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Q: What should be the fridge temperature in my house?

According to the FDA, correct temperature in a fridge is between 2 °C and 6 °C.

Q: What problems stem from a fridge that is too warm?

Food will spoil quickly in a warm fridge as the bacteria grow faster than in a colder fridge.

Q: How will you know if your fridge is too cold?

You can measure your fridge’s temperature easily by using inexpensive smart temperature sensors such as RuuviTag.

Q: How to measure fridge temperature in general?

Inexpensive smart sensors, such as RuuviTag, are by far the most convenient and reliable way to measure fridge temperature. In addition to being good fridge temperature thermometers, smart sensors can help out a lot in your house, garden or boat!

Q: Do I need a fridge humidity sensor?

A fridge humidity sensor is useful but not necessary. Too moist fridges can cause the back of the fridge to freeze quickly which will harm the fridges thermostat. By keeping an eye on the optimal humidity level, you can save energy. Most convenient way to measure frigde’s humidity is by using a thermometer which is equipped with a humidity sensor.

Q: How to use Ruuvi as a fridge temperature monitor?

Place a RuuviTag inside your fridge in a desired place. Then you can just simply download the Ruuvi Station application and start monitoring right away. If you have multiple fridges, you can place a RuuviTag in all of them and monitor them at the same time. You can also set alerts to different parameters and the application tells you exactly which fridge is not functioning properly.

Q: How often should fridge temperature checks be taken?

Industrial fridge temperatures should be checked at least twice per day. Consumer fridges should be checked briefly whenever you use the fridge. The ambient temperature should be checked a few times a month so that the thermostat works properly.

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