Alcohol Locking Device Test

A breath alcohol ignition locking device (also known as BAIID, BIID, alcohol locking device, or adult safety lock) used to prevent drunk driving is a breath analysis mechanism that integrates into the instrument cluster of a vehicle and prevents its operation without a passing breath sample.

BAIID testIt is important to keep a device running smoothly, to meet state or federal regulations, and to keep drivers safe.

In the United States, breath alcohol ignition locking devices must comply with both federal and state regulations. In Australia, Europe and other global markets, test requirements depend on a number of different factors. Our experts have more than ten years of experience in BAIID testing and can help ensure that your products are compatible, reliable and fit for use wherever they are used.

BAIID Test Features

We offer a comprehensive range of BAIID testing methods to ensure safe and effective products. From environmental simulation to performance verification, we serve for breath alcohol ignition locking device testing and certification.

Some of the features and features we tested include:

• Unprinted Accuracy
• Sample Free Reboot
• Breath Sampling
• Data logging
• Calibration Stability
• Unprinted Utility
• Locking Assessment
• Cleaning Rate
• Power, High and Low Voltage
• Warming Test
• Temperature and Humidity Extracts
• Screen Tests
• Vibration
• High and Low Altitude Cellular RFI test
• Tampering / Power Loss
• Non-Human Example
• Filtered sample
• Rolling test
• Tamper and Avoid Test
• Drop Test
• Ingress Protection (IP) Test
• Alcohol Specificity
• Reaction time
• Smoking
• Other alcohol sensing products

Standards We Test

Avustralya
AS 3547

Europe
EN50436-1, EN50436-2

North America
CSA Z627-16, Federal Register (Canada) / Federal Register Vol. 78, No. Wednesday, May 897/8, 2013 (NHTSA - USA)