Advice on freezer monitor

[CodyK]

Wasn’t sure exactly where to post this, but here goes! My garage freezer where I keep all my deer and hog meat, bit the dust several months ago, and it was a clean up experience I never want to go through again, not to mention the loss of the delicious sausage! Gonna grab another freezer this week before I go hunting, and want to get some type of monitoring system that will let me know the temp. There are several on Amazon, but I wanted to see if anyone on here has experience with one they recommend.


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[Tnhawk]

Wasn’t sure exactly where to post this, but here goes! My garage freezer where I keep all my deer and hog meat, bit the dust several months ago, and it was a clean up experience I never want to go through again, not to mention the loss of the delicious sausage! Gonna grab another freezer this week before I go hunting, and want to get some type of monitoring system that will let me know the temp. There are several on Amazon, but I wanted to see if anyone on here has experience with one they recommend.


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My only experience is similar to yours - opening a freezer that stopped working.

 

[leVieux]

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A late Friend once had a worse disaster.

His banker-buddy called that there was a foreclosure on a locally-famous Cajun foods company, and he could get a truckload of frozen crawfish pies & other delicacies for $500.

Friend was packng for a 3 week trip to France. He ordered 2 new upright freezers, had them plugged into his carport electric outlet, loaded the stuff in, & departed for Europe.

Neighbor’s curious dog got behing the freezers, tangled in cords, and pulled both plugs.

Three weeks later, there was a horrible surprise waiting. . . . . . .

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[HKSig]

I have an AcuRite one with two sensors that works OK. I should find them and put them back in (after a move).

 

[crystalphoto]

I have a GE Freezer in my shop that has a display on the door for temperature with an alarm if it gets warmer that it is supposed to. I will get the model number when I go out there later. It goes down to -6°F. So far I like it. It is, however, an upright, not a chest freezer. I think I got it at Costco.

EDIT: MINE IS 17.SOMETHING CUBIC FEET, THERE IS ALSO A 21.SOMETHING VERSION...

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

Wasn’t sure exactly where to post this, but here goes! My garage freezer where I keep all my deer and hog meat, bit the dust several months ago, and it was a clean up experience I never want to go through again, not to mention the loss of the delicious sausage! Gonna grab another freezer this week before I go hunting, and want to get some type of monitoring system that will let me know the temp. There are several on Amazon, but I wanted to see if anyone on here has experience with one they recommend.


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Check out GoVee.

I use Wyze Home Monitoring that also does temperature (as well as leak, video, door sensors, etc.), but Govee gets good reviews, too.

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[dsgrey]

I have a Yolink freezer sensor. Also have one of their motion sensors in my mailbox. Cheap and bought off Amazon.

 

[Sam Colt]

I use MOCREO. Got them on Amazon.

Graphs over time and sends alarms if temp goes too high or too low. Rechargeable sensors.

 

[Mike_from_Texas]

I have a Yolink freezer sensor. Also have one of their motion sensors in my mailbox. Cheap and bought off Amazon.

YOLink stuff is great and it connects to Wi-Fi so you don’t have to be home to get alerts.

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[sucker76]

I use a Govee sensor that has an app with alerts. I only have one so far but the app can be setup for multiple rooms and locations to monitor. It can alarm on temps and humidity if you like. I keep mine in my cigar humidor but a freezer is also a good choice to monitor.
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