3-Pack Refrigerator Thermometer, Large Dial Freezer Thermometer,Classic Series Temperature Thermometer for Refrigerator Freezer Fridge Cooler
$10
- No Need Battery：Automatic temperature sensing, refrigerator thermometer is not power by battery, you can get rid of frequent battery replacement.
- Safe Temperature Zones: Measures temperature ranges is -20 to 80 ℉/ -30 to 30 ℃, can easily see the different temperature zone indicators noted on the dial, make sure your food is being stored at the proper temperature and stay fresh.
- Large Indicator: An easy-to-read extra-large screen provides easy and quick read, the dial displays proper temperature zones for refrigerator and freezer, ensuring a safe temperature zone for your food.
- Stainless Steel Thermometer: Made of stainless steel, sleek in design, durable and waterproof in use, can be placed steadily, no need to worry corrosion.
- Stand And Hook Design: Wide base make it stand still on any flat surfaces within the fridge or freezer, and the integrated hook allows hanging from a rack or specific drawers.
Specification: 3-Pack Refrigerator Thermometer, Large Dial Freezer Thermometer,Classic Series Temperature Thermometer for Refrigerator Freezer Fridge Cooler
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Carley Clark –
We got our fridge and it wasn’t really getting as cold as it should at first. I now have two in my fridge and two in my freezer. (I already had one for the fridge part, so bought this 3 pack to put 2 in each). I’m not sure how accurate the two in my freezer are, since they are from this 3 pack. But the one from this pack that’s in my fridge reads at a different/higher temp than the one I had before I bought these, which I was afraid of when I bought, due to some other reviews. Who knows what’s actually accurate..
I trust the one I already had more because things feel as cold to the touch as the temp says, but the new one from this pack says it’s warmer, which it doesn’t feel like it is based off feeling how cold the items in the fridge actually are. So basically I’m not sure how great these and probably wouldn’t recommend. Also, two of the temp reading things were placed crooked inside lol.
ShondaR –
Originally, we got a 2 pack for our RV, and love them in there. A recent power outage at home brought up the question – why don’t we have thermostats in our home refrigerator and deep freeze? After tossing all our food (outage for 24 hours), we bought the 3 pack so we could put one in our fridge, freezer, and deep freeze. Very easy to read, accurate, and helpful!
Maria S –
I love that this is a 3-pack – two for different zones in the fridge and one in the freezer. It helped me when needing to prove that a fridge was working fine.
SusanM –
These little thermometers do a great job. I bought these when my refrigerator and freezer had issues. They came in handy when I had to let the repair guy know the temps were not what he said they should be. I didn’t think I’d use 3 of them, but I keep one in the refrigerator and freezer in the house, and one in the garage freezer, they take up very little space. A quick glance will let me know if there are any temperature discrepancies. So far, they have been reading the exact temperatures. No complaints.
CozyCritic –
One of the three thermometers was way off from the other two in its reading, which led my to compare it to other refrigerator thermometers I had–it was definitely off. It wasn’t worth the effort to return it, so I just wrote on it in marker “subtract 10 degrees,” so I won’t panic when I open the freezer. But really, if you’re selling thermometers, shouldn’t they be accurate?
MC1957 –
They work as a team with my Amir, wireless Thermometer.
GIlbert Guerette –
Petit, pas de support
Jerry Lynn Ford –
My fridge has a digital read out on the freezer door and gives you the temp inside the fridge and the freezer. My fridge is set at 37 degrees. I put all 3 of these inside the fridge to begin with and checked them a couple hours later. All 3 are within a couple of degrees. Close enough to give a good indication of what’s going on inside. I moved one of these into the freezer section. That’s set to zero on the controls. After some time, I checked to find the temp in the freezer is right at zero per this thermometer. I took the 3rd one and put it in my chest freezer in the garage. this is truly what I wanted these for. It’s hot in the garage and the freezer runs nearly none stop. I checked after a couple hours and this thermometer shows it’s about 10 below zero inside the chest freezer. That’s exactly what I expected to find. Now I know for certain. I can back the thermostat off a bit on the chest freezer and give that compressor a chance to cool now and then. I’ll back it off just a bit and recheck the temp inside. I can keep doing this over the course of a day and get that thermostat set to around zero. That will help the freezer live longer, it will help my utility bill and it will preserve the food inside. Nice job for a $3.00 thermometer. Thank you Amazon. This is a keeper
Baylee –
The product works great but I wish the temperature reference points fit average refrigerator settings.
Luis Larrea –
I have a French door fridge and I noticed the milk would go bad. Initially I wanted a single thermostat but ended up buying this set reluctantly. But as soon as I put one in the fridge, it made since to have 3. I put them all to use putting one in the door cabinet, one inside the fridge, and one in the freezer. Turns out the freezer temp is off, the main fridge is off by 5 and the door is off by 10, where I store my milk. Now I just need to figure out what to do with this information.