destination market and approximate quantity.

Discuss Your Project

How Will Testing Work in Your Organization?

Tell us who will operate the device, the approximate testing frequency, any record requirements and the quantity you are considering.