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Frequently asked questions
Which personal breathalyzer is best for checking before I drive?
The best personal breathalyzer is one certified to Australian Standard AS3547 and backed by a calibration service. Andatech Malaysia supplies AlcoSense personal breathalyzers that meet AS3547, are covered by a 3 year manufacturer's warranty and can be calibrated at our local office. Compare the models above or contact our team for a recommendation.
How accurate is a personal breathalyzer?
A certified personal breathalyzer gives a reliable estimate of your breath alcohol level. AlcoSense personal breathalyzers are certified to Australian Standard AS3547 for accuracy and reliability, and calibration every 12 months keeps readings accurate. No breathalyzer replaces a police test, so treat the reading as a guide rather than legal proof.
How often should a personal breathalyzer be calibrated?
A personal breathalyzer should be calibrated every 12 months. Andatech Malaysia offers calibration at its local office, so your AlcoSense personal breathalyzer keeps giving accurate readings throughout its 3 year manufacturer's warranty.
What is the drink driving limit in Malaysia?
The drink driving limit in Malaysia is 50 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood, or 22 µg per 100 ml of breath, under the Road Transport Act 1987. Because alcohol affects people differently, the safest choice is not to drink and drive at all.
Can a personal breathalyzer tell me it is safe to drive?
No. A personal breathalyzer shows your estimated breath alcohol level, but alcohol affects reaction time and judgement even below the legal limit. If you have been drinking, use a taxi, ride-share or a designated driver instead of relying on a reading.
How do I use a personal breathalyzer correctly?
Follow the instructions for your model, and wait at least 15 minutes after your last drink, meal or cigarette before testing. Blow steadily into the mouthpiece for the full time the device asks, then read the result. Testing the same way each time gives more consistent readings.



















