The Desktop Alcohol Concentration Touch Payment Terminal is designed for efficient alcohol testing in public service areas. This advanced device is equipped with a 7-inch capacitive touch display, with optional sizes ranging from 10 inches to 15.6 inches, ensuring clear visibility and ease of use.
Key Features
- Robust Performance: Powered by the RK3568 processor, the terminal operates smoothly with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage, providing reliable performance for alcohol testing.
- Alcohol Testing Board: Specifically designed for accurate alcohol concentration measurement, ensuring precise results every time.
- Breath Test Funnel: Comes with a convenient blowing funnel for easy and hygienic testing.
- 4G Module: Equipped with a 4G module for seamless connectivity, allowing for real-time data transmission.
- High-Definition Camera: Integrated HD camera for capturing images during the testing process, enhancing security and record-keeping.
- WiFi Connectivity: Optional WiFi module for additional connectivity options.
- Flexible Mounting Options: The desktop stand is detachable and includes a wall-mount bracket, allowing for versatile installation in various settings.
- Convenient Power Interface: Designed with an easy-access power interface for quick setup and operation.
- Public Use: Ideal for placement in service halls, toll stations, and other public areas where alcohol testing is required for drivers.
- Wide Voltage Range: Operates efficiently on a voltage range of 110V to 240V, making it suitable for global use.
- Built-in Audio System: Features surround sound speakers for audio feedback during testing.
- Cooling Fan: Includes a cooling fan to maintain optimal operating temperatures.
Applications
This terminal is perfect for various applications, including:
- Service Halls: Ensuring drivers are within legal alcohol limits before proceeding.
- Toll Stations: Quick and efficient alcohol testing for drivers at toll booths.
- Public Events: Providing safety measures at events where alcohol consumption is present.
