BREATH ALCOHOL IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ALCOLOCK ALCOHOL COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEMS (INTERNATIONAL) INC. 60 International Blvd Toronto, Ontario M9W6J2 Canada Breath alcohol ignition interlock devices for disabling a vehicle in response to a detection of alcohol in the blood of its purported operator, namely, electronic breath-activated ignition locks; vehicle immobilizers in the nature of electronic automotive ignition locks incorporating breath alcohol testers that engage in response to a measurement of alcohol in excess of a safety threshold in the blood of its purported operator;ALCOHOL LOCK;[ Alcohol breath testing units ];
WILOCK ALCOHOL COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEMS (INTERNATIONAL) INC. 60 International Blvd Toronto, Ontario M9W6J2 Canada Breath alcohol ignition interlock devices installed after purchase for use with vehicles; vehicle immobilizers, namely, electronic automotive interlocks incorporating breath alcohol testers for use with vehicles installed after purchase for use with vehicles;Compliance monitoring of devices for safety purposes for disabling a vehicle in response to a detection of alcohol in the blood of its purported operator;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A vehicle ignition interlock system includes a breath analyzer and a controller operably connected to the breath analyzer and to an ignition system of the vehicle. The breath analyzer detects the breath alcohol level of a vehicle operator and is configured to prevent vehicle ignition if a breath alcohol level is greater than or equal to a threshold value. The controller requires the vehicle operator to periodically take breath analyzer "retests" after vehicle ignition in order to allow vehicle operation to continue. The breath analyzer also detects the presence of alcohol within the vehicle, such as alcohol emanating from an open container of alcohol. The controller may override one or more periodic retests if alcohol is not detected within the vehicle over a predetermined period of time. In addition, the controller may increase the frequency of periodic retests of the vehicle operator in response to detecting alcohol within the vehicle.