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A Breath Lock ignition interlock device is a breath-testing system installed in your vehicle to measure your breath alcohol concentration (BrAC). It is most often required following a DUI conviction and must remain installed for the length of time mandated by your state.
Before starting your vehicle, you must provide a breath sample. If your BrAC is below the state-approved limit, the vehicle will start. Rinse your mouth with water beforehand for accurate results. If your BrAC exceeds the limit, the vehicle may not start.
A rolling retest is a mandatory breath test that occurs at random intervals while driving. When prompted, you must safely pull over and provide a breath sample within 3–10 minutes. Failing or missing a rolling retest may result in a violation or lockout.
No. The Breath Lock ignition interlock device can only prevent your vehicle from starting. It cannot turn off a vehicle that is already in motion
Yes. After installation, a certified technician will demonstrate how to use the device and answer any questions you have. You may also receive a training video that covers device operation and state-specific requirements.
Ignition interlock devices must be routinely serviced and recalibrated at an authorized service center. Your device will show your next service date along with a countdown to calibration. If “Service Due” appears, you must visit a service center promptly. Missing a service appointment can lead to a lockout, noncompliance, and additional fees.
Call us at 844-890-8586 before having any work done on your vehicle. We will guide you through the state-specific process to ensure you remain compliant with your ignition interlock requirements.
Breath Lock operates in multiple states and may be able to service your device while you travel. Always check with your state authority and call us at 844-890-8586 before traveling.
Eligibility for device removal is determined and required by your state. You must contact the state authority before removal to avoid penalties. Our customer service team is available to guide you through the process, call us at 844-890-8586.
No. All fees are fully disclosed upfront and clearly listed on our pricing page. Our customer service team is available to answer any questions about pricing or the ignition interlock program
A lockout can occur if you miss or fail a required rolling retest. When this happens, the device enters service mode and must be taken to a service center. The typical lockout or reset fee is $125.
Our payment system is simple, secure, and hassle-free. We accept the following payment methods: Credit cards, Debit cards, and Prepaid debit cards.
Your card on file is automatically billed each month, helping ensure uninterrupted service. After every payment, a receipt is emailed to you for your records. If your card information changes at any time, please notify us promptly to prevent service interruptions
No. Breath Lock can only accept credit cards, debit cards, and prepaid debit cards only. Please call us at 844-890-8586 to learn more about available payment options
If your payment is declined, please contact us immediately at 844-890-8586. Most payment issues can be resolved quickly when addressed promptly.
Lockouts can occur for several reasons, including: Failed or missed breath tests, High BrAC readings, Missed rolling retests, and Tampering or bypass attempts
No. Any attempt to disconnect, tamper with, or bypass the device is recorded and may result in penalties, violations, or early recall under state law.
For safety, it is recommended not to drink any alcohol for several hours before driving. Alcohol tolerance and device setpoints vary by state and individual metabolism. Even alcohol consumed the night before can cause a failed tes
You need to blow for at least 3 seconds. Try blowing more gently and steadily. A continuous tone indicates you are blowing correctly.
Yes. If you see condensation, replace the mouthpiece with a dry one immediately, as moisture can affect test results. Mouthpieces can be dried and reused.
Yes. Leaving the mouthpiece in the handset is recommended, especially when random rolling retests are required.
No. The device must be used with a mouthpiece. Attempting to use it without one may damage the unit and void your warranty
Yes. Mouthpieces can be reused and should be cleaned with water only. Do not use alcohol-based cleaners. Ensure the mouthpiece is completely dry before use.
This message indicates an irregular breath sample. Make sure you are following the proper blowing instructions and try the test again. If the message persists, contact us for assistance.
Please contact our Customer Service team at 844-890-8586 for help with billing, device operation, or any general questions. If the issue cannot be resolved over the phone, you may be directed to a service center for further assistance
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