Structural monitoring: humidity and temperature in your building’s walls
We continuously measure the humidity and temperature of walls and surfaces to see how they evolve and what affects your building’s safety and consumption.
- What we measure
- Humidity and temperature
- Where
- In walls and surfaces
- How
- Continuously and in real time
- What for
- Building safety and energy efficiency
Structural monitoring continuously measures the humidity and temperature of walls and surfaces. With that data you can see how they evolve and which factors may affect the building’s safety and its energy consumption. It is for building managers who want to know what is happening inside their walls.
These are phases 1 and 2 of our industrial data analytics method →
From the first measurement to the analysis, in four steps
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Step 1
We place the sensors
In the walls and surfaces you want to monitor.
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Step 2
We measure continuously
Humidity and temperature, in real time.
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Step 3
We see how they evolve
We follow each point over time to see what changes and when.
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Step 4
We analyse with your team
We determine which factors affect the building’s safety and energy efficiency.
Two signals, measured inside the wall
In the assessment we decide in which walls and at which points it makes sense to measure.
Humidity
In walls and surfaces, to see how it evolves.
%RHTemperature
At the same points, to read it alongside the humidity.
°CHow each wall is doing, and what affects it
The real-time data and the analysis behind it.
The condition of each measured point
Humidity and temperature of each wall, with its history and trend, in real time.
What affects the building
The factors that affect the building’s safety and energy efficiency.
Structural monitoring of buildings
Structural monitoring, in a nutshell
If your question isn’t here, ask us during the assessment.
What exactly does it measure?
The humidity and temperature of walls and surfaces, continuously.
What is the point of measuring a wall’s humidity?
To see how it evolves and determine which factors may affect the building’s safety and energy efficiency.
Can I see the data in real time?
Yes. Every measured point can be seen in real time and with its history.
What does it have to do with the building’s consumption?
Controlling humidity and temperature helps reduce the building’s energy consumption. If you also want to measure that consumption, we do it with energy monitoring.