Temperature monitoring in museums and archives

Museums and archives fulfil an important role by conserving exhibits and works of art for posterity, and making them accessible to the public.

In order to protect the exhibition artefacts from damaging climatic influences, the monitoring of temperature and humidity in exhibition rooms and stores, as well as in libraries, is now standard. Previously however, reading out the ambient data recordings always involved a great deal of work.

With the WiFi data logger system testo Saveris 2, you now monitor temperature and humidity securely, automatically and with a minimum of effort.

Choose the scope of function which suits you

For entry-level users: Basic licence

• Free Cloud access

• Pre-set measurement rate

• Alarm by e-mail

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Full flexibility with the Advanced licence

• Freely selectable measurement rate

• Comparison of several measurement sites, for example in order to check the functioning of the air conditiong system

• Convenient automatic report function (PDF, e-mail)

• Convenient alarm by SMS

Our offers for museums and archives

Every museum is different. And every archive in particular. That's why you can assemble your testo Saveris 2 package, with the right loggers and the optimum Cloud licence yourself. Our experts are happy to support you.

Or you choose one of the following offers: For monitoring ambient conditions in glass cases, we recommend the wireless LAN data logger testo Saveris 2-H2 with the special humidity and temperature probe. For monitoring humidity and temperature in an exhibition room, the wireless LAN data logger testo Saveris 2-H1 is the ideal solution.