Freezer Door Alarm with 60 Second Delay, 2, 3, and 4 Minute Reminders, Refrigerator and Fridge Door Alarm or Chime, Low/Loud 80 to 110 dB (White)

Our basement fridge is great. What isn’t so great is when someone closes the top freezer and something keeps it from closing all the way (but the person doesn’t notice). Or when someone closes the bottom fridge too hard and the freezer pops open a bit as a result. Having had to toss food that costs more than this little alarm costs, it was a no brainer. I mounted the small part to the bottom of the freezer door and the big part to the top of the fridge door. It makes a beep whenever either is opened.I tested each sound setting and decided that the loudest setting was needed to be able to hear anything coming from the basement room (two doors and stairs in between). I didn’t want to get a WiFi enabled alarm because that is more complex and would likely chew through batteries too. Perhaps if the manufacturer wanted to make a plus model that synched to an auxiliary alarm that could be kept in the living area (with the idea that both go off) it could be a good addition.Nevertheless, for my use case… simply letting someone know that the fridge or freezer door isn’t closed after a minute and for every minute after… this is a good item so far. The fact that it beeps every 10 seconds is good because it is a reminder that the door is open even when you want it open to put things away. I feel like that reminder alone is likely to prevent half the issues we had.It is a good and simple item. Easy to use. Does exactly what is advertised.

Easy to put up and works great 👍🏼

It's pretty easy to set up. I'd recommend taking a few minutes to get the sensors positioned just right to avoid it not sensing the door being just slightly open. You want it to activate as soon as the door is open even the slightest bit to avoid having it not alert if the door is barely open. There're four different options for alerts, but there is one missing option that i wish this offered. I like the low beeps every few seconds on the standard option, but the one minute alarm with this option is way too loud and scares my cats into hiding. The 85 dB alarm option is just about right for the one minute alarm, but using this option you lose the low beeps every few seconds when the door is open. Overall I like this alarm and would probably buy another one if needed. I would just like to see some more flexibile programming options.

This was pretty easy to install on our refrigerator. It beeps about every 10 seconds. After 60 seconds the alarm is quite loud, so wherever you are in the house, you should be able to hear it and know you need to close the door. This could be a lifesaver, especially if you have a freezer full of food! We are very happy with our purchase.

Works Good!

This device is perfect for my frig. A very soft beep let's you know that the door was just opened. After about a minute, the beep gets louder but not like smoke alarm loud, loud but not obnoxious

Very pleased with this if you have left fridge door open this stops that!

I'm sorry to say that this freezer alarm deserves no more than one star. I had high hopes, but it fell short in numerous ways:Firstly, if you plan to install it in a basement or garage, your only hope of hearing an alarm is to set it to mode 4. Even then, it's far from reliable.Even when the unit is "in alarm" mode, it hardly makes any noise. This means that in a real event, you might not even notice it's sounding an alarm.When installed in a basement or garage, and despite setting it to mode 4, the unit's volume is disappointingly low. The fact that it doesn't continously make any noise while in alarm mode makes it likely that you won't hear the alarm when it matters most. You practically need luck on your side for it to be effective during an open-door event.One of the reasons for this lackluster performance is that the speaker faces downwards towards the installation surface, and the installation tape partially obstructs it. Even if you manage to install it with the speaker in free air, it still doesn't produce a sufficiently loud sound. Again, luck seems to be a crucial factor here.If you happen to have other appliances like a washer, dryer, or TV running in the background, the odds of hearing this alarm are slim to none.Furthermore, the decision to use smaller 'coin' batteries to keep the unit small is not practical. More commonly available AA batteries would have been far more convenient.To make matters worse, changing the batteries requires a tool, which is an unnecessary hassle.Considering the high price tag and the disappointing sound performance, I cannot recommend this product at all.Save your money and look for a more reliable freezer alarm option. This one simply doesn't live up to its promises.