Bids Are Invited For Acquisition Of Portable Electronic Alcohol Detection Kit, Consisting Of The Alcohol Meter, Printer, Briefcase, Accessories And Inputs Intended To Meet The Administrative And Operational Needs Of Semob Guarabira/Pb

Portable Electronic Alcohol Detection Kit, Consisting Of The Elamometer, Printer, Briefcase, Accessories And Inputs. Occupy: The Equipment Must Be New And First Use, With A Date Of Manufacture Not Exceeding One Year, Counted From The Date Of Signature Of The Contract Or Equivalent Document. Certified By Inmetro And Fully Comply With Inmetro/Mdic Ordinance No. 6, Of January 17, 2002, Which Approved The Metrological Technical Regulation That Establishes The Conditions To Which The Portable And Non -Portable Ethylometers, Used By Traffic Inspection In Determining Ethanol Concentration In Expired Air, For Probationary Purposes, With The Changes In Inmetro Ordinance No. 202, Or Norm Future That May Revoke The Current. Digital, Portable And Have A Faithful Faithful To The Weather In Order To Avoid Accidental Falls. Have Autoteste With Indicating The Beginning Of The Exam. Capable Of Performing Automatic Testing With The Use Of Own Disposable Nozzles, As Well As To Perform Passive Testing, Whereby Alcohol Indication Is Detected Without The Driver Blowing Through The Nozzle Or Requiring Target Behavior. Illuminated Digital Screen (Display), Integrated With The Alcohol Meter, With At Least 4 (Four) Alphau Characters, Amount Of Characters That Can Be Fully Shown Or Through Display That Passes All Data, Presenting The Following Information In Portuguese (From Brazil): Data; Time; Test Number (Sequentially); Operational Messages; Error And/Or Failure Messages; The Dimensions Of The Alcohol Should Be Such That Allow The Operator To Apply The Test To The Conductor Wielding The Device With Only One Hand, Also Facilitating Transportation. Being Able To Store At Least 400 (Four Hundred) Tests And Have Autonomy Rechargeable Battery To Perform At Least 150 (One Hundred And Fifty) Tests In A Row (Calculation Base: One Test Every Five Minutes In A Twelve -Hour Service Shift