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General| Type | Non-destructive moisture meter |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.1% |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Display | Digital LCD |
| Power Supply | 9V battery |
| Battery Life | Approximately 200 hours |
| Weight | 250g (9oz) |
| Applications | Wood, and other building materials |
Visualize, photograph and Geo-tag meter readings with the Tramex Meters App.
Explains the operational principle of the Skipper 5 and its field penetration depths.
Details using Scale 3 for GRP boats to detect osmosis and potential blistering issues.
Explains using Scale 1 for wooden boats to monitor drying and identify moisture problems.
Outlines key features, scales, controls, and indicators of the Skipper 5.
Provides step-by-step guidance on using the Skipper 5, including button functions and scale selection.
Describes the different scales (Hardwood, Shallow Depth, G.R.P.) and their sensitivity settings.
Explains how to use Scale 1 for testing moisture content in wood, including acceptable levels.
Explains how the instrument's field penetrates different materials based on density.
Explains how Specific Gravity affects moisture meter readings and provides adjustment tables.
Details the use of the Shallow Depth scale for surface moisture detection and comparative analysis.
Explains how to use Scale 3 for moisture detection in GRP materials, identifying osmosis.
Provides recommended procedures and conditions for conducting moisture surveys on boat hulls.
Provides important notes and clarifications regarding calibration, material thickness, and surface readings.
Details the limitations of the Skipper 5 and the warranty terms and conditions.
Highlights the user's responsibility for establishing appropriate safety and health practices for instrument use.
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