EBT (Evidential Breath Testing Device)
An approved device used in DOT alcohol testing that measures breath alcohol concentration from a deep-lung air sample.
Key Facts
- Only approved device for DOT confirmation alcohol testing
- Must be on the NHTSA Conforming Products List
- Prints results and assigns unique sequential test number
- Must be calibrated per manufacturer specifications
An Evidential Breath Testing device (EBT) is the only approved instrument for DOT confirmation alcohol testing under 49 CFR Part 40. EBTs must be on the NHTSA Conforming Products List (CPL) and must: print the results, assign a unique sequential test number to each test, and distinguish between an initial (screening) and confirmation test. Non-evidential screening devices (like saliva tests) may be used for the initial screen, but only an EBT can provide a confirmed result. Devices must be calibrated according to manufacturer specifications.
BlueHive Marketplace
Need Breath Alcohol Test (BAT) for your team?
Order from 20,000+ providers across all 50 states. BlueHive schedules the visit, coordinates the paperwork, and returns results to one dashboard.
Related Services
Related Industries
50
States Covered
Need This Service?
Find certified occupational health providers offering this service in your area. Over 20,000 locations nationwide.
Simplify Occupational Health
BlueHive manages occupational health services so you can focus on your workforce.