Delayed Ettringite Formation (DEF) is strongly affected by moisture. Thus, understanding the effect of this parameter on the degradations is of prime interest, not only for prevention strategies, but also for re-assessment of affected structures. If Alkali Aggregate Reaction (AAR) has deserved many research efforts on this aspect, understanding the effect of moisture on DEF still deserves to be studied, especially for exposure conditions being representative of field exposure. This paper describes an experimental program that aims to contribute to this objective. It consists in exposing concrete specimens with different DEF potentials to controlled moisture and water supply conditions, either constant or variable. The test results with these first conditions will help to determine coupling relations between moisture and expansion while test results of variable conditions will be used to benchmark these equations. To ensure exposure conditions as stable as possible, a specific experimental setup has been developed and is presented in this paper. Moreover, determination of the wetting-drying cycles applied to some specimens is presented and preliminary results are displayed and analysed.