There are tens of thousands of large and small archives throughout the country, many of which are very important and confidential. They have extremely high historical and social value. The strict requirements for temperature and humidity testing in the archives warehouse are the only way to ensure that the archives are kept in good condition for a long time. Premise. As a professional supplier of temperature and humidity control solutions, Nesta tells you: Under normal circumstances, the temperature and humidity detection requirements of the archives warehouse are like this!

The country where the archives are kept has clear regulations and must meet certain storage conditions, which is conducive to the long-term preservation of the archives. For example, the National Archives Bureau requires the temperature and humidity of the archive warehouse: the temperature is 14～24℃, not more than 24℃ in summer; the relative humidity is 45%～60%, and it is not more than 60% in summer. Within the specified range, the fluctuation range of temperature and humidity every day and night requires temperature ±2℃ and relative humidity ±5%.

The appropriate temperature and humidity standards for the archives are: temperature: 14℃-24℃, relative humidity maintained at 45%-60%. The temperature and humidity monitoring system can monitor the temperature and humidity data of the archives in real time, and analyze the trend of temperature and humidity changes in the archives through historical data , Through the control system, the air conditioner, dehumidifier, humidifier, disinfection and sterilization machine are automatically controlled. Ensure the temperature and humidity in the archives to prevent the breeding of bookworms caused by high temperature and high humidity or the increase of paper brittleness caused by low temperature and low humidity.