AIR HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE UNDER CONTROL - The largest archaeological museum in Switzerland – the Laténium in Neuchâtel
AIR HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE UNDER CONTROL - The largest archaeological museum in Switzerland – the Laténium in Neuchâtel
4 PagesCustomer Application AIR HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE UNDER CONTROL The largest archaeological museum in Switzerland – the Laténium in Neuchâtel – stores more than half a million arte- facts from the Neanderthal era to the Renaissance. The worst enemy of all these ancient relics: variations in air humidity and temperature! The museum, which is not air-conditioned, has used probes to monitor the climate on its premises since 2001. Since they were outdated, they were replaced with Rotronic probes – ultra-precise “high-tech spies” that are connected to special software to enable control of all glass cabinets, exhibition rooms and storage areas. In other words, perfectly monitored energy efficiency. The Laténium, the largest archaeological museum in Switzerland, houses 524,450 objects ranging
