The silver-silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) electrode, sometimes referred to as “SSCE”, is a type of reference electrode, commonly used for testing cathodic protection corrosion control systems in sea water environments. This Ag/AgCl reference electrode can be exposed to seawater or immersed in a silver chloride solution contained in a gas cylinder.
A reference electrode is used to measure the potential of seawater structures and concrete structures. The electrode is composed of silver powder/silver, silver nitrate, hydrochloric acid, and silver chloride with a porous plug at the bottom.
Portable silver/silver chloride reference electrodes for temporary measurement of structure-environment potential; stationary silver/silver chloride reference electrodes for long-term structure-environment potential detection.
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| potential-stability | ±5 mV at 0.3 mA |
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| Working Temperature | 0~55 °C |
| Dimensions | Ø25x150mm |
| Outer Shell | ABS |
| Design Life | 20 years |
| Environment | Concrete, Seawater |
