PAS IV Flashlight
The PAS IV flashlight combines a passive alcohol test device and a high-intensity flashlight. The shorter case and lighter weight make the PAS IV easy to carry and use either as a flashlight or as a passive alcohol tester.
Sniffs for Alcohol Without a Mouthpiece
The PAS IV flashlight uses passive alcohol test technology to sniff the breath of a person or an open beverage container for the presence of alcohol. The PAS IV is designed to detect alcohol with or without the subjects participation. The operator positions the PAS IV flashlight close to a subjects face and asks them to talk or blow at the device. A fan inside the device captures a subjects breath sample to analyze for alcohol. Yellow and red lights come on to indicate the presence of alcohol.
Fuel Cell Sensor Specific for Alcohol
The PAS IV uses a fuel cell to detect alcohol. Fuel cell sensors are typically used in top-of-the-line evidential breath alcohol testers because of their ability to detect low amounts of alcohol and because they are specific to alcohol. That means that operators using the PAS IV can have a high degree of confidence that positive results with the PAS IV are due only to alcohol.
Battery Charger Doubles as Storage Rack
The PAS IV flashlight comes equipped with a rechargeable NiMH battery pack and a battery charger that operates on AC or DC power. The PAS IV snaps securely into the battery charger cradle. When mounted in a car, the charger also secures the device for convenient access as it charges the batteries. An optional traffic cone is also available.
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Gilroy Velarde –
are the tax included in the prices shown with the products?
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Jennie Lee-Pace –
They are not included in the price. Sales tax is calculated once you add it to your cart and go to your cart to view the product. We only charge sales tax in MI, IL and TN.
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Kelly Norton –
How sensitive is the test? Can it detect even a single drink?
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Jennie Lee-Pace –
1 drink can be detected on the breath.
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