Indoor climate

Diocese of Limburg.Remote readings replace site visits in church buildings without Wi-Fi or mains power.

The Diocese of Limburg measures temperature and humidity in church buildings without Wi-Fi or mains power. Remote readings and a clear platform show how heating and the weather move the fabric and the artworks.

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At a glance

Module
Indoor climate
What is measured
Temperature and humidity in church buildings
Result
Remote readings save time on site and show how heating and weather affect the fabric and the artworks

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What does the Diocese of Limburg say?

IoT Fabrikken's system is flexible to use and works independently of Wi-Fi or power. Remote reading saves us a great deal of time. The platform convinces with a clear overview. That matters especially to us, because preserving and heating our church buildings is an increasing challenge as the climate changes. Swings in temperature and humidity affect not only the building fabric but also the fittings and artworks in our churches. Greenhouse-gas-neutral ways of heating church buildings also have to be developed and put into use. To understand these changes better and to prevent damage, climate monitoring is becoming an important instrument.

Johanna Schumacher, climate protection manager

Want to know more?

Get in touch, we are always happy to talk about indoor climate and space management for your buildings.

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