Brannan Refrigerator Thermometer Digital - Fridge and Freezer Alarm Alert When Temperatures Drop - Ideal Fridge Freezer Thermometer with Alarm and Max Min

This item to keep an eye on the temperature in our freezer as we had recently lost all of our Frozen Goods because of a malfunction and did not realize that the freezer had warmed up. This thermometer is easy to read and has a minimum and maximum temperature that has been reached. It has a magnet tell hold it on the freezer but the magnet does not hold it there it is 2 weak. The sensor goes inside of a freezer it would be nice if it add adhesive to hold it on the side of the freezer. The alarm is not very loud.

I got two of these, one to monitor a fridge and one a freezer. Some observations: -The interior and probe temperature are the same or very close when both the device and probe is in close proximity, so that's a good sign -When the probes of both units are put into the same area, they read very close or the same, so that's also good -There are complaints about the magnets not being strong enough. I'd say it's not that the magnets aren't strong enough, but rather the issue is the magnets are recessed behind a plastic ring and so the magnets don't directly contact the mounting surface. To fix this, I cut a rectangle out of a grippy material (like a disposable glove) and put it between the meter and the fridge surface. Stays put now. -The setpoints for the alarms must be based on Celsius because in Fahrenheit, the alarm setpoints are adjustable in increments of 1.8F. Weird, but for an alarm it's ok. Someone said you have to remove the battery to change a temperature that was set incorrectly but that's not true. I have changed the alarm temperature simply by going through the same steps in the instructions. -Some have complained about how complex it is to configure. I gave it to my 10 year old and he figured it out. I also don't believe it to be overly complex. -The beeper is not real loud, but it's sufficient. Maybe about like the volume of a countdown timer.

This product works, BUT, the settings and names that they use are very hard to understand. For example, they call the temperature probe that will be placed in your fridge/freezer as OUT. The external display is called IN. So strange to name them that way. Another odd one is the way you have to set the min/max temperatures. It takes some playing around with and KEEP THOSE INSTRUCTIONS! But at the end of the day this device does work so I’m giving it 4 stars, the deduction is purely for the interface/settings. I will update this review if the unit ever fails.

This thermometer is easy enough to set up, but it's not intuitive. Don't lose the instructions! As far as operation, I don't think it actually works. I am using it to monitor the temperature on my heated sun porch where I keep my plants. I want to know if something happens and my heater stops working. I check it several times a day and find that it always says the temperature on the sun porch is 57.4 degrees, and the temperature inside is 63. 5 degrees. Meanwhile, my old fashioned thermometers on the sun porch range between 60 degrees at night and 75 or 80 degrees in the daytime, and my indoor temperature fluctuates depending on a variety of factors. I don't know if this thermometer will let me know if the temperature on the sun porch drops below 50 because it doesn't seem to know. 2-13-2021 The temperature did drop to 50 a couple of hours ago and the alarm sounded several times loudly enough to hear. :) 2-16-2021 Today was a bright, sunshiny day, so I was surprised to hear the alarm go off in the middle of the afternoon. I checked the temp on the indoor gauge, and it said the temp on the sun porch was 49F. I stepped onto the sun porch and found that the actual temp was a little over 90F. Now (several hours later) the actual temp is 65F, but the gauge still registers 49F; however, it is not sounding the alarm, which is set to go off at 50F.

Easy to use freezer thermometer . Know the freezer temperature with external display

It works exactly as advertised. BUT. I bought this specifically for the alarm function. BUT, this alarm only makes 3 chirps when the temperature goes below or above the set temperature range. So if you’re not close enough to hear it at that very instant, then you’ll not hear it when you eventually in earshot of the thermometer. So in my opinion it’s not a functional alarm, and that’s why I only give it 1 star.

All the features I wanted! Has accurate temp readings for inside and outside the freezer and has four loud beeps each minute when the temp exceeds my setting. I have six freezers and I bought one monitor to try it out… bought 5 more a couple weeks later !

Accurate and works well. I use it on my freezer in case the door does not shut completely. I like the alarm is not constant or too loud. Loud enough that I can hear it in the kitchen thru the closed door to the basement where the freezer is, but not load enough to make me want to run down to turn it off. Also it's a series of four beeps. It does three sets of those and then stays silent for about a minute before starting again. Currently I just have the cord running past the gasket on the hinge side of the door but the probe is small enough to fit thru a 1/4 inch hole, so At some point I will drill a hole to run it thru the actual door and seal it with some silicone.

All good.

Ottimo prodotto, utilissimo per il controllo della temperatura del congelatore, anche molto preciso, venditore eccellente

El termómetro ha funcionado a la primera y cumple con su objetivo de vigilar una no deseable decongelación cosa que ya me ha pasado antes.

دقيق وممتاز بس مشكلته ما ينفع تحطة عند حرارة يخرب

I have brought many items on Amazon at varying costs from £ -to £££ and never left a review. So why for the first time for such a low value item. Its not the cost, its does it exceed expectations. We replaced a freezer in an unheated outside building and wanted a remote monitor in the kitchen to keep an eye on the temp as the old one had packed in and we new nothing about it till we needed something from it. I'm sure what I have done will fill the manufacturer with dread and in validate the warranty etc.. But its only a few quid so worth the risk. The probe comes with a 2m cable which was not long enough for my purposes so with the use of a soldering iron and some thin instrument wire I extended the lead to 10m. From what I can see so far it works perfectly. It will probably shorten the battery life form the manufacturers 1 year but other than that the temp still seems to be within manufacturers tolerance and checks out with a normal analogue freezer thermometer. The original probe cable is a bit thick and didn't allow the door seal to fully close leading to some local icing so again invalidating the manufacturer warranty I removed the outer protective sheath exposing the two thin insulated wires where they pass through the door and this has made for a better seal. PS The unit has everything you could want Good temperature range, Max - Min, Alarm and uses AAA Battery not silly button ones.