Draeger Interlock

Draeger Interlock is a provider of ignition interlock devices, also known as BAIID, IID, IID Device, car breathalyzer or interlock device, in the United States and is affiliated with Dräger (company), a manufacturer of medical and safety technology. Draeger Interlock provides Ignition interlock device devices to drivers convicted of Driving under the influence, Driving under the influence and OWI offenses to help them maintain their driving privileges and avoid drunk driving. Draeger Interlock has a main office in Coppell, Texas, United States.
Draeger Interlock has over 25 years of experience in ignition interlock technology. In 2014, Dräger released the Interlock 7000 breath alcohol interlock device. The device resulted from seven years of development and incorporated new technologies for ease of use and to prevent driving under the influence of alcohol on all types of vehicles and motorcycles. 
Dräger has been in business since 1889. It's a family-owned business currently in its fifth generation and has a presence in over 190 countries and more than 14,500 workers worldwide.
Dräger is an international leader in the fields of medical and safety technology. In 2019, Dräger reported a generated revenue of EUR2.8 billion, providing products that protect, support and save lives. 
Draeger Interlock is a United States based service operation and has an extensive network of service centers all over the nation, with qualified technicians who can install an ignition interlock device on nearly any vehicle type. The installation requirements are completed as per the regulations of the applicable state. To provide users with the best experience and make it easier to find a local installer, Draeger Interlock has a location feature on their website where users can enter their city, or zip, and receive recommendations on the nearest location. 
Draeger Interlock goes beyond providing the latest breath alcohol testing and oral fluid drug screening technology; we are committed to making roads safe. To support this, Draeger works closely with other partners, including the Pennsylvania DUI Association Meeting, sponsoring the annual meeting to educate on the new challenges in impaired driving.
=== Nationwide Locations ===
In addition to Draeger Interlock’s own service centers, Draeger Interlock also partners with Draeger Authorized Service Providers (DASPs). The providers are responsible for the services including installation and removal of the interlock devices. The Draeger service centers and the growing number of DASP partners cover the majority of states throughout the U.S.
The Draeger Interlock 7000 features a rear mounted mouthpiece and sleek design, making the device less noticeable The Draeger Interlock 7000 features a rear mounted mouthpiece and sleek design, making the device less noticeable. It can easily differentiate between breath alcohol and mouth alcohol.
The Ignition Interlock device[https://www.draeger.com/en-us_us/Applications/Productselector/Alcohol-Ignition-Interlock is connected directly to a vehicle’s ignition system. Before taking a drive, you're required to provide a sample to assess your Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC) by blowing into the attached mouthpiece. The interlock device will then measure your breath alcohol concentration (BrAC) and automatically determine whether to start the vehicle dependent on the BrAC measurement and the threshold BrAC setting of the device.
If the breath sample exceeds the breath alcohol concentration limit setting of the device (as determined by applicable state regulation), the interlock device temporarily prevents the vehicle from starting until an adequate sample can later be provided. 
In some cases, the interlock device might require a retest during your commute (called a rolling retest). In such a case, the device will notify you a few minutes in advance to allow you sufficient time to pull over safely and to stop operating your vehicle before taking the retest.
If you fail the retest, the device logs the failed test according to the ignition interlock regulations of your state as opposed to bringing the car to a sudden, dangerous stop. 
After installation, the interlock device requires regular maintenance, anywhere from every 30 to 60 days, at which time Draeger Interlock service technicians download data from the device and make sure it is working correctly. The device provides regular alerts on all the upcoming maintenance protocols.
=== Draeger Ignition Interlock Features ===
Draeger Interlock devices offer advanced technologies to deliver accurate results fast. Also, tamper-proof measures, alerts, GPS features, and real-time reporting provide monitoring authorities with accurate and timely reports of any relevant information
=== Ignition Interlock Camera ===
Some states require the ignition interlock devices to be equipped with a camera that takes an image when the driver uses the device. This verifies the person giving the sample is the one driving the vehicle.
The Draeger Interlock 7000 camera which mounts on the windshield and captures the images of the person required to use an ignition interlock device. The Draeger Interlock 7000 camera which mounts on the windshield and captures the images of the person required to use an ignition interlock device.