Preservation of critical items and documents
Conservation is a key issue for museums. The first step is to reliably measure the environmental conditions in the spaces where works are stored, displayed and transported.
Standard NF EN 15757 provides the key conservation instructions, which must be accurately verified using certified measuring instruments. Indoor air quality (IAQ) in establishments receiving visitors must also be taken into account, the main indicator of which is CO2 levels.
Parameters to be monitored
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Temperature (20°C to 23°C)
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Hygrometry (45%RHÂ to 55%RH)
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CO2 (800 to 1000 ppm)
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Light
Data logging & traceability
Data logging & traceability
These stand-alone devices are easy to move and install. They record storage, display and transport conditions, while remaining discreet thanks to their small size, and can warn if set points are exceeded.
Data loggers are especially useful for compliance with insurance requirements. Their ultra-easy operation is within the grasp of any user, and measurements can be retrieved with just a few clicks, in digits or in graphical form.
KH 50
When simple temperature and humidity readings are required, look no further than the KH 50 Data Logger. It has 16,000 measuring points.
Data Loggers are widely used in agriculture, industry and clinical laboratories to monitor a variety of parameters.
KH 120
The KH 120 USB Data Logger measures temperature and hygrometry. It measures 50,000 points and records up to two parameters simultaneously.
These instruments are widely used in agriculture, industry and clinical laboratories to monitor a variety of parameters.
KCC - TrackLog
The KCC TrackLog Data Logger records climatic conditions such as temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric pressure and CO2.
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Spot measurements
Spot measurements
In every corner of a building, as close as possible to the artworks, inspection measures require a portable measuring instrument for light, CO2 levels, temperature and hygrometry, to check that good environmental conditions are maintained.
Portable devices provide optimum mobility and battery life to manage indoor air parameters and light intensity, to protect vulnerable objects (deterioration of color, paint, wood, stone, etc.).
HQ 210
The Kimo HQ 210, with its climatic condition module, measures CO2, humidity and temperature.
LX 50
Featuring a built-in silicon photodiode light sensor, the Kimo LX 50 measures light levels.
HD 110
Kimo’s HD 110 handheld thermo-hygrometer measures relative humidity, temperature and dew point.
Continuous Monitoring
Continuous Monitoring
Our stationary solutions are high-end, full-time measurement instruments that can be connected to any type of environmental monitoring system (computerized monitoring, EMS supervision, building management systems, etc.).
Operating in the most demanding environments, our transmitters offer rock-solid accuracy and operating reliability for the four main parameters to be checked in museums, and are often equipped with interchangeable probes for the choice of parameters to be monitored.
TH 210-R
Kimo’s TH 210-R measures humidity and temperature including 0 to 100 % RH and -20 to +80°C (ambient model), -20 to +80°C (pc remote probe), and -40 to +180°C (stainless steel remote probe).
LR 110
Kimo’s LR 110 light sensor has a measuring range from 0 to 10,000 lux.
CO 112
CO2 sensors allow you to measure carbon dioxide.
Kimo’s CO 112 measures CO2 from 0 to 5,000 ppm.
Metrological Services
Metrological Services
COFRAC ISO 17025 accredited for temperature and hygrometry, our in-house laboratories also calibrate luxmeters and CO2 meters.
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