NAMLock: Innovative Solution for Traffic Safety
NAMLock is a state-of-the-art breath alcohol ignition interlock system designed to prevent driving under the influence of alcohol. This advanced device enhances road safety by controlling the vehicle’s engine, recording footage via a camera, and communicating with its surroundings.
Equipped with CAN bus technology, NAMLock enables seamless integration with the vehicle while also managing the engine, headlights, and horn through traditional electromechanical methods. Additionally, the system offers flexible usage options, functioning either as a standalone breath alcohol tester or as an integrated part of vehicle tracking and engine control systems.
With highly accurate measurement capabilities, NAMLock features advanced anti-tampering controls and log recording functionalities. Optional accessories, such as a camera for capturing the driver’s photo during the test and a facial recognition feature, ensure maximum reliability.
By combining technology with safety, NAMLock promotes responsible driving habits and contributes to safer roads.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an alcohol ignition interlock?
It is a system that makes starting the vehicle conditional on completing a breath test. The driver cannot move the vehicle without testing. Fleets use it to turn pre-drive screening into a standard procedure.
How does the system control the engine?
The system is integrated into the vehicle ignition circuit and prevents the engine from starting until the test is completed. Communication over CAN bus is supported alongside conventional electromechanical connection methods.
Which vehicles can it be fitted to?
It can be adapted to a wide range, from passenger cars and commercial vehicles to shuttle and bus fleets and heavy machinery. Installation depends on vehicle type, so sharing your fleet inventory speeds up planning.
How is it verified that the driver performed the test?
Camera and face-recognition modules record that the test was carried out by the vehicle driver. See our logistics fleet guide for how this works in practice.
