YoLink Smart Wireless Temperature & Humidity Sensor, Wide Temp Range (-22 to 158 Degree) for Freezer, Fridge, Green House, Pet Cage, Smartphone Alerts - Hub Required
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Kristin Allen
> 3 dayI have had several temperature sensors and leak sensors set up in each of three different homes. I have monitored up to 32 sensors at one time. I have leak sensors at all of my plumbing fixtures. I placed temperature sensors in a couple of locations in the house, in my fridge, and in my freezer. This is the best system I have found. It’s easy to update when moving to a new home. I can check status at a glance and can sit notifications on temperature and humidity parameters. I change the batteries about once a year.
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Paul E. Ramseyer
> 3 dayWow that was Easy press that button on the back to turn on sensor and setup in app. Of course setup the Hub first. Create and account after connecting Hub.. I connected my hub directly with network cable. Hub does support wifi connection to your network. Once Hub is powered up in app just click the Add icon upper right, enable app to use camera and scan QR. Next click the Add icon again to add your sensor scan QR on sensor and well did I say it was easy. Next go to your Alexa app and go to Skills and add Yolink and Enable and link your account. No need to scan for new devices in Alexa. Just say Alexa what is the temperature on the Themperarure and Humidity sensor you can change the name of the device but ha that was so easy. Did I say it was easy...
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T P
> 3 dayThese temp/humidity sensors took the place of my old Acurite hydrometers/thermometers. They were more accurate and now I have alerting through Yolink. Absolutely no issues with connection or distance. Have one in my gun safe too and the signal is very strong.
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Jaytone
> 3 dayHeard a lot of negatives about the refrigerator I just bought freezing food in the fridge compartment when they set the dial to Recommended. I had the same problem and decided to get the temperature sensors from Yolink (I already own a number of their products). After installing it, the manufactures recommended settings was way off. I turned the fridge settings much lower and the freezer higher and after playing with the temperature controls, I got the temperatures to be perfect. Fridge stays between 34 and 38 degrees and the freezer between 0 and 5 degrees according the sensors and app. I even got a text one day when the temperature in the fridge went to 33 degrees since my app was set to notify when it gets below 34. I highly recommend these sensors
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IT-JS
> 3 dayI have been using home automation products for several years but I never found a good solution to monitor fridge and freezer temps. We have 4 freezers and I have purchased one of the smart wireless temperature sensors for each. I have found these to be reliable and its great that you can set up alerts in the YoLink app to send a message to your mobile device as well as sound an alert on the hub when it goes out of range. It doesnt update continuously more like every couple minutes or degrees of change so it gives you time to put away groceries without driving you crazy but if you accidentally leave a door slightly open it notifies you quick enough that you cant drive too far away when leaving the house before you are notified.
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Elvie O'Keefe
> 3 dayI confused two products that I bought. Check my Govee review for this YoLink item. I blame Amazon for not having the product brand name on the items to review page … and the icon photos are extremely small! Amazon gets a 2 star on that “service”
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IPPete
> 3 dayAlthough YoLink does not support the major home automation protocols like Z-Wave, Zigbee, Matter or Thread, these devices have a major plus, they work, they work the first time and very easy to set up which cannot be said for the above protocols. Adjustment provided if you need to make an adjustment to temperature readings, mine were close enough that I did not bother. History display is excellent and alarms seem to work as intended. Note that it requires its own hub but the hub is inexpensive and only one is needed. I have not tried to get system to work with Google so can not speak to that. Excellent for use in freezers, work well through the steel box.
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Tom T
> 3 dayI was looking for a system to monitor my home while I was away. After doing hours of research I selected the YoLink solution because, for my needs, it offered the best combination of available functionality and simplicity/reliability. The system connects to the internet using a small hub device. The *many* available monitors and sensors connect wirelessly to the hub using LoRa wireless technology, The LoRa wireless operates on a different frequency than home wifi and offers greater range. It easily penetrates walls and floors. All of my monitor/sensor wireless connections located in 3 levels of my home and garage are rock-solid. Setup is unbelievably simple. First install the phone app. Then setup the hub which can be connected to your home network wireless or hard wired. To add devices to the system, simply scan the QR code label on each sensor using the app and it will be added to your homes system. Thats it! I am currently using this for temperature/humidity monitoring, water leak detection and garage door (open-closed) status right out of the box. I havent yet tried programming which can add additional functionality. Using the apps notification features I can get alerts,etc on my phone and even on my Apple watch over the cellular network. I get all of this for a reasonable price. BTW, for video monitoring, I use Blink cameras. Using both systems is not cumbersome or inconvenient.
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JJSebastian
> 3 dayThese work great! Even inside my fridge and freezer! The display is big enough to se, and they work in the cold temps! Great to know when one of the kids leaves the basement fridge open!!!
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Glenn Hill
11-04-2025The Yolink temperature sensor is essential in promptly detecting temperature excursions in any location. We use one on the refrigerator, and one in the freezer. While these sensors do not integrate with Alexa, the Yolnik app can be programmed to send email and text messages when temperature limits are exceeded.