Smart Wireless Temperature / Humidity Sensor Wide Range (-22 to 158 degrees) for Freezer Fridge Monitoring Pet Cage/Tank Monitoring Smartphone Alerts, Works with Alexa IFTTT, 2 Pack - Hub Included

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  • Barry E.

    > 3 day

    The unit works well, my only issue with the device(software) is that while the sensors report every 5 minutes when you export the data it lists only on the hour. i.e. 08:00, 09:00, etc. The exported data is reported in GMT and Celsius only.

  • dtownley

    > 3 day

    Our Toddler turned our deep freezer off, and we didnt know because it was still plugged in and the light was on. But we lost alot of food and so we purchased these for both our deep freezers. They work great and I love it syncs up to our phones and we can monitor everything on there.

  • Daryl A.

    > 3 day

    Very solid construction and feels heavy/durable. I have only had for a month but battery life is expected to be very long. I use this to monitor my fridge and freezer temp because I was having issues. The temp monitoring isn’t real-time, but I believe it updates every 5 mins. Easy to connect to your router with supplied ethernet wire. I believe there is a wireless option but I havent tried it yet. I bought the one with the provided hub. You can monitor your temps and humidity from anywhere in the world using the app. Very happy with the product. Will buy again for future applications.

  • SOUTHPAW SERVICE

    Greater than one week

    I like how easy it is to add devices. Battery lasts over 1 yr in the hot sun and col weather at 9500 elevation. I can access from my phone and all yolink product is very easy to use and run on the app. Connection time is very fast. I have to say this to all my product.

  • Joshua E.

    > 3 day

    First, setup was very easy. After calibrating all of the sensors (I have 7 total) I put one in each room and one outside. I can now check the temperature in each room from anywhere. Theres only two issues Ive had so far. 1) after setting up the hub, it downloaded a couple hundred GB of data from the internet. I checked the firmware for all of the sensors and the hub but they were all up to date. Id like to know what all that data was for. 2) it works with Alexa... as long as you only want to know the temperature. It doesnt show the humidity and you cant use it as a trigger to turn on the dehumidifier when the basement humidity gets to 45% or to turn on the fan when the room gets to 74°F, for example.

  • Dan I.

    > 3 day

    I use these in my garage fridge/freezer. We have a stand-alone garage, in SoCal. So it gets HOT in the summer. It is also on a separate circuit from our home, so if/when the circuit randomly blows, we have no way of knowing unless we go in the garage and try to turn on the lights. That makes this thing super useful. Of course, when we go out of town, now well also know if theres a broader power outage and our food is all gone bad. It was a cinch to set up, and the app is very functional. I love that I can set a temperature range. It helped me a) make sure we had the fridge and freezer set to good settings for the temperature we wanted and b) establishes an alarm so we know if something has gone wrong and the power is out in the garage.

  • A_Skeptic

    > 3 day

    Using to monitor temperatures in Kitchen and Garage freezers. Also purchased YoLink Water Sensor 2 and that is working as expected. The hub and sensors have a nice look and feel. Tested high and low temperature alerts and can say they are working well so far. The YoLink app on the iPhone looks clean and works well for me. Dropped a star because setting up the hub to my WiFi network was a challenge. The hub only supports 2.4Ghz WiFi and apparently the iPhone must also be on 2.4GHz WiFi in order to set up the hub to work on a secure home WiFi network. The iPhone kept connecting to 5GHz by default and could not complete the hub setup step. Since 5GHz signals have a shorter range than 2.4GHz, I solved it by taking hub and phone to far end of house where I had a weak WiFi signal. Was then able to setup the hub to our WiFi.

  • Lisa Cummings

    > 3 day

    We needed these for years, didn’t even know they existed until after we had bought a wireless cooking thermometer. We have had so many items get thawed out because someone didn’t completely shut the door on the freezer in the basement and even though it has an alarm it is so soft we can’t hear it. The only one who seems to be able to hear it is my daughter. It can be going off and she’ll hear it but I can’t. This system actually hooks up to your Wi-Fi and will alert you via text if your temperature falls outside of the ranges you program for it. At first we were getting alerts a lot but since then were able to adjust the range to where we haven’t had an alert since we first got it. You are also able to monitor the temperature using the app. Very happy with purchase.

  • crazytekkie

    > 3 day

    If this is the kind of device you are looking for to be able to remotely view temps and humidity this is the best one I have used so far. Even better than so called name brands. I dont get all kinds of false alarms. The interface is easy to use but not stripped down to bare minimums. Most importantly, it just works, worked easily practically out of the box. No drama, no fees. Its great.

  • Dave Biddick

    > 3 day

    First off I have another system I bought on Amazon that has no communicating Hub between the sensors like Yo-link does! What that means Is much longer range that I needed to reach my outdoor enclosed well pump house my ThermoPro sensor couldn’t stay on line kept loosing signal till I could physically get back to my lake cabin and unplug it to reset it then after I left it would go offline again within a day or so! The Yo-link reaches the pump house with ease! But better yet it also reports to my phone via the app when temperatures dip below or above the temp range I set to be notified about if that happens! Also the sensors use two Tripple AAA batteries it comes with alkaline, but I chose to instal lithium which I know lasts up to 5 years in the frozen tundra where I live in Wisconsin from my experience with other weather stations units I had which used an outdoor sensor but they were not WiFi capable just sensor to station which sets on a table in the house. Yo-link has its own WiFi hub that’s only about 5”X5” square and less than a inch high that connects to your router and is powered by a usb cable and plugs into any power outlet, this hub is the only part that plugs in and powerful long range communicates with as many sensors you want to place in and out side of your home! So you can put them anywhere no need for power for every sensor like the other brand has to have, and the other brand doesn’t have the hub to broadcast to and from the individual sensors that’s why you get the long range, the other brands sensors has to each connect to your WiFi individually and they are finicky as to where they pick up signal! To far away or inside another out building without WiFi and you don’t get connected! So I was really pleased and surprised with Yo-links performance, and it solved all my problems for about half the money of the other brands price!

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