[Lightning Deal] GoveeLife via Amazon has the WiFi Refrigerator Thermometer with Alarm, Wireless Digital Freezer Temperature Gauge with App, 2 Years Free Data Export, for Home Kitchen Fridge Hot Tub 2 Pack（Only Support 2.4G Wi-Fi), Model number: H5111 for $28.87 on a lightning deal.
Note this model does not show the temperature readings on the sensor.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DZCQF...gToDp&th=1
- Smart 3-Way Alerts & Remote Temperature Monitoring：Get instant app notifications, email alerts, and buzzer alarms when temperatures exceed your preset range, with 24/7 remote monitoring for complete protection.
- High-Precision Temperature Sensor：Features an ultra-sensitive 2.7mm NTC probe with ±0.9°F/±0.5°C precision, and a 2-second response time for real-time monitoring across a wide -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C) range.
- Built-In 80dB Audible Alarm：This freezer thermometer with alarm features a buzzer alarm to provide loud, instant alerts when temperatures go out of range - suitable for busy families with children or when immediate response is needed.The alarm requires pressing the button on the side of the device to turn it off, or the buzzer can be set to mute.
- Whole-Home Temperature Management：A single gateway supports up to 10 sensors within a range of up to 230ft (70m), allowing remote thermometer centralized monitoring of multiple fridges/freezers/rooms simultaneously.
- Quick & Easy Installation：This refrigerator thermometer features a magnetic/hanging design with an included probe holder for neat cable management - set up in just 5 minutes with flexible placement options.
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I've been using this for years and have no complaints. It comes with two sensors, each sensor can be setup with individual max/min limits to trigger an alarm. Shows daily high/low range.
I mount my display right beside my kitchen sink so it's within sight when I'm using the sink.
I put one sensor in my freezer (main fridge) and another sensor in my chest freezer with set alarms. I didn't see a need to have one in my fridge itself since the fridge and freezer run off the same compressor.
Bonus is during power outages, I can keep an eye on freezer temps with the door closed and help keep things cooler longer. Then, I can run the generator as needed to make sure my freezer stuff doesn't thaw.
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I'd like to know how long the temps were out of range once the power comes back on.
I see the comment above re usefulness of a display for this purpose, but if I'm not home at the time I won't be able to manually track.
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