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Reddit mentions of Temp Stick Wireless Remote Temperature & Humidity Sensor. Connects Directly to WiFi. Free 24/7 Monitoring, Alerts & Historical Data. Free iPhone/Android Apps, Monitor from Anywhere, Anytime! - White
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Temp Stick Wireless Remote Temperature & Humidity Sensor. Connects Directly to WiFi. Free 24/7 Monitoring, Alerts & Historical Data. Free iPhone/Android Apps, Monitor from Anywhere, Anytime! - White. Here are the top ones.
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- Remote WiFi temperature and humidity monitor with NO MONTHLY FEES or SUBSCRIPTIONS. 3 year warranty; the last sensor you need! MADE IN AMERICA.
- Sends TEXT MESSAGE, EMAIL & PUSH ALERTS for High/Low Temperatures, Humidity levels, WiFi connection loss and low battery.
- Check-in remotely from anywhere, anytime using your mobile, tablet or PC. Connects to your WiFi and monitors temperature and humidity in your home, refrigerator/freezer, walk-in cooler, wine cellar and much more.
- Detailed data logging. Accurately monitor conditions 24/7. Automated daily, weekly and monthly email reports for effortless, accurate record keeping. Invite friends, family and coworkers to share full or limited access to sensor data and monitoring. And for developers, instantly access our API tools.
- Free email support and we answer the phone 7 days a week! Fast, knowledgeable assistance. Proudly Made in the USA. Support American manufacturing & ingenuity.
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Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 1.25 Inches |
| Length | 3.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.20625 Pounds |
| Width | 1.25 Inches |
I have a Johnson Control A419 I've been using for similar purposes for about three years now and it's worked great!
I have heard horror stories of similar control units failing and causing either a continuously open or closed circuit. If you have a working thermostat in the freezer, it might help to set it to its highest temperature, which should still be well below the new control unit's setpoint but hopefully above freezing to prevent catastrophic freezing if the unit breaks in the open state.
If it breaks closed, the temperature in a unit like this can rise very high -- I had a similar thing happen when I had a compressor failure -- due to the circulation fans running continuously. If it's cold in the the garage where it is, this would likely be fine, but in the summer it could be a big issue. I have one of these to monitor the temperature and push notifications if the temperature or humidity leave the bounds I've set. So far it's worked great and the app is very easy to use, except that I needed a WiFi range extender to ensure coverage while it's inside the fridge.
Also, super sick fridge!
EDIT: IF this is a used unit and you haven't already, REPLACE THE CLIPS THAT HOLD UP THE SHELVING! They can fail, which is catastrophic, and they're like two dollar a piece. Installed correctly, they should last for years but there's no reason not to replace them if you don't know their usage history.