
Phoenix 6.0BT
DOT/NHTSA evidential workplace breath tester: 1" platinum fuel cell, 0–.600 BAC, OLED, 250-test memory, and Bluetooth print — Lifeloc’s 49 CFR Part 40 confirmation EBT.
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FC Series portable breath tester adding password protection, 100-test memory, real-time clock and calibration controls to the FC10 feature set.
Key specifications
FC10Plus Breathalyzer
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The FC10Plus builds on the FC10 with password protection, a 100-test memory, advanced lock-out features and real-time date and time stamping, so results and settings stay secure and traceable. A graphic OLED display shows a live breath-flow graph and an alcohol-level graph that gives an early indication of subject intoxication before the final BAC appears.
Three test modes give the operator control in different situations, and the patented EasyTab mouthpiece keeps the operator from touching the wet end. Calibration reminders, warnings and lockouts can be set by time or number of tests, and results can be printed through AlcoMark software.
It is NHTSA-approved as an evidential instrument, made in the USA and upgradable to the FC20. It is not approved for DOT workplace confirmation testing under 49CFR Part 40.
Specifications
11 parameters
Direct BAC testing plus mouthpiece-free passive screening in one instrument.
Self-aligning, ejectable design so the operator never touches the wet end.
Alcohol specific, with fast response and recovery and long working life.
Audible and graphical cues flag insufficient breath, reverse flow and likely BAC level.
Prevents unauthorised changes to calibration and user settings.
Reminders, warnings and lockouts set by elapsed time or number of tests.
Date and time stamping on stored results.
Can be upgraded to the FC20.
Al-Shaker specifies the configuration, documents the system, and supports it across Jordan, the GCC, and MENA.
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