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    Consumer Reports is not currently testing Refrigerator thermometers. Please see our Refrigerator thermometers buying guide for more information.

    Refrigerator thermometer Ratings

    Keep your food safe and at the right temperature with a refrigerator thermometer. The top thermometers measure your cold storage temperature accurately and are great backups in case of power failure.

    View our ratings and reviews and browse our buying guide to find the best refrigerator thermometers.

    Refrigerator thermometers (5)

    A refrigerator thermometer is especially useful if your fridge has only a dial thermostat. You can also use it to check that temperatures are still safe on a model with a built-in thermometer.

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    A refrigerator thermometer can be an inexpensive way to save real money. If your refrigerator is too warm, food will spoil; if it's too cold, you're paying for more electricity than you need. You should keep your refrigerator at no higher than 40° F and the freezer at 0° F, according to the Department of Agriculture.