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Tinytag temperature and humidity data loggers monitor remarkable museum collection
Burnby Hall Gardens and Museum features the unique Stewarts Collection, consisting of the remarkable cultural and religious exhibits that traveller, adventurer, and collector Major Percy Marlborough Stewart and his wife Katharine brought home from their travels.
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Tinytag temperature and RH loggers assist archive conservation | Tinytag
Monitoring the temperature and humidity conditions of archive and library collections is critical to minimise damage to artefacts. Data loggers help provide evidence that these conditions comply with BS 4971:2017 regulations.
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Tinytag data loggers monitor temperature and humidity levels for Berkshire Record Office
It is critical for archive environments to maintain adequate environmental levels in areas where historical records are held. An unsuitable environment, including inappropriate temperature and humidity levels, can adversely impact the condition of precious materials, causing issues such as mould growth and accelerating the rate of material deterioration.
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Long-term monitoring for museum preservation | Tinytag monitoring solutions
Rushden Transport Museum in Northamptonshire is uniquely situated in the Victorian-era Rushden Station. Housing a large collection of items relating to the history of road and rail transport, as well as the social history of the local area, the old station building and the Museum’s storage – a nearby port-a-cabin – are enigmatic surroundings for such collections – but are not ideal environments for displaying and storing sensitive museum collections.
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Sub-Antarctic museum uses Tinytag data loggers for long-term monitoring and conservation
South Georgia Museum opened in 1992 in Grytviken, an old whaling station on South Georgia, an island in the polar front of the Southern Atlantic. The Museum is housed in the former Whaling Station Manager’s Villa and is home to an exciting collection of items that tell the story of the cultural heritage and natural history of South Georgia. The Museum’s collections include exhibitions on discovery, sealing, whaling, surveying and expeditions, maritime and military history, natural history and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the 20th Century Antarctic explorer.
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Plastics conservation at the Museum of Design in Plastics | Tinytag
Despite media reports telling us that plastics last forever, from a museum and conservation perspective, they are particularly sensitive materials that are vulnerable to slight fluctuations in environmental conditions.
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Tinytag data loggers play key role in environmental management for district museum
Built over the remains of a Roman bathhouse, The Novium Museum in Chichester, West Sussex, is home to a collection of over 500,000 objects telling the rich history of Chichester District. Items in The Novium Museum’s collection include archaeological and geological objects, social history and photography. All of the artefacts held by the Museum must be kept in the correct conditions to ensure their best chances of survival for years to come.
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Tinytags aid the conservation of historic ships
Following great success from the monitoring programmes on board HMS Victory and HMS M.33, Tinytag Plus 2 data loggers have now been installed on HMS Warrior and HMS Trincomalee.
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Tinytags in place at the Falkland Islands Historic Dockyard Museum
Recorded data helps identify seasonal environmental patterns to help with the preservation and conservation of sensitive items.
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Tinytags installed at Fishbourne Roman Palace
Data logging is essential to ensure that items are kept in the correct environmental conditions to help with preventive conservation efforts.
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Tinytags monitor at Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Museum
Round the clock monitoring is essential for preventive conservation of sensitive items in the historic cricketing collection.
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Tinytags monitor temp/RH at Brunel’s SS Great Britain
Temperature and relative humidity monitoring is an essential part of preventive conservation for historic objects in the Collection.
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New archive project in Tristan da Cunha includes Tinytags
Temperature and relative humidity data loggers monitor sensitive archives to help with long term preventive conservation.
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Weald & Downland living museum monitors collections and exhibition space
Ultra Radio data loggers monitor on two floors, with data accessed from a central office, to help manage the environment to aid the conservation of historic items.
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Tinytags play key conservation role for the Newport medieval ship
Data loggers monitor environmental conditions to ensure a stable environment for timbers and artefacts.
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Collection care and financial savings with Tinytags at National Museum Cardiff
Analysis of recorded data led to improvements in energy efficiency and helps maintain a stable environment for sensitive items on display.
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Tinytag data loggers aid conservation work in HMS Victory
Rugged Tinytag data loggers record environmental conditions to aid in the conservation of historic and reproduction furniture, furnishings and fittings.
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Tinytags provide long term environmental monitoring for museum collections
Monitoring allows environmental conditions to be controlled to help with conservation of the collections, and follows best practice guidelines for the UK national museum accreditation scheme.
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Tinytags Ultra Radio loggers play key role in preventive conservation
The Canal & River Trust is using Tinytag temp/RH Ultra Radio data loggers to aid conservation measures in museum stores and galleries across two separate sites.
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Tinytags help evaluate church hall insulation project
Tinytags monitor temperature and RH, and recorded information is used to help evaluate the effectiveness of new insulation material in a concrete church hall building.
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Temp/RH monitoring helps protect museum collections on display and in storage
Monitoring helps ensure the ongoing preservation and conservation of museum artefacts to ensure they are kept in the correct environmental conditions.
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Temp/RH monitoring to help protect museum collections
Tinytag data loggers record environmental information to help ensure museum artefacts on display and in storage are protected from harm, and for museum accreditation purposes.
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Tinytags monitor temp/RH to help protect sensitive museum collections
Tinytag data loggers record temp/RH inside museum display cases containing sensitive objects to help manage their preservation and conservation.
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Tinytag data loggers monitor temp/RH to help preservation of a church pipe organ
Maintaining the correct temperature and humidity in the church is critical to help ensure the ongoing care of an historic church pipe organ. A Tinytag data logger recording environmental conditions over time proved to be a cost-effective solution.
