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popeyemth
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Feb 26, 2014

Wireless fridge/freezer thermometer

Installed this today:Acurite wireless unit $29.99 delivered from Amazon.
Surprised it works on the dash of the truck too as the reader unclips from the wall mount easily. Has a easel stand for the dash or magnet mount.
Min/Max constant readout works great. Haven't tried the alarm I just shut it off likely the old ears wouldn't hear it anyway.
Senders are small and white and clip to shelves so hard to take a pic.


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  • I have one on my kegerator AKA beer keg cooler so my Yuengling beer stays at 32.5 degrees. YUM YUM YUM.
  • Heat wave? LOL I wish!
    Camper was cooling off after I had the furnace on to install the thermometers.
    The voltage readout details were posted a few days ago in a seperate thread " electrical mods"
    You can search the archives or pull up my profile and look a "started threads"

    http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27544785.cfm

    I think this link will take you there
  • popeyemth wrote:
    Installed this today:Acurite wireless unit $29.99 delivered from Amazon.
    Surprised it works on the dash of the truck too as the reader unclips from the wall mount easily. Has a easel stand for the dash or magnet mount.
    Min/Max constant readout works great. Haven't tried the alarm I just shut it off likely the old ears wouldn't hear it anyway.
    Senders are small and white and clip to shelves so hard to take a pic.

    ..........nice, heat wave there of 47? what type of voltage display is that under it?

    Moderator edit to re-size quoted picture.

  • bob213 wrote:
    I have the same one and love it. Sure beats opening door to see inside thermometer and losing a few degrees to do it.


    X2!! Really like it but the refrig temp reading can vary depending on where you place the sensor. But all in all, a very good device.
  • I have the same one and love it. Sure beats opening door to see inside thermometer and losing a few degrees to do it.