what is scram

SCRAM is an acronym for "Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring". It is a type of alcohol monitoring system that is used in the corrections industry to monitor individuals who have been convicted of DUI offenses or other alcohol-related crimes. The most widely used SCRAM device is the SCRAM CAM bracelet, which is a wearable alcohol monitoring device that attaches to the ankle. The bracelet uses transdermal testing to detect alcohol through the skin by sampling insensible perspiration every 30 minutes, 24/7. This means that clients cannot miss tests or drink around testing schedules, making it a more efficient and effective way to monitor alcohol consumption. The SCRAM CAM bracelet is also equipped with industry-leading anti-tamper technology that identifies circumvention attempts. The device is completely non-invasive and most wearers find it unobtrusive during daily life.