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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 their conservation work to more historic British battleships.

Tinytag data loggers used to help sea turtle conservation efforts

Tinytag Plus 2 temperature data loggers have been used to investigate methods of combating the effects of climate change on sea turtle populations in the Caribbean.

Tinytags in place at the Falkland Islands Historic Dockyard Museum

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

Tinytags monitor bat swarming sites in Kent

Temperature and relative humidity data loggers are used to monitor bat swarming sites including Dover Castle.

Submersible Tinytags used in cave research

Tinytag data loggers were deployed in temperature profiling of submerged cave passages.

Tinytags installed at Fishbourne Roman Palace

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