Deutches Museum Nordschleswig.

Deutsches Museum Nordschleswig was missing the option of remote data reading. The museum was also interested in automatic reports and alarms for temperature and humidity fluctuations in the collection and store.

What do Deutches Museum Nordschleswig say?

‘Exactly what you need in a busy museum environment!’

‘We use RoomAlyzer to monitor temperature and humidity in exhibition and storage rooms. Previously, we had no system installed in our house. We could only monitor temperature and humidity with regular thermometers and hygrometers. Setting up the sensors is very simple and only takes a few minutes. As the data can be read directly via the mobile app, access is very easy. Reading data on the computer is not difficult either. IoT Fabrikken is flexible and has made time for us. Just what you need in a busy museum environment!

For all of us, preserving our cultural and historical heritage is a fundamental issue. To ensure optimal storage of exhibits, it is first necessary to have short- and long-term data. Once you have this data, the framework conditions can be adapted accordingly. Where certain framework conditions cannot necessarily be adapted due to old and listed building structures, the RoomAlyzer platform can also serve as a good early warning system, especially in case of pipe bursts or similar water damage.’

Hauke Grella, Museum curator, Deutsches Museum Nordschleswig

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