Winter Palace Hermitage, St. Petersburg - Russia

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Industries

Museums and Art Galleries

Products

Condair ME, Condair RS

Technologies

Adiabatic In-Duct Humidification, Steam Humidification

Optimal humidity for the Winter Palace Hermitage, St. Petersburg - Russia

The Winter Palace Hermitage in St. Petersburg, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, houses millions of historic and artistic treasures. Condair hybrid humidifiers maintain optimal humidity, helping preserve the museum’s priceless collections.

Winter Palace Hermitage, St. Petersburg

The Hermitage in St. Petersburg is not only a cornerstone of the city’s historic center—designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site—but also one of the world’s largest and most prestigious art museums. Among the several buildings that make up the Hermitage complex, the renowned Winter Palace stands out as a symbol of Russia’s imperial past, having once served as the winter residence of the Russian czars.

The museum boasts 350 exhibition rooms, displaying a carefully curated selection of 65,000 exhibits. Overall, the Hermitage archives hold an astonishing 2.7 million items, including archaeological artifacts and artworks from Russia as well as Central and Western Europe, spanning prehistoric objects to antique masterpieces. To preserve these invaluable treasures and maintain optimal conditions for both visitors and collections, Condair hybrid humidifiers ensure precise and consistent indoor humidity levels throughout the complex.

Condair DL

The Condair DL is the next generation of the Condair Dual2—the world's most successful system for adiabatic humidification. Its hygienic credentials have proven successful in practice and were verified and certified by independent organizations with public responsibility.

Hybrid humidification relies exclusively on the advantages of atomization and evaporation. This results in the sustainable resolution of key problems which can emerge when these technologies are used in isolation. The humidification system is therefore the first choice in terms of hygiene, energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

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