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I’ve read about using a room air conditioner with a Coolbot controller as the refrigeration unit. I just read about a controller called Inkbird that costs $30 vs $400 for a coolbot. Anyone have any experience with the Inkbird?
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I have an INKBIRD itc 308 Wi-Fi that I use as a temp sensor for my freezer. It has already saved me once. I don’t use the power outlets on the unit for anything. My parents just put INKBIRD on their freezers as well. They should be on sale on prime day coming up.
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