- Dual temperature readings
- Digital
- Emits an audible alarm and flashes a warning light when temperature exceeds set high or low limits
- Protect food in the fridge from freezing or spoiling
- Mounts easily - No tools required
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BrandCamco
Manufacturer Part Number42113
Sizing and Specifications
Height2 inches
Length5 inches
Width5 inches
Product Description
Camco RV Fridge Alarm-Dual Temperature Digital Thermometer is designed to monitor the temperature inside the RV refrigerator and protects the food in the fridge from freezing or spoiling. It emits an audible alarm and flashes a warning light when temperature exceeds set high or low limits.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Does not work below -4 degrees Fahrenheit contrary to the label on the face of the product (the image is misleading)
March 15, 2010
First, the unit that I received didn't look anything like the one depicted in the picture.
Second, this unit does not work below -4 degrees Fahrenheit - which is not what the product image indicates (i.e., -58 to +158 degrees Fahrenheit). In other words, you cannot set the Low Temp alarm below -4 degrees Fahrenheit.
If this information was clearly satated in the description of the product - I wouldn't have ordered this unit. By all means - very misleading.
Second, this unit does not work below -4 degrees Fahrenheit - which is not what the product image indicates (i.e., -58 to +158 degrees Fahrenheit). In other words, you cannot set the Low Temp alarm below -4 degrees Fahrenheit.
If this information was clearly satated in the description of the product - I wouldn't have ordered this unit. By all means - very misleading.
Very difficult to set, there is no sound or tactile feedback from the buttons so you never know if a push on a button is 'good'. After much stabbing of buttons I was able to set a range. Then I tested to see what the alarm was like. Huh! Sounded like a digital watch. No way can you hear this from another room in the house. Worse, the alarm only chirps a couple of times and then stops! So essentially you must be right beside the fridge at the time the temperature crosses the setpoint, or you are not assured of hearing the alarm. You would be as well off with a simple thermometer. What a joke.
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