Introduction:
The FS00702 alcohol sensor is designed based on high-sensitivity electrochemical principles, providing a fast response time without the need for waiting. It comes pre-calibrated at the factory, eliminating the requirement for professional equipment for secondary calibration. The sensor offers two output modes: 0-500ppm (gas alcohol concentration) or 0-500mg/100ml (blood alcohol concentration), making it highly suitable for applications such as drinking and driving detection and pre-employment screening. This sensor simplifies customer development and usage by providing flexibility and convenience.
Specification | Parameter |
Detected Gas | Alcohol |
Detection Range | Default: 0~500mg/100ml (blood alcohol concentration) |
Optional: 0-500ppm (gas alcohol concentration) | |
Solutions | 0.1mg/100ml OR 0.1ppm |
Detection Accuracy | MAX Error ≤ 10% Reading |
Operating Voltage | DC 3.7 ~ 6V |
Operating Current | 10mA (@5V Power Supply) |
Warm-up Time | 2 mins |
Detection Frequency | Default update rate is once per second |
Output Mode | UART(3.3V_TTL Level) |
Service Life | 2 Years (in the air) |
Operation Temperature | 0~50℃ |
Operation Humidity | 15%~95%RH (No Condensation) |
Storage Temperature | -10℃~50℃ |
Storage Humidity | 0~99%RH (No Condensation) |
Features:
1.High-sensitivity electrochemical principle: The sensor detects alcohol rapidly, delivering a quick response time.
2.Factory pre-calibrated: Calibration is performed during manufacturing, removing the need for secondary calibration using professional equipment.
3.Selectable output mode: The sensor allows users to choose between 0-500ppm (gas alcohol concentration) or 0-500mg/100ml (blood alcohol concentration) output modes, facilitating customization and development.
4.Suitable for alcohol-impaired driving testing and pre-employment warning testing: The sensor is well-suited for applications involving alcohol detection in breath or blood samples, enabling efficient testing and screening.
Please note that it is important to adhere to local regulations and guidelines regarding the use of alcohol sensors and testing for alcohol impairment.