Make personal alcohol screening straightforward with the AlcoMate Prestige AL6000. Its one-button operation, clear three-digit display and audible prompts make testing easy to follow, while a compact design keeps it convenient to carry.
The AL6000's standout feature is its PRISM replaceable sensor system. When routine sensor maintenance is due, you can fit a new pre-calibrated module yourself, reducing the inconvenience of sending the device away for factory recalibration. A cumulative test counter helps you track use and plan replacement.
Product highlights
- Simple one-button control: an approachable design for personal screening.
- Replaceable pre-calibrated sensor: maintain the device with a PRISM sensor module swap.
- Easy-to-read results: a large three-digit digital display.
- Audible guidance: tones assist with breath sampling and indicate when results are ready.
- Usage tracking: a cumulative test counter supports timely sensor maintenance.
- Portable Basic Kit: supplied with batteries, five mouthpieces and a soft pouch.
Specifications
| Model | AlcoMate Prestige AL6000 |
|---|---|
| Colour | Silver with black trim |
| Sensor | Oxide semiconductor; replaceable pre-calibrated PRISM module |
| Measurement range | Up to 0.400% BAC (g/dL) |
| Display | Three-digit digital display |
| Power | Two 1.5V AA batteries |
| Dimensions | 4.75 × 2.5 × 1.5 inches |
What's included
- AlcoMate Prestige AL6000 breathalyzer with pre-installed sensor module
- Five disposable mouthpieces
- Two AA batteries
- Soft carrying pouch
- User manual
Care and use
Replace the sensor module after 200 tests or once a year, whichever comes first, following the manufacturer's instructions. Replacement modules are separate maintenance items. This listing is for the silver Basic Kit; a hard case is not included.
Wait at least 20 minutes after drinking before testing and follow the user manual carefully. Results are for preliminary, informational screening. Never use a breathalyzer reading alone to decide whether it is safe or legal to drive.
