Dräger Alcotest® 7510

The Dräger Alcotest 7510 is fitted with the latest sensor technology and has become the top model of this brand. As a result of its very precise measurement of alcohol in the breath, the alcohol test is particularly suited to use by the police force. It can also be found being used in large enterprises for the random checking of employees. The Alcotest 7510 is characterised by its very short response times and the accuracy with which it measures both active and passive measurements. Its measured results are immediately displayed on a large backlit LCD display where the results can be reliably read even in direct sunlight. Due to its ergonomic shape, the alcohol tester is suitable for both left-handed and right-handed people.

Main features of the Dräger Alcotest 7510

• It is a reliable and proven alcohol tester for professional use
• It contains Dräger's newest and most technologically advanced sensors
• It has a very short response time for measuring alcohol levels
• The Alcotest 7510 offers passive measurement of non-cooperating people
• The hygienic mouthpieces prevent the person being measured with the device from having contact with it
• It is intuitive to operate the device using its three buttons

Dräger's hygiene and safety

By placing a disposable, hygienically packed mouthpiece, a safe and hygienic separation between the person being tested and the device is ensured. The Dräger Alcohol tester is equipped with a mechanism that allows the mouthpiece to be used without any contact with the person being tested. When testing unconscious or uncooperative people, it is possible to choose a passive mode, during which the device will suck the sample by itself. The Alcotest 7510 is capable of saving the measured values which can then be archived or processed on a PC.

Technical parameters

• Dräger 1" alcohol-specific electrochemical sensor
• Measuring range: 0.3mg/l; a message is displayed when the measuring range is exceeded
• Sample collection method: Automatically according to the rate of breathing, Passive: without using a mouthpiece, Manual: manual sampling
• The device allows alcohol to be detected in the mouth during a standard breath test (if activated)
• Test preparation time approx. 6s from power-up (depending on the ambient temperature)
• Test result evaluation time is approximately 3s at 0.0mg/l; about 10 seconds at 0.5mg/l at room temperature
• Operating temperature -10°C to +50°C; which is monitored by the device
• Display: graphic, backlit, LCD, 128×169 pixel resolution, 35 × 45mm, 3 LED; red-yellow-green, to support display reporting
• Audible alarm with different tones to support the displayed messages and alerts
• Memory recording: >5000 date and time tests
• Powered by 4 alkaline batteries or AA batteries; the battery status indicator shows at about 1500 tests/battery pack
• Optional: Li-Ion battery
• Calibration with a simulator or dry gas
• Optional: Absolute pressure sensor for dry gas calibration compensation
• Dimensions approx. 185 × 90 × 45mm
• Weight (incl. NiMH batteries) approx. 430g
• Device Configuration (PIN Required)
• Configuration using PC software
• Vibration and shocks respond to EN 60068-2-6 and EN 60068-2-29
• CE mark 89/336/EC (electromagnetic compatibility)
• IR data Interface IR (via IR module) and USB connection to a PC
• IR to connect to a Dräger Mobile Printer

Do you need to calibrate the Dräger alcohol tester?

It is necessary to have the Dräger Alcohol Tests calibrated at the interval specified by the manufacturer. For most models, the recommended calibration interval is 6 months, however, for the Dräger Alcotest 3820, it is recommended that calibration is performed every 12 months. For the date of the next due calibration, refer to the adhesive sticker affixed to the alcohol tester.