Museum gallery with a historic carriage on display
DIGITAL, NOT MECHANICAL

Conservation Conditions You Can Prove

A mechanical hygrometer can be knocked out of calibration by a curious visitor tapping the glass. A digital sensor in a sealed pod cannot. There are no moving parts, no drum, no pen, and no sling psychrometer needed to check it.

Temperature
Sampled every few seconds
Relative Humidity
Logged with every reading
No Cable Runs
Wireless sensors go where the objects are
Instant Alarm
Phone, email and external relay
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RECORDS FOR LENDERS

The Environmental Record Straight from the Instrument

Charts and numeric data export to a file, so the record that accompanies a loan agreement comes straight out of the TV2 rather than out of a spreadsheet someone maintained by hand.

Months of History

Visible on the display and exportable for loan documentation.

Placement Without Cable Runs

Wireless sensors report to a display in a central location. Wired sensors suit permanent cases and stores.

Recalibration When You Want It

Each sensor holds a three-point calibration table that can be adjusted in place. NIST-traceable certificates are available.

Backup Protection

Keeps monitoring and logging for 100 hours if the power fails.

Software Included No ongoing fees
TView chart of logged temperature history
Reliable Monitoring 24/7 Data Protection

Related resources

Paperless hygrometer Temperature and humidity from four sensors TV2 monitor & sensor prices Monitors and wireless humidity sensors Museum application note Temperature and humidity for collections (PDF) Hygrometers Article on electronic hygrometers (PDF) Calibration procedures How TV2 sensors are calibrated (PDF)
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