While this is can be state specific, Wisconsin does allow the handset to be disconnected. Which may not seem like a big deal initially but when facing the cold temperatures it will matter. All ignition interlock devices take a certain period of time to warmup before a breath sample can be provided. In the winter months that warmup period is usually longer if the device is left in the cold.

Sitting in your vehicle and waiting before you can start your vehicle is not a pleasant experience.

With the device we offer known as the LCI-777 you can remove the handset and bring it inside during the cold months. Which greatly reduces warmup times.

Many other ignition interlock devices don't have a removable handset and will need to remain in the vehicle at all times.

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Many interlock devices require some sort of technique to complete the breath sample. You might have to blow into it until you hear a tone and then suck back in, or maybe even hum into it until you hear tone. Not with the LCI-777!

All you have to do is blow into it until you hear a tone, that's it. Nothing more to it. No humming or inhaling required during the sample.

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Some of our technicians have been installing interlock devices for over a decade! In that time frame they have installed devices on thousands of vehicles. Ranging from hybrid, electric, exotic, classic, and even brand new vehicles right from the dealers lot.

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Almost all ignition interlock device companies will hint at what their pricing is or give generalizations. But our pricing is posted right to the website.

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The big ignition interlock device companies such as LifeSafer®, Intoxalock®, SmartStart®, Low Cost Interlock®, and Nationwide Interlock® typically use third party shops to perform all ignition interlock device services. They will often be mechanic shops, vehicle accessory shops, auto sale lots, or just about anywhere that meets each companies requirements.

This usually makes their services more expensive because you're paying two different companies. The IID manufacturer and the servicing shop.

Here is how it will typically work when going with companies that use third party shops:

1. You pay a monthly device lease to the manufacturer (usually $100 to $115 per month)

2. You pay the third party shop to install the device on your vehicle (usually $100 to $700)

3. Every 60 days as required by Wisconsin the third party shop will perform calibration services on the device ($20 to $50 per visit)

4. If a violation reset is triggered you pay the third party shop to perform that service

5. Upon being done with your mandate you pay the third party shop to remove your device.

At Integrity Interlock you only pay & get serviced by our company. We have our own shops and technicians. We also have a simple monthly rental rate that includes calibration & monitoring services. Factoring that in with our free installation promotion our clients can save up to 50% annually.

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Nearly every vehicle will qualify for a free installation with a year long agreement. Other companies usually charge hundreds for this service.

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Since we're an interlock device distributor it means you don't pay a third party shop additional fees to service your device. Such as a calibration fee, which is typically charged by the business you actually see in person.

Not at Integrity Interlock, we never charge for a calibration service. Our bi-monthly rental rate already has it included.

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Nearly every other ignition interlock device provider is based in some other state. Meaning you're not dealing with local people when you speak to them on the phone.

At Integrity Interlock though, you're speaking to people that live right in the state. This allows us to have information available to you much quicker.

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