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In maritime and offshore operations, alcohol safety is critical for crew safety and regulatory compliance. The AlcoMate® Prestige AL6000 Alcohol Tester is a highly accurate, easy-to-use, and maintenance-friendly breathalyzer designed for ships, offshore platforms, and maritime professionals who need a reliable alcohol testing solution.
Equipped with advanced semiconductor sensor technology, the AL6000 delivers quick and precise Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) readings, making it ideal for captains, safety officers, and ship operators to ensure a sober and compliant work environment. With an optional replaceable sensor module, the device minimizes downtime, making it a cost-effective solution for routine alcohol testing at sea.
In maritime operations, alcohol testing must be conducted quickly and efficiently. The AL7000 provides BAC results in seconds, ensuring immediate decision-making to maintain safety on board.
Post-Accident Testing – Complies with USCG alcohol testing timelines
Pre-Duty Screening – Verify crew members’ sobriety before critical shifts
Random & Routine Checks – Deter alcohol use in safety-sensitive environments
The bright digital screen ensures clear BAC readings, even in low-light conditions on ships, oil rigs, or marine environments.
Weighing just 3.2 oz (without batteries), the AL7000 is lightweight and easy to store in ship control rooms, captain’s quarters, or safety lockers. Its durable design withstands the harsh conditions of maritime environments.
Powered by two AA batteries, the AL7000 is built for long operational life, making it perfect for extended voyages and offshore deployments.
✔ Fast & Reliable Results – Get BAC readings in seconds
✔ Optional Replaceable Sensor – Reduces downtime for recalibration
✔ USCG-Approved Upgrade Available – Compliant with maritime regulations
✔ Compact & Portable – Ideal for ships, offshore rigs, and marine environments
✔ Trusted by Maritime Professionals – Used by ship captains, oil rig supervisors, and security teams
