Subject: Microclimates
Avgi Tzakou <avgitzakou [at] hotmail__com> writes >Having already designed the storage areas for the Byzantine Museum >of Athens, we are in the process of purchasing equipment that will >stabilize the microclimate for each separate section of our >collection (approximately 6,500 artifacts with: icons, frescoes, >marble sculptures, small metal and ceramic objects, paper and >cloth.) > >I would be grateful if I could receive some suggestions and >recommendations on specific equipment that stabilizes the climatic >conditions, (humidity, temperature ) and mainly if there is an >acquired experience about the effectiveness and accuracy of the >product through the years. Microclimate Technologies International <URL:http://www.microclimate.ca> supplies microclimate generators and other climate control devices. Most of our units are designed to be used in enclosed spaces, such as display cases, storage cabinets, archive and storage rooms, and refrigerated coolers. All our devices are designed for extreme reliability and accuracy. Our focus is on maintaining constant humidity regardless of temperature change, although we have experience in temperature modification. Our installations are currently trusted by a number of major museums, and some of our original units are still in constant use after almost twenty years of service. Please feel free to browse through our web site, or to contact me directly offline. Jerry Shiner Microclimate Technologies International 800-683-4696 416-703-4696 *** Conservation DistList Instance 17:51 Distributed: Thursday, January 29, 2004 Message Id: cdl-17-51-011 ***Received on Wednesday, 21 January, 2004