Alcohol Tester Oromed PRO NAVY BLUE

The Oromed PRO NAVY BLUE alcohol tester by ORO-MED is a compact portable device designed for quick breath alcohol screening. It features an easy-to-read LCD display and operates on a single 1.5 V alkaline AAA battery. With ergonomic dimensions of 45 mm width, 19.8 mm depth and 111.5 mm height, the unit is intended for personal and professional environments where space-saving, immediate results, and straightforward operation are required.

Advantages

The tester combines a compact form factor with a clear LCD readout for fast visual feedback. Battery operation using a standard AAA cell ensures wide availability and simple replacement. Its small footprint makes it convenient to carry, store in a pocket or a vehicle glove compartment, and use on the go. The device is designed for repeated, quick measurements and easy handling.

Suitable for

• Personal pre-driving checks
• Workplace spot testing
• Home use after social drinking
• Mobile teams and field inspections

Key specifications

• Display type: LCD
• Power source: 1.5 V alkaline AAA battery (1 cell)
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 45 mm × 19.8 mm × 111.5 mm
• Form factor: handheld, pocket-sized
• Localization: front-facing display and user controls for single-hand operation

How to use

Install a fresh 1.5 V alkaline AAA battery following the polarity markings in the battery compartment. Power on the device using the designated button and wait for the LCD to indicate readiness. Take a deep breath, then exhale steadily into the mouthpiece or air inlet as instructed in the user manual until the device captures the sample and produces a reading on the display. Allow the unit to complete any auto-calibration or reset cycle between consecutive tests as indicated on the screen.

Usage recommendations

For reliable readings, wait at least 15 minutes after drinking, smoking or eating before testing. Replace the AAA battery when low-battery indicators appear and store the tester in a dry, room-temperature environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.