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How Wireless Data Loggers Streamline Museum Preservation Monitoring
Tokyo art museum monitors temp and RH with Bluetooth data loggers to ensure optimal environmental conditions for its valuable art objects.
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Museum Ensures Stable Environment with Bluetooth Temp Loggers
Tennessee's Hunter Museum of Art uses Bluetooth-enabled temp/RH data loggers to ensure a safe environment for art objects made from a variety of materials.
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Data Loggers Track Climate at JFK Museum
At the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, the collections coordinator uses data loggers to monitor temp, RH, and light intensity to maintain the proper environment for historic artifacts made of a wide range of materials.
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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.
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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.
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Preservation Goes High-Tech for Monroe’s Subway Dress
Marilyn Monroe's famous white "subway" dress and other irreplaceable movie items are kept in ideal storage conditions, thanks in part to data loggers monitoring temp and RH around the clock.
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Working with HOBO UX90 Time-of-Use Loggers
This course teaches you how to configure, launch, readout, and plot data from the HOBO UX90 family of time-of-use loggers. (Runtime: Approximately 1hr 15min)
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Leveraging Plug Load Power Loggers in Air Cleaning Intervention Research
Architectural engineering experts share how data loggers can be used to quantify the amount of clean, particle-free air delivered by portable air cleaners (PACs) in multiple settings.
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