Concrete Encounter CME 4
User Guide
24/08/04
4. On a normal smooth surface it is also recommended that
a number of tests in close proximity to each other be
carried out, as the distribution of moisture tends to
become erratic as concrete dries out. Use only the
highest reading.
5. Always refer to the adhesive and/or floor covering
manufacturer’s recommendations for the acceptable
moisture content levels of concrete or floor screeds.
Calibration
For regular on-site assessment of your Concrete Encounter
CME 4, a calibration check-plate is available from Tramex.
Should it be found that readings are outside the set
tolerances, it is recommended that the Concrete Encounter
CME 4 be returned for re-calibration.
Calibration adjustments should not be carried out by anyone
other than Tramex or their authorised service provider who
will issue a calibration certificate on completion.
Limitations
The Concrete Encounter CME 4 will not detect or measure
moisture through any electrically conductive materials
including metal sheeting or cladding, black EPDM rubber or
wet surfaces.
The Concrete Encounter CME 4 is not suited for taking
comparative readings
in the concrete substrate through
thick floor coverings such as wood. The Tramex Moisture
Encounter Plus (ME Plus) is more suited to this purpose.
Moisture readings tests taken with the CME 4 indicate the
conditions at the time of testing.
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CME4/1005
or MRH are more suited to this
purpose. Moisture readings tests taken with the CME 4
indicate the conditions at the time of testing.
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