CuRE 2.0® is an innovative permanent reference electrode Cu/CuSO₄ combined with two coupons, for cathodic protection monitoring of underground metallic structures.

Advantages:

• No ohmic drop in the measured potential
• No need of instant-off
• No cupric ions release
• AC/DC interference assessment
• Antifreeze gel electrolyte
• Stable and durable

cescor.zero® is a new permanent reference electrode for cathodic protection in-soil applications.

Advantages:

• Stability of potential in time
• Poor zinc polarizability
• Boundless duration
• Robustness
• No release of cupric ions

StrayProbe® is projected for the monitoring of the cathodic protection of all the types of buried structures - pipes, distribution networks, tanks. It is constituted by a reference electrode in titanium activated with a particular formulation of metals oxides and by a steel corrosion coupon, both absorbed in monitored mortar, inside a strong non metallic container.

Advantages:

• It allows IR free measurements of potential or true potential, of buried structures, also in presence of stray, continuous and alternated currents
• It replaces the On – Instant-off technique
• In accordance with EN 50162 standard, it facilitates the execution of continuous measurement, in particular in remote monitoring systems
• It is durable.

• It allows measurements on the IR free potential or true potential, of buried structures, also in presence of stray, continuous and alternated currents
• it replaces the on-Instant-off technique
• In accordance with EN 50162 standard, it facilitates the execution of continuous measurements, particularly in remote monitoring systems
• It is durable.
• It is not subject to polarization, therefore it doesn't require the use of adapters of impedance or tools to elevated impedance

• Platforms
• Piers and other underwater metallic structures
• Equipment.