Temperature
Precise control and stability protect materials from damage.
A stable environment
for long-term
protection of exhibits
We actively control temperature, relative humidity and air quality for sensitive historical exhibits.
Key microclimate parameters
Relative humidity
Optimal humidity prevents deformation and degradation.
Air quality
Filtration, regulation and protection from pollutants and dust.
Monitoring
Continuous real-time monitoring of all parameters.
Temperature
- Effects of temperature fluctuations on materials
- A stable environment as prevention
- Recommended ranges for collections
Relative humidity
- Humidity and its impact on exhibits
- Risks of excessively high or low humidity
- Optimal ranges for different materials
Air quality
- Dust, VOCs and other pollutants
- Air filtration and exchange
- Protection against corrosion and degradation
Monitoring
- Sensors and measured values
- Data archiving and alarms
- Remote access and management
We will help you set the optimal conditions for your material and type of exhibit.
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