ALCOSCAN AL7000 Breathalyzer
The Sentech ALCOSCAN AL7000 is a pocket breath alcohol tester with a semiconductor sensor and LED result display, used with MP1000 mouthpieces
A breath alcohol tester listed in our catalogue under the reference PRC. Ask us for the exact manufacturer and model so you can check the sensor type, range and calibration interval against your testing policy.
Testing and diagnostic equipment is quoted with the manufacturer documentation that matters for your policy: model, sensor or chestpiece type, calibration status and warranty. Where our listing leaves a detail open, we confirm it in writing rather than guess.
We accept enquiries for the alcohol breathalyzer, prc reference from all four markets. Lead time, delivery cost and any documentation for your city are confirmed in the quotation. Our sales team is UAE-based; we do not claim branches in other countries.
Answers reflect our current catalogue listing for FA-0026.
Ask us to confirm: manufacturer and model, sensor type, measuring range, calibration requirements. We confirm these in the written quotation rather than assume them from the listing.
Yes. Ask for the product sheet or user manual with your quotation so your team can check specifications, calibration and warranty first.
Add the Alcohol Breathalyzer, PRC Reference (FA-0026) to your quote basket, set the quantity and send your delivery city. Prices are not shown online; the team confirms pricing, availability and delivery in a written quotation. Sending a request does not place an order.
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