Alcohol Detectors & Screening Batons
An alcohol screening baton is a handheld tester shaped to be held out towards the person being checked. It is built for officers and supervisors on the move — at a vehicle window, a roadside checkpoint or a gate — who need a quick answer without setting anything up.
3 models · ₹3,500 – ₹40,000 (excl. tax)
Baton Type Alcohol Breath Tester is a professional and portable
Ergonomic baton tester for security teams — rapid field screening with semiconductor accuracy.
Non-Contact Quick Detection Baton
Lightweight screening baton for roadside and field checks — fast, hygienic, no mouthpiece needed.
Non-Contact Detection Baton with Printer
Baton-style non-contact screener with built-in printer — built for roadside checks and high-volume screening.
Compare screening batons
| Model | Sensor | Key feature | Price (excl. tax) |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-60 | Semiconductor Sensor | Advanced Semiconductor Sensor Technology | ₹3,500 |
| A19 Chita 1 | Non-Contact Sensor | Roadside Driver Screening | ₹22,000 |
| A19 Chita 2 | Fuel cell | Non-Contact Alcohol Detection Technology | ₹40,000 |
Prices exclude tax.
What it is used for
Most batons screen without a mouthpiece, and some carry a printer so the result can be recorded on the spot. The long body keeps a comfortable distance between the tester and the person being tested.
Batons are the practical choice when testing happens where people are, not where a fixed station can be installed.
Where they are used
- Roadside and vehicle checkpoints
- Patrols and security rounds
- Driver checks at a vehicle window
- Gates where a fixed station is not practical
How to choose
- Whether a printed record is needed at the point of test
- Battery life for a full shift on patrol
- Non-contact screening versus a measured breath test
- How the result is shown — display, light or sound
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Questions about screening batons
What is an alcohol screening baton used for?+
For quick checks where people are — at a vehicle window, a checkpoint or a gate — without setting up a fixed station.
Can a baton print the result?+
Some models have a built-in printer for a record on the spot. Check the product page of each model.
What is the legal alcohol limit in India?+
India's legal limit for driving is 30 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood (0.03% BAC), under Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act.
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