The Tinker & Rasor Model CPV-2 Cathodic Protection Voltmeter is an extremely rugged instrument for measuring the DC structure-to-earth potentials of buried or submerged metal structures.

Powered by two "AA" penlight cells, the Model CPV-2 requires no push to read switch, and the solid state integrated circuit has built-in filter to reject AC interference. Input resistance of 10 megohms (10 million ohms) of this instrument results in potentiometer quality voltage readings.

This versatile meter may also be used without the reference electrode to measure direct current potentials from 0 to 2 Volts, such as potentials across an insulated flange, anode-to-structure, or structure-to-structure.

Study the features and specs and you'll see why corrosion experts agree that the Model CPV-2 offers greater benefits

Features

Housed in 1/8" (3.18 mm.) thick aluminum square tubing

Baked enamel finish with instructions on case

2 "AA" penlight batteries; long life expectancy

Easy access battery compartment

Built-in battery tester.

Rugged meter with color-coded scale

No switch necessary to take readings

Integrated circuit design

2 heavy-duty coil cables with clamp and banana plugs

Sturdy foam-formed compartmented carrying case

Specifications

Ordering Information

Model CPV-2 Voltmeter complete consists of:

A - Instrument.

B - Copper-copper sulfate half cell electrode (Model 6A). Model 6B, 8A, or 8B may be substituted.

C - Two heavy-duty 6 ft coiled cables with clamps.

Carrying case L-13" x W-7" x H- 4 3/4" (330 x 178 x 121 mm).