Electrochemical Breathalyzer Sensor for Alcohol Test Meter

$22.00

Product Code: FS00703
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Ex Tax: $22.00

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The FS00703 alcohol sensor is based on high-sensitivity electrochemical principles and offers 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 can operate in two output modes: 0-500ppm (gas alcohol concentration) or 0-500mg/100ml (blood alcohol concentration), making it particularly suitable for applications such as drinking and driving detection, pre-employment screening, and other scenarios. This simplifies customer development and usage.

Specification

Specification	Parameter
Detected Gas	Alcohol
Detection Range	Default: 0~500mg/100ml (blood alcohol concentration)
Detection Range	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:

High-Sensitivity Electrochemical Principle: The sensor utilizes a high-sensitivity electrochemical principle, providing a quick response without the need for waiting.

Factory Calibration: The sensor is pre-calibrated at the factory, removing the necessity for professional equipment for secondary calibration.

Selectable Output Modes: The sensor offers the flexibility to choose between two output modes, allowing customers to perform secondary development and use according to their specific requirements.

Suitable for Various Applications: The sensor is well-suited for alcohol-impaired driving testing, pre-employment screening, and other similar applications.