Cathodic-protection monitoring
Custom cathodic-protection test panels

Topside cathodic protection potential test panels for any monitoring system under all conditions.

Our monitoring panels are customized to suit specific customer requirements. The data from your Polatrak cathodic protection monitoring system can be interrogated, managed, stored and distributed in a number of ways.

Whether you choose the most basic handrail-mounted, manual-stab panel, the PLC-linked system or the satellite linked, internet based system, all Polatrak panels are designed to be reliable and easy to use. Tell us your requirements and we’ll provide exactly the interface you need.

Applications

Offshore structures

For offshore structures, we offer test panels ranging from handrail-mounted designs interrogated by a simple volt-meter to fully-integrated panels operating in conjunction with the structure’s existing electrical system.

SCADA interface

SCADA integrated panels are available. For more information, please contact us.

Onshore and offshore pipelines

Polatrak monitoring panels have been installed onshore and offshore for pipelines in every conceivable type of environment. Pictured at right is an onshore panel installed in Alaska for a pipeline operating in extremely low temperatures. Offshore pipelines can only be monitored with test panels near structures, but for deep-water pipelines and areas where no convenient topside location is available, monitoring can be done by ROV using the SunStation subsea readout.

$('#product-image').cycle('fade');

Key design points

1. A large variety of interface options

Deepwater can provide test panels with all of the following options: manual plugs or integral meters, indoor or outdoor, local or remote data storage, SCADA interface, local or remote monitoring or any other configuration you might require.

2. Gives direct verification of CP performance

Permanent fixed-monitoring systems for offshore applications allow instant verification of cathodic-protection system performance at any time without commissioning a full subsea cathodic-protection potential survey.