BathyCorrometer Babbitt Potentiometer

The BathyCorrometer is a handheld, diver operable device used for corrosion detection of underwater structures. The current model of underwater corrosion meter is based on the continuous improvement of the old model corrosion meter that was put into use in 1971. This will enable divers to quickly and directly read the corrosion voltage on the underwater structure under test. The corrosion meter can also be connected to a water display device to achieve detection and reading on ships or work platforms. The underwater corrosion meter retains the characteristics of the old model and has become a widely used underwater corrosion detection equipment worldwide through the continuous improvement of new electronics.
Used as a polarization, corrosion, and ion exchange monitoring device, especially for detecting water operations and drilling platforms, underwater pipelines, ship hulls, docks, bridge piers, and other water engineering projects.

BathyCorrometer underwater structure corrosion detector (origin: UK)Technical specifications:

Display screen: 0.001 to 1.999v 3/2 LCD backlit display screen
Accuracy: 0.05%, instrument accuracy:+/-1mV+/-1 count
Battery charger: 14 hours, standard 110-230vAC
Input impedance: 1M Ohms
Operating temperature: 0-30 ℃, temperature stability: 100ppm/℃
Fully charged operation time: 50 hours
Reference electrode: silver/silver chloride
Multi functional jack
Weight (instrument itself): 2.5Kg, underwater 0.85kg
Size (instrument itself): 10cm diameter x 27.5cm length
Size (carrying case): 44cm × 31cm × 14cm
Packaging weight (standard configuration): 8Kg
Size (after packaging): 48cm × 39cm × 27cm