• For use with the Tramex Concrete Moisture Encounters CME5/CMEX5/CME4/CMEX2 (sold separately)
• Designed to work in the same drill-hole made for the F2170 test
• Eliminate confusion between in-situ relative humidity and surface moisture content tests
• Determines if moisture is coming from below or above the concrete slab
• Reusable, extendable, and does not require plastic hole liners

The Concrete Moisture Probe when used with Tramex CME instruments operates on the principle that the electrical impedance of a material varies with its moisture content. The CME instrument is pressed onto the CMP cradle which is pressed onto the material surface with the pins fully compressed and the probe inserted into the pre-drilled 3/4" (19mm) hole to measure the moisture content. The electrical impedance is measured by creating a low frequency alternating electric field between the electrodes and the probe, to a depth of up to 4” (10cm). This field penetrates the material under test. The very small alternating current flowing through the field is inversely proportional to the impedance of the material. The instrument detects this current, determines its amplitude, and thus derives the moisture value.

The Determinator cradle should be flat on the slab surface and the Tramex Concrete Moisture Meter placed and firmly pressed onto the cradle with the pins fully compressed. The probe reads from the bottom, within the body of the slab, up to the surface.

Note: Tramex concrete moisture probe can only be used with Tramex CME meters (available separately), it does not work alone.