By using the integration capabilities of the “Sphinx” ACS with a range of breathalyzers, you can easily increase the strictness of employee access control into the territory of enterprises where this is of particular importance.
The “Sphinx” ACS is integrated with the following devices:
1. «Dingo»
One of the most widespread breathalyzer brands on our market. Industrial modifications of the “Dingo” breathalyzers feature an electrochemical sensor, a breath control system, increased accuracy in reading processing and throughput capacity, as well as a long service life. Such devices have the capability to interface with the enterprise’s ACS and can manage passage based on the obtained data regarding alcohol concentration in the breath.
The integration of the “Sphinx” ACS with “Dingo” breathalyzers makes it possible to increase the strictness of employee access control at enterprises where this is of particular importance. This helps to avoid erroneous actions by intoxicated employees, which could entail serious threats to human life and health, as well as large material losses for the company.
The resulting opportunity to collect and analyze statistics on the facts of employees arriving in a state of alcohol intoxication allows for the timely implementation of preventive measures to improve labor discipline at the enterprise.
2. «Alkoramka»
Compared to other detectors of ethyl alcohol vapors in human breath, “Alkoramka” is much faster – the maximum analysis time is about 1.5 seconds – which is achieved through the use of an innovative diode laser spectroscopy method. Distinctive features of this device include self-diagnostics, which eliminates the need for constant adjustment and tuning, as well as the ability to store testing results in its own memory.
The service life of “Alkoramka” is at least 50,000 hours, and its contactless detection method completely eliminates the use of both consumables and individual protective equipment (for example, mouthpieces or nozzles).
The integration of the “Sphinx” ACS with “Alkoramka” helps avoid queues at checkpoints, where a stream of up to several thousand people can pass into the territory within 10–15 minutes before the start of a shift.
