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Alcohol Tester for Professional Use from Tokai Denshi : DigI

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Channel: ikinamo · 2008 · Science & Technology

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Tokai Denshi exhibited three products from its lineup of alcohol testers for professional use at the LOGIS-TECH TOKYO 2008 exhibition.
The "ALC mini II" features a compact body size but can still provide high level measurement precision. This alcohol tester is equipped with a printer function, can easily and speedily provide high precision alcohol measurement recordings, and can test for alcohol consumption with excellent reliability.
The "ALC Mobile" can be connected to a cell phone so that the measurement results can be confirmed from a separate location. The unit features a GPS function and camera so that you can easily control when, where, and who is to be measured, and the measurement results are automatically transmitted through cell phone text messaging. This unit makes it possible to administer alcohol consumption tests in real time.
The "ALC PRO II" is a system configured for consistent recording and control with high level reliability and provides the highest level of alcohol concentration measurements. This system enables on-line, real-time control and is already being used in 6,000 offices throughout Japan.
If no alcohol is detected, the system immediately displays a "0.00" as the result, and the name and a photo of the person tested, the date, time, and the measurement results are displayed on the control screen.
The system prevents people from using others to take their place in the test by simultaneously recording a photo with the measurement results. The system also features a function that prevents the falsification of data, so no changes can be made to the data even if poor results are obtained.

LOGIS-TECH TOKYO 2008

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