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KITCHEN ESSENTIALS ACU-RITE DIGITAL THERMOMETER FOR REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER. AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARM WHEN TEMPERATURES EXCEED YOUR PRE-SET MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM SELECTION. REMOTE SENSORS ARE EQUIPPED WITH SPRING ACTION CLIPS TO SECURE INSIDE REF OR FREEZER. SUCTION CUPS INCLUDED. MAIN UNIT IS EQUIPPED WITH A FOLD-OUT STAND AND MAGNETS ON BACK OF UNIT. TEMP RANGE -40 F TO 158 F. MAIN UNIT USES 2 AAA BATTERIES, SENSORS USE 2 AA BATTERIES EACH.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:WHITE AND BLACK|Amazon Verified Purchase
I've had this installed for about 1 month. Both transmitters and receiver are working well. The freezer chest transmitter is located on the basememt floor about 10' (below)from the receiver on the main floor and the 2nd transmitter is in my frige on the same floor (2nd) within 15'. All working OK. So far, I can recomend this product.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:WHITE AND BLACK|Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this for our RV refrigerator. We have a wired thermometer but I wanted a wireless type to get rid of the wire from the sensor to the display that runs under the door gasket. I was a little skeptical that a wireless thermometer would work but it worked so well I could bring the receiver in the house and watch the refrigerator cool down the night before we left for a trip. The display has magnets for mounting that don't stick to a our fridge (all plastic door), we just stick the display to our stove cover as its metal and right over the fridge. The remotes have two mounts; a suction cup and a spring clamp. The display has a min/max function, alarms and it's large enough to be seen easily. All-in-all its perfect for our needs.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:WHITE AND BLACK|Amazon Verified Purchase
May be I got lucky, but this wireless thermometer worked right away for me. Put the AAA alkaline batteries in the main, had the AA alkaline and lithium batteries ready and put them immediately in the fridge and freezer sensor respectively. Waited to see temperature shown in the main (80 and 80, from holding the things).
Placed the sensors in the fridge and freezer, temperature started to change gradually ( the sensors do not transmit the temperature continuously, I don't know what is the interval).
I am using this to monitor an old subzero that has alarming fluctuations in the fridge section, but appears normal when the repair service comes to check. The main shows the max and min so I will know what happened when I come back from work.
I suspect this system is like the wireless weather stations I have around the house. The outdoors transmitters usually fail in a year, or some are temperamental and do not transmit.
Anyway, I put the main on the counter across the refrigerator, just a few feet away.
If the system fails too soon, I will report back.
It certainly beats having to keep opening the doors to check the temperature or coming home to find 43F in the fridge and not knowing whether it went higher than that.
Incidentally, a subzero technical support person we contacted about new subzero models with digital temperature control told us that the new subzero refrigerators simply use an algorithm to show an average temperature. I don't know whether this us true, but if it is, I will still need an independent check even if my refrigerator had digital temperature display.
Placed the sensors in the fridge and freezer, temperature started to change gradually ( the sensors do not transmit the temperature continuously, I don't know what is the interval).
I am using this to monitor an old subzero that has alarming fluctuations in the fridge section, but appears normal when the repair service comes to check. The main shows the max and min so I will know what happened when I come back from work.
I suspect this system is like the wireless weather stations I have around the house. The outdoors transmitters usually fail in a year, or some are temperamental and do not transmit.
Anyway, I put the main on the counter across the refrigerator, just a few feet away.
If the system fails too soon, I will report back.
It certainly beats having to keep opening the doors to check the temperature or coming home to find 43F in the fridge and not knowing whether it went higher than that.
Incidentally, a subzero technical support person we contacted about new subzero models with digital temperature control told us that the new subzero refrigerators simply use an algorithm to show an average temperature. I don't know whether this us true, but if it is, I will still need an independent check even if my refrigerator had digital temperature display.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Exactly what I needed to monitor my refrigerator and freezer
I'm using this on my boat where I have a refrigerator and freezer. The ease of wireless mad the installation a breeze. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Sybarite
Works well PLUS a tip to save on battery costs
I'll preface this by saying I bought this b/c my relatively new fridge seems to hold temperature poorly, so I've had a small mercury type fridge/freezer thermometer (hereafter... Read more
Published 8 days ago by R. Cooper
Nice unit but a disappointing limitation
I have been using this monitor for almost three years now.
I think it's really nice, though I had problems using two units (since I have two fridges) because they seem... Read more
I think it's really nice, though I had problems using two units (since I have two fridges) because they seem... Read more
Published 15 days ago by A. Wiersch
Review of Chaney -- Thermometer #00986
The item reviewed was purchased through AMAZON.
The unit works as advertised. Suggested improvements would be: (1) Increase the volume of the audible alarm, and (2) add a... Read more
The unit works as advertised. Suggested improvements would be: (1) Increase the volume of the audible alarm, and (2) add a... Read more
Published 16 days ago by Don
Make sure you test this within 30 days
I gave this as a Christmas gift and it was not used until April. When it was plugged in, sensor #1 did not work. Read more
Published 20 days ago by baker
Worked...until it didn't
The idea behind this product is great, and when I first put it in my chest freezer, it worked very well. Read more
Published 22 days ago by JeffP
So far so good
I bought these to monitor two freezers. The freezers are about 50 feet apart and I was hoping to have the display unit in the kitchen near the sink so I would see it often, but... Read more
Published 23 days ago by J. Brown
Good design
2nd sensor took a couple hours to start working. Temperatures displayed are a few degrees high, I think. Read more
Published 1 month ago by K. Johnson
Already saved our bacon... and beef and fish
Installed this on my new but worthless Frigidaire freezer that has had a control failure twice within a year's time. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mikenwa
Limited Range - Expensive Batteries
Opening the box and installing the batteries the construction looks to be of decent quality.
Reading the instructions for use you are told that Lithium batteries are required... Read more
Reading the instructions for use you are told that Lithium batteries are required... Read more
Published 1 month ago by coleopreacher
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