What is the minimum circuit capacity needed for this device? Will the freezer freeze ice trays?
1671577
I have no idea about the circuit thing, just that it plugs into the wall and works :) the freezer however does freeze ice trays!
1671578
It is standard 110volt plug-in and I assume ice trays would be no problem. We keep ice cream in it all the time and it is rock hard
1671579
The fridge plugs into regular 220 and the freezer works well -- I don't have ice cube trays but other things which have frozen.
1671580
I'm not sure about the circuit capacity. He could only have a refrigerator with no more than 4.6 cubic feet or 5 amps. As for the freezer freezing ice trays, yes it does a very good job. When I went to visit my son at college, I checked the freezer to make sure it was doing that and it was. I bought him the small ice cube trays and a tupperware container to keep his ice cubes in. Hope this helps.
1671581
circuit capacity I assume you mean voltage, which would 120 volts a.c. yes it will freeze ice. this a good product at a great price.You cannot go wrong.
1961208
I don't see why you couldn't. As long as you are not placing the contact sensor inside of the freezer. Some sensors will malfunction at extreme temperatures.
86705
It would depend on your refrigerator. Most refrigerators are cooled from a single compressor and coil system. Some have one compressor and two coils. You would need at least this dual-coil setup. The wiring hack would be very tricky and discouraged for a DIYer. These kinds of fridges are already expensive and messing with the wiring would void the warranty and possibly destroy the machine. Probably easier and safer to get a dedicated fridge and freezer for each purpose you need. They come in all shapes and sizes, so space really wouldn't be a problem.
1381018
Was wired for US 130v current/outlet, however with a proper adapter it might work fine. Chiller operation is approximately 30-40 minutes for a batch of ice cream with a refrigerated custard base. Hope it works for you- wonderful machine
1997269
You may try a internal temperature gauge. I turned a freezer into an refrigerator to run my solar, a freezer only take 300 watts compared to 2500 watts.
399652
This is the wrong device for your needs. It has only one probe so you can't measure 2 temperatures. Also the lowest temperature it is rated for is 14 deg. F. so not suitable for freezer at all. It is really meant for measuring relative humidity.
53698
I have had my unit plugged up to my 7 cubic foot unit for a couple of months now and have not had any issues. This unit simply turns off your freezer when it hits the temp you set it at. The freezer will kick back on within 2 to 3 degrees of what its set at. Very simple device that wont damage your freezer
1150339
Sorry this does not have a freezer nor does it run on propane only household current or 12v cigarette lighter plug in. It will get your items really cold, but no freezer. I think there is a Norcold sold on Amazon that runs on propane, 12v and household plug in. I think it cost about $650.00. Just do a search for Norcold refrigerator. Hope this helps.
1352019
I use 110 volt. 220 is too much current. Freeze the inside container very hard. The harder the liquid is the better the freezer works.
808620
A 15 amp circuit is fine for the fridge. Space heaters are current hogs so you should make sure both appliances are on separate circuits.
238926
It will not. Ice will last for hours not days in here as the unit itself is not a "freezer".
595064
It's got a very small freezer -- about 9 by 3 inches and about 10" deep. It came with a small ice tray. For my purposes (beer fridge) it serves well, but the freezer is full of frost right now because I don't defrost it very often and don't need it. If you need a frozen compartment look elsewhere -- Larry
1674158
Depends on your freezer's amperage. This unit handles 15 amps so if your freezer is say 10 amps, you have 5 more amps left to plug in the other side
48839
It works well but not specifically as a "freeze alarm." Can't answer your questions. rwe
1214907
We only have ours hooked up to the freezer, I assume you would need to buy another unit!
232955
Who knows -- attached to a metal door it would seem to lose connection at 15' of the freezer. I've also had it be pretty reliable at 20' of the refrigerator. It may be that the device range is different given different temperatures
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As long as it takes a normal ice tray...depends upon the quality and speed of the compressor and the sealing quality of the freezing compartment.