Crucial monitoring tools to maintain a stable environment—and preserve history
Trusted by museums, archivists, and exhibit spaces worldwide, HOBO monitoring tools help protect rare, irreplaceable pieces of art, culture, and history, without disturbing the visitor experience.
Compact, reliable, and battery-operated, HOBO data loggers are easy to deploy in out-of-sight locations to record critical data. Wireless options allow display cases to remain sealed to ensure an optimal, stable indoor climate. Combine a remote monitoring station and you can access precise environmental data in the cloud and receive real-time alerts when conditions change.
Best Monitoring Solutions for Museums and Preservation
Data loggers, sensors, & remote stations that help you maintain optimal indoor climate conditions
Data Loggers With USB Offload
Low-cost, high accuracy data loggers with USB offload that measure & record temperature and relative humidity
MX1101 Temperature & RH Data Logger
Get crucial temperature and RH data without disturbing exhibits with the MX1101's convenient wireless offload.
MX1104 Light/Temp/RH Data Logger
Wirelessly measures, transmits temperature, relative humidity, and light intensity data, with additional external analog sensor inputs
MX Gateway Remote Station
Automatically transmits data from your MX Bluetooth data loggers to HOBOlink cloud software for data access, management and analysis—anywhere, anytime!
Protect precious artifacts: eClimateNotebook & Wireless Temperature & Humidity Data Loggers
Collect data wirelessly to protect precious artifacts while leaving them undisturbed. Using a system of MX data loggers and an MX Gateway station, you can receive alerts and easily upload Temp/RH data to eClimateNotebook® for advanced data analysis and risk assessment tools, a remote data management solution that helps optimize your storage environments.
Related Resources
Tracking Environmental Conditions in a Museum with Bluetooth Data Loggers
Hunter Museum of American Art registrars share how they successfully used Bluetooth data loggers to measure and record temp/RH data to better manage their museum’s collections.
Dracula Exhibit Monitored with HOBO Data Loggers
Curators at the Rosenbach Museum & Library in Philadelphia deployed wireless data loggers to discreetly monitor temp and RH and ensure favorable preservation conditions for all of its treasures.
Preserving Musical Artifacts at the National Music Museum in Vermillion, South Dakota
Museum conservators use data loggers to monitor conditions in galleries and storage facilities housing a diverse collection of musical instruments and artifacts.
Bluetooth Data Logger Protects Magna Carta
The best-surviving copy of the Magna Carta is displayed in a glass case, along with a Bluetooth-enabled temperature/relative humidity data logger.
