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    Sensitivity/Range for Localized & General Corrosion: • 0.0005–50 mm/yr or 0.02–2000 mil/yr
 • Quantitative for pitting and crevice corrosion rates
 
 Response: 
• <20 seconds, suitable for process control
 
Probe Life:• >20 years / Reusable after polishing
 
Environments:• Enclosure: Optional upgrade to a NEMA 4X /IP56, or  to an  explosion proof enclosure
 • Temperature: -30 to 50°C (-22 to 122°F)
 
Real Time Outputs/Data Storage:• 
 4-20 mA
 • RS-232 or RS-485 ports
 • On-board data storage (up to 14 MB)
 • Ethernet port
 • USB port for quick data transfers to office PC and for additional data storage
 
 
Number of Probes for Simultaneous Measurement: • Model F-II-10: One probe with up to 10 electrodes
 • Model F-II-16: One Probe with up to 16 electrodes
  
 
 Power:• 120/220V AC
 • 9 to 30 V (lower power consumption)
 • Battery Backup (optional)
 
Dimension and Weight:• 180 mm x135 mm x 57 mm ( 7.2"x5.3"x2.3") (without environmental enclosure)
 • 2.2 lb (1 kg) (without environmental enclosure)
 Software:• CorrLogger™ software is supplied for using a computer to download data from onboard memory,  real time display data and change sampling parameters both locally and remotely.
 • Optional upgrade to CorrVisual™ software for real time graphical display and analysis of data on a local or a remote computer.
 Quantitative and real-time monitoring of pitting & crevice corrosion, and general corrosion in:• Aqueous solutions
 • Humid gases/Air
 • Solid deposits
 • Undercoating
 • Soil / Concrete
 • Oil-Water Mixture
 • Bio-films
 • H2S Systems
 • Cathodically protected systems
 
High-temperature [up to 1700°F (950°C)] and high-pressure [up to 3,000 psi (20 MPa)] systems such as:
• Super critical water systems
 • Steam generators / nuclear reactors
 • Furnaces
 • Fireside components of boilers
 • Flue gas systems
 
Process Control for:
• Effectiveness of cathodic protections
 • Corrosion inhibitor dosing
 High Throughput Electrochemical Studies:
• Repassivation potentials of large number of specimens
 • Polarization curves of large number of specimens
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