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CDN Audio Visual Freezer Alarm

by CDN
43 customer reviews

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  • Maintain food-safe temperatures in your freezer with innovative thermometer
  • Audio alarm sound when freezer reaches unsafe temperature (at 15 degrees F)
  • Main unit secures easily to outside surface
  • 4-inch sensor cable with suction cup firmly attaches sensor to inside surface
  • Battery and instructions included

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Product Description

Don't fret in your electricity goes out, this alarm will let you know when your food in your freezer or refrigerator reaches unsafe temperatures with our audio visual alarm. Perfect for maintaining food-safe temperatures in refrigerators/freezers. Dual progress display. Temperature guide. Secures easily to outside surface. Suction cup firmly attaches sensor to inside surface. Battery and instructions included.


Product Details

  • Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5 x 1 inches ; 10.1 ounces
  • Shipping Weight: 3.5 ounces
  • Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
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  • ASIN: B00012K6GA
  • Item model number: TA10
  • Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (43 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #163,701 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful By Scott in Wisconsin on August 18, 2007
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Like the title reads, this works great for a top load freezer. When the fuse tripped in our basement we lost a lot of food when we discovered the mess five days later. I bought this and the next time the fuse tripped, it was only a matter of hours, not days. Sounds like a cheap bedside LED alarm clock beeping, irritating and loud enough to make you wonder what's going on. So I bought one for the garage fridge/freezer combo which we use in the summer. This did not work out as well, since it's gone off a few times when the power was fine to the garage unit. SO I would only recommend this for a top loader freezer that doesn't cycle as much as a smaller kitchen model. It has a set cold limit and it not programmable. But it's cheap and effective in most cases. If you're a hunter and store lots of meat in your freezer, this is a worthwhile investment.
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32 of 36 people found the following review helpful By S. DuVal on January 7, 2005
Auto-defrost refrigerators/freezers cycle their temperature between 0 degrees F and above 25 degrees F. Unfortunately, this alarm doesn't accomodate the cycle resulting in false alarms. The owners manual offers a cop-out solution, "wrap the sensor in foam". OK -- so how does one calibrate the sensor and know that it is set properly? It would take a lot of trial an error, adding foam, removing foam . . . who has time for that? It needs a switch where the consumer can pick the alarm temperature.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful By Jeff Findley on March 26, 2007
For the most part, this product does what it says. We have it in a chest style freezer in the garage. Since we don't use this freezer every day, we've been burned twice by the freezer tripping the garage GFCI and us not noticing until all the food had thawed and gone bad. I've since moved the freezer to a non-GFCI outlet, but this freezer alarm is cheap insurance against everything in your deep freeze going bad.

The alarm trips at about 20 degrees F, which gives you plenty of warning. Just make sure you place the sensor in a good spot. I stuck our sensor near the top of the freezer, twist tied to the bottom of one of the freezer's wire baskets that hangs from the top of the unit. the alarm itself is stuck to the wall behind the chest freezer. The alarm is just loud enough to be heard inside the house when it goes off. This would only be a problem if you're hard of hearing and/or you've got your freezer in the garage, basement, or other out of the way spot that you can't easily hear from the rooms you usually live in.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful By Keith R. Brown on July 15, 2007
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We purchased this device for the same reason most everyone else did, they already lost food. The device didn't like our defrost cycle so I put bubble wrap around the sensor (as in the directions) and it still didn't solve the problem. I then moved the sensor toward the lower part of the freezer (uprightstyly) compartment and now it works fine. We placed the alarm part near our cold air return and so can hear the alarm through our duct work. Another option for those complaning about the freezer sounder being to soft in volume, hook up a baby monitor and you can hear the alarm anywhere the baby monitor can transmit. Ye ha
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful By J. Smith on January 4, 2007
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This alarm has already saved us from a frozen food melt down a few times. Only draw back is that there is no setting other than off or on. You can't ajust the temperature the alarm will come on or how much time until it comes on. I had to experiment with placement of the sensor inside the freezer to avoid having the alarm go off for no reason. Once I found the right spot it works fine.
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful By W. Lange on March 19, 2007
This was just the type device I wanted so I will be warned if the basement GFI kicks out and my freezer gets too warm. I just purchased $800 worth of products and it would be a tragedy if it all thawed. The alarm sound is noticable on the first floor but only if background noise (TVs, etc.)is low. This simple unit is worth the cost.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful By WestNYEastSC on July 25, 2006
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This is a great alarm system that is very easy to install. The only problem that I can see with this system is its rather low volume audible warning sound system. The audible warning sound "beep" is OK for inside the house but if you have a freezer in an attached garage, as my wife's mother has, you can't hear the "beeps" from inside the house so you'd never know there was a problem unless you entered the garage proper.

Still, from what I've seen, this is still the best freezer alarm on the market for the price.
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12 of 15 people found the following review helpful By Kathy on April 25, 2007
I purchased the alarm because my kids were always leaving the freezer door open resulting in defrosted popsicles, ice cream, meat, and the like. I bought the alarm and installed it as directed after spending a day defrosting the large, upright freezer. (Both my husband and I are engineers, so you can be certain we followed the directions to a "T".) To my surprise, two days later the freezer door was open, frost had built up on the metal shelves, and NO ALARM WAS GOING OFF! I pulled the alarm off the instructed location and put it outside the freezer to see if maybe the batteries were bad. No, the alarm sounded. DO NOT BUY THIS! We now have to defrost the freezer for the second time in a week. I plan to return this worthless device.
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