Display, Storage and Conservation

Tinytags are used in the display, storage and conservation of sensitive items. They can be supplied in unobtrusive colours so as not to detract from exhibits. Probed versions are available for sealed display cases or difficult to reach areas.

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Tinytag data loggers monitor temperature and humidity levels for Berkshire Record Office

Berkshire Record Office use Tinytag Ultra 2 temperature and relative humidity data loggers to help preserve over 900 years of local history in their archive strongrooms.

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Long-term monitoring with Tinytag data loggers benefits Rushden Transport Museum’s sensitive collections

Tinytag temperature and relative humidity data loggers have helped Rushden Transport Museum to improve the preservation of their collections since monitoring began in 2011.

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Sub-Antarctic museum uses Tinytag data loggers for long-term monitoring and conservation

Antarctic temperatures and a remote location on South Georgia means that conservation of the collections at South Georgia Museum is a challenge unlike those faced by most ‘average’ museums.

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Preserving plastics with Tinytag data loggers at the Museum of Design in Plastics

The Museum of Design in Plastics at Arts University Bournemouth uses Tinytag data loggers to monitor temperature and humidity levels where their plastics collections are stored and displayed.

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Tinytag data loggers play key role in environmental management for district museum

Monitoring the museum environment is crucial for proper collections care. The Novium Museum, Chichester’s district museum, uses Tinytag View 2 data loggers to gather temperature and relative humidity data to help preserve their collections.

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Tinytags installed at Fishbourne Roman Palace

Tinytag radio, LAN and stand alone temperature and relative humidity data loggers monitor sensitive exhibits and archives.

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Tinytag data loggers aid the conservation of historic ships

The National Museum of the Royal Navy has recently acquired a number of new Tinytag Plus 2 data loggers to extend the conservation work to more historic British battleships.

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Tinytags in place at the Falkland Islands Historic Dockyard Museum

Tinytag data loggers monitor temperature and relative humidity throughout the museum.

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Tinytags monitor at Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Museum

Tinytag temperature and relative humidity data loggers are now being used in the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Museum at Lord’s – The Home of Cricket.

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Tinytags monitor temp/RH at Brunel’s SS Great Britain

Tinytag data loggers are used at Brunel’s SS Great Britain to help ensure sensitive items are kept in the correct environmental conditions.

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New archive project in Tristan da Cunha includes Tinytags

Tinytag data loggers are being used in a new Project to preserve historical archive material in this remote Island location.

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Weald & Downland living museum monitors collections and exhibition space

The Tinytag Radio System monitors temperature and relative humidity in the artefacts collection, archives and an exhibition space.

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Tinytag data loggers aid conservation work in HMS Victory

Monitoring temperature and relative humidity is essential to aid preservation of sensitive items aboard Nelson’s historic flagship HMS Victory.

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Tinytags play key conservation role for the Newport medieval ship

Monitoring temperature and relative humidity is essential in the long term preventive conservation of the historic vessel.

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Tinytags Ultra Radio loggers play key role in preventive conservation

Tinytag wireless data logging system aids preventive conservation for The Canal & River Trust, providing accurate temperature and humidity information.

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Collection care and energy saving at National Museum Cardiff

Tinytag temperature and relative humidity data loggers were used in trials to monitor environmental conditions in display galleries.

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Tinytags provide long term environmental monitoring for museum collections

Temperature and relative humidity monitoring is essential for the long term preservation of sensitive items in museum collections.

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Tinytags help protect museum collections alerting of temperature and humidity fluctuations

Tinytag data loggers monitor museum temperature and humidity to help assess potential risks to collections, and help ensure their preservation and conservation.

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Tinytags monitor temp/RH to help protect sensitive museum collections

Monitoring temperature and relative humidity fluctuations is providing essential information to help protect museum collections.

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Tinytag Data loggers play key role in book conservation

A Tinytag data logger monitoring temperature and humidity is being used to help with the care and preservation of books.

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Tinytags help preserve railway archives by monitoring temperature and relative humidity

Monitoring with Tinytag temperature and humidity loggers is helping in the preservation and conservation of historic railway collections.

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Temp/RH monitoring helps protect museum collections on display and in storage

Tinytags are monitoring temperature and RH to help protect collections on display and in storage in a railway museum.

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Temp/RH monitoring to help protect museum collections

Monitoring temperature and relative humidity is helping to ensure the preservation and conservation of collections in a small museum.

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Tinytag temp/ RH loggers help in preservation of Local Authority archives

Monitoring with Tinytag temperature and relative humidity data loggers is aiding the preservation and conservation of local authority archives.

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Tinytag data loggers monitor temp/RH to help preservation of a church pipe organ

Monitoring temperature and relative humidity helps ensure the correct conditions are maintained to aid in the conservation of an historic church organ.

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