Measurement of temperature and humidity in historic buildings

Museums, galleries, castles, palaces, archives, depositories and other historical buildings and spaces.

Monitoring the temperature, humidity and dew point in the often large spaces of historic buildings can be difficult to solve simply. If you need to monitor temperatures in different parts of the building and have an up-to-date overview of all measured points in one place, a comprehensive measurement system is required.

The installation of this system must also usually not disrupt the structure of these buildings in any way by installing cabling and the like. Even today's almost omnipresent WiFi networks are not always accessible or are difficult to spread in buildings with massive stone walls.

It's simple and clever:

• Without the need to install cables and without interfering with building structures.
• You just place the sensor at the measuring point.
• You can see the measured data from anywhere from a computer or mobile phone with internet connection.
• Complete record and analysis of measured data.
• Setting alarms when set limits are exceeded.

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The simplest solution is the first priority

Completely simple installation and complete wireless connectivity can be ensured with the W3810 devices from the Czech producer Comet system s.r.o., which communicate via radio signal in the Sigfox network.

• Completely wireless
• Internal battery power
• IoT communication ensures access to measurements from anywhere
• you can do the installation yourself

All wireless sensors can be found in the Sigfox Comet Thermometers category

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The radio signal is almost everywhere

Coverage of the Sigfox radio network, which the sensors use to communicate, is almost everywhere. You can easily see for yourself on the Sigfox coverage map, where you can simply enter your address and immediately see the signal quality.

Measurements underground in cellars and catacombs can affect signal quality. Sometimes even too thick masonry can reduce signal quality in some situations. If you are not sure, we can measure the signal quality for you personally. We will arrive at the measurement site and use a tester to test whether the signal is satisfactory. If necessary, the signal can be boosted with a BTS station to increase the signal throughout the building.

Contact a technician to check the signal quality:

Tomáš Brada - tel: +420 771 133 239 / email: tbrada@kalist.cz

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Measurement of inaccessible places

Castles, ruins and remote historic buildings are often located in places where there is no WiFi signal, wired connection or power. For these purposes, Comet Sigfox thermometers are the ideal choice. Apart from the initial installation at the measurement site, you don't even have to go to the gauge. You set up the IoT thermometers directly on the internet-connected device in your office or even at home during home office. You can easily set up the sensor directly in the Comet Cloud interface.

You can administer distantly:

• current measurement data
• historical record displayed in a graph or table
• settings of individual channels and measurement intervals
• you can also set alarms that are activated when your preset values are exceeded
• you can also edit and set up user accounts

Try the demo version of Comet cloud and read more about Comet Cloud..

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Sample online measurement in the museum building

We have prepared for you a "demo" simulation of how the measured locations look like. You can take a look directly on our website. It is completely non-binding.

You can see measurements of temperature, relative humidity, dew point, atmospheric pressure, carbon dioxide or an open door sensor or smoke sensor.