Zinc Reference Electrode
ICCP Reference Electrodes
Stationary type Zinc electrode for long-term monitoring of structural potential in most environments; Seawater, Fresh Water, Soil.
Description:
Zinc has a relatively stable potential and is also used as a reference electrode. However, due to changes in the environment, the potential of zinc will also change, especially in carbon or high temperature environments, it becomes unstable.
The high-purity zinc reference electrode uses 99.995% high-purity zinc. It is a stationary type for long-term monitoring of structural potential in most environments.
Application Field:
Seawater, Fresh Water, Soil
Features:
- The potential is stable and reliable;
- Good conductivity, low resistance to water;
- Sturdy and not easy to damage;
- Ensure that the electrical insulation performance is qualified;
- Strong corrosion resistance and long service life;
- Simple installation, convenient replacement and maintenance;
- Customizable according to customer needs.
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