Overview
Charp offers climate monitoring software and hardware designed for conservation teams to optimize collection preservation. The platform provides alerts, data accessibility, and customized sharing to help museums make informed decisions about climate conditions for their collections and reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint.
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- Charp accompagne désormais les Archives nationales de France à Paris dans le suivi climatique de leurs espaces de conservation et d’exposition. Notre système de monitoring connecté permet une surveillance continue des conditions climatiques au sein de ce site historique exceptionnel. C’est un honneur pour nous de contribuer à la préservation de ce patrimoine. ➡️ Nous vous invitons à en découvrir davantage sur cette installation sur notre site web: https://lnkd.in/e3abPUXJ 🇬🇧 Charp is now supporting the Archives nationales
- We invite you to join our webinar next week, where we’ll walk you through the platform, its features, and practical tools for monitoring and responding to environmental conditions for better preventive conservation. See you on Tuesday, 20 October, at 11 AM!
- In monitoring terms, autumn is all about reversal. Off we go on the long slope towards winter, and with the first cold spells, into the heating season. For museums, this can mean a rapid shift from too much moisture to too little. Indoor relative humidity may remain high well into October, then drop sharply once the heating comes on, sometimes within days. In the second article of our four-part series on seasonal change, we look at this transition, the role of heating and humidification, and how monitoring can help museums manage
- Hello and goedendag! Time to share a recent and very beautiful project we just installed in the Netherlands. Thank you Kasteel Hoensbroek for welcoming us, and for your enthusiasm, which we share. Read here: https://lnkd.in/erfNCZ3s 📆 And to everyone based in or visiting the Netherlands: we will be at the Museumcongres, hosted by the Museumvereniging, in Utrecht this Thursday, October 1st. Come and visit us at Stand 1 - Tivoli Vredenburg Programme: https://lnkd.in/eX-fXMSE Tot ziens, talk soon... #Museums
- There’s more than one way to place a logger 😉 Magnets, screws, or placed next to the object...whatever suits the setting! Wishing everyone a lovely weekend.
- This week we are in Ghent for the 31st Biennial Congress of IIC - The International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. This year’s theme, “Ensembles: Conserving interconnected artworks, artefacts and collections,” gives us a good reason to revisit one of our projects: the Ghent Altarpiece, which is also part of the congress programme of technical visits. Read about the monitoring system we installed in St Bavo’s Cathedral a few years ago: https://lnkd.in/e7RxYRhY #preventive conservation #heritage #museums
- Hello, We invite you to join our webinar this week for an introduction to the latest updates to the Charp platform. Know where to look: We have added new ways to pin, find and sort your data, so you can focus on the priorities you've set. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e5m7qpWP
- Hi there! From September to end of the year, we are offering a limited number of trial systems for 3 months. The trial system consists of 2 CHARP Maxi loggers and a single LoRaWAN gateway, and includes full system preparation and configuration, as well as on-boarding support to get you up and running quickly. A modest trial fee covers system setup and training, hardware leasing, and software licensing during the trial period. This fee will be fully credited towards any subsequent subscription. The trial system gives your team
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