New testo 160- Building Climate Monitoring System
The monitoring system testo 160 measures, monitors and documents temperature, humidity, light intensity, UV radiation, CO2 concentration, atmospheric pressure, continuously, precisely and automatically. This serves ambient climate monitoring and also preservation of valuable objects or systems.
The data loggers transfer the measurement values by wireless LAN to Testo Cloud. From there, they can be called up by PC/tablet/smartphone from any place with internet access. If individually defined upper or lower limit values are exceeded, an alarm is immediately provided by SMS and/or e-mail.
Unobtrusive and individual: The product design
The data loggers are specially designed such that they present themselves discreetly and inconspicuously. Thanks to the deco-cover, they also blend in with any surroundings. These optionally available housing covers can be individually painted or decorated. Just as the respective background requires.
Your Challenge
Works of art are extremely sensitive to fluctuations in the ambient conditions in the rooms in which they are exhibited or stored.
- Monitor indoor climate, light irradiation and air quality wherever they have an influence on the condition – and therefore the value – of exhibits
- Ensure a pleasant climate in exhibition rooms for visitors and staff
Our Solution
With the monitoring system testo 160, you monitor temperature, humidity, light intensity, UV radiation and CO₂ concentration automatically, unobtrusively and without interruption.
- Small dimensions, individually designable housing cover
- Individual alarm functions (e-mail & SMS)
- Low effort required for installation and operation
- Measurement value transfer by wireless LAN to the Cloud store
Whitepaper
Into the Testo Cloud with Wi-Fi
Compact professional article on the most important standards for online data storage.
- Benefits of cloud solutions
- Recommendations for safety measures
Whitepaper: Indoor climate knowledge for restorers
Exclusive expert report with compact indoor climate knowledge by Cord Brune, conservator with diploma M.A.
- 13 influencing factors on your art and culture collections
- Specific recommendations for action to protect your exhibits
Whitepaper: Data logger vs thermo-hygrograph
The advantages of climate monitoring using data loggers are explained in a detailed and informative way.
- Advantages of data loggers compared with thermo-hygrographs
- Requirements for data loggers in museum
The right model for every requirement.
For temperature and humidity
- Data logger with integrated temperature and humidity sensor
For temperature, humidity, lux and UV
- Data logger with integrated temperature and humidity sensor
- Connection options for 2 additional probes
For temperature, humidity, lux and UV
- Data logger with integrated temperature and humidity sensor
- Internal probes for lux and UV
For external probes
- Data logger with connections for 2 probes
- Temperature and humidity probes, Lux probe or UV radiation and Lux probe
For indoor air quality
- Data logger with integrated temperature and humidity sensor
- Internal sensor for CO₂ and atmospheric pressure
Inconspicuous, comprehensive and everywhere: The special features
Individually designable housing covers
Blend into the background
- Simply fit onto the logger
- Deco-cover can be painted or decorated
- Loggers remain in the background, full attention is on your works/artefacts
Connectable external probes
Monitoring in glass display cases
- Ideal for glass display cases in which a logger cannot be placed
- Sensors for °C, %RH, Lux, mW/m2
- Also for air conditioned cases
The Testo Cloud
Everything in view all the time
- Simply transfer measurement values by wireless LAN to the online store
- Call up data at any time
- Via App or normal browser
Alarm functions in cases of limit value violations
Always on guard
- Immediate alarm notification by SMS and/or e-mail
- Separate alarm for light intensity
