Temporary Exhibition - Easy to set up climate loggers for loans

No more tedious downloading and emailing of data

Make environmental reporting on your loan objects a snap. No more opening display cases to retrieve data, formatting it in Excel, and emailing it out. Access remote data in a format ready to be shared with loaning museums.

Get set up in five minutes

Set-up is easy. Simply power up the cloud connector and place your sensors to get instant access to climate data. And if you do need help, the Bev/Art team is ready to support you.

Real-time alerts if enviroment goes out of range

Winslow Homer / The Dinner Horn / 1870 / Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon

Receive real-time alerts by email or text if conditions go beyond specified thresholds.

Collaborate with others

Emile Renouf / The helping hand / 1881 / Sothebys

Want to collaborate with another institution? You can easily share access with colleagues at the borrowing or lending museum. You decide who can access what.

Quotes from two of our users

"I studied the instructions that you sent, and it’s really easy to use, so we can just cancel our onboarding-call tomorrow at 10 AM. I was able to log in, and everything works fine. If anything becomes unclear in the future, I’ll get in touch. :)"

Nikola Kovacevic, Head of Collections and Collections Manager, Helgeland Museum

“It's a very user-friendly system that makes it easy to coordinate climate-monitoring between our museum and external borrowers.”

Conservator at a Norwegian Art Museum

Curious to see how the objects are doing during transport?

Transport Monitoring/Digital Courier

Click to read more about real-time data on conditions while your objects are in transit

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