Label-Control Box

Marsoni

M251S

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Label-Control BoxPart number: USA6865176 Regular price: 119. 87 Availability: Out of Stock Made by: Frigidaire Manufacturer's Part Number: 241603912 Description Label Control Box USA6865176 Replacement Reference and Model Information Part Number 241603912 1157174, AH1146718, EA1146718, PS1146718, AP3867225 Manufacturer Model Number Description Frigidaire PLHS39EESS1 Frigidaire refrigerator Frigidaire PLHS39EESS2 Frigidaire refrigerator Frigidaire PLHS37EGSB1

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The Typhur Sync WiFi Wireless Meat Thermometer works great. One of my favorite features is that it’s completely wireless—it makes cooking so much easier without having to deal with tangled cords. The phone app is a huge plus. It’s very convenient and versatile—you can use the preset settings or fully customize your cook. I especially like that you can set multiple alarms for different temperatures and situations. For example, I once forgot to check my wood chips and had an alert set if the temperature dropped below a certain point. Sure enough, the alarm went off, and when I checked, I was out of wood chips. That feature alone saved my cook. I also find the app much easier to use than the actual unit when setting everything up. As for accuracy, the temperature readings between the two probes are within a degree of each other and match up with my instant-read thermometer, which gives me a lot of confidence in the results. Overall, this is a reliable, user-friendly thermometer with great features. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone serious about grilling or smoking.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026

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M. Durkin

West Palm Beach, US

★★★★★ 5

A Game-Changer for Perfect Grilling!

Size: 2 Probes

I've been using the Typhur Sync WiFi Wireless Meat Thermometer for a few months now, and it's hands down one of the best kitchen gadgets I've invested in. This thing is incredibly reliable, accurate, and convenient, making it a must-have for anyone who loves cooking meats to perfection without constant babysitting. Whether I'm smoking brisket low and slow or grilling steaks for a quick dinner, it delivers spot-on temperature readings every time, helping me avoid overcooking or undercooking disasters. I give it a solid 5 stars! One of the cool features is that it comes with two probes, clearly labeled with numbers 1 and 2. Just a heads up—you have to start with probe 1 inserted first for the system to recognize and sync properly; it's a minor quirk but easy to remember once you get the hang of it. The probes themselves and base are battery-operated and include USB-C rechargeable batteries, which is super handy—no more hunting for disposable ones. The probes charge automatically when inserted into the base. Charging them is straightforward, and they hold up well during long cooks. The real standout is the companion phone app, which elevates the whole experience. The wireless base unit connects to the probes via Bluetooth, but it can't be too far away from them, or they'll lose connectivity (I'd say keep it within 20-30 feet outdoors, depending on obstacles). That's where the app shines—it links to the base over WiFi, allowing you to monitor everything from your phone no matter how far a2ay you are, as long as the base is connected to the internet. I've checked on my roasts from the grocery store or even while running errands, getting real-time alerts for target temps or when it's time to rest the meat. It's freed me up to multitask without worrying. One small downside is that the base takes a long time to charge fully—sometimes a few hours—and it does drain slowly even when not in use, probably due to some standby power draw. I've gotten into the habit of plugging it in regularly, even between uses, to keep it ready to go. It's not a deal-breaker, but worth noting for anyone who might forget. Overall, for the price and performance, the Typhur Sync is worth every penny. It's made my BBQ sessions stress-free and consistently delicious. If you're serious about meat thermometry, grab this—you won't regret it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2026

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Brian Ripperda

Lowell, US

★★★★★ 5

Amazing product

Size: 2 Probes, Size: 2 Probes

This is not a sponsored review: I have tried multiple wireless thermometers for the last few months. I smoke meat every week and knowing the temperature of the meat is extremely important. Having WiFi for them is a game changer. I never had any disconnects and the temperature of the meat was just spot on. I made a pork loin for the first time with it. It told me the ambient temperature and I could see when the projected cook was done. It was the juiciest pork loin I have done. The display was easy to tell and read without having to pull out my phone. The app was easy to read as well. The professional app setting was amazing to see the differences between the 6 sensors all the way down to tenths of a degree. I also got the instaprobe as well. This thing is so fast to read the temperature. It reads an accurate temperature in less than a second. The company is a small upcoming company based in the United States which was a plus for sure. They maybe new to the game but they will definitely make a splash coming soon. It maybe a little more expensive than other wireless probes but it is definitely worth the money. Update after using for a while. I have had no issues at all with the product. The WiFi is amazing and almost never disconnects. The batteries are able to last through the 18-20 hour smoke without charging again. The temps are spot on. After using the Typhur Sync, the meat I have made have came out so much juicier and not dried out at all. The time to put the meat sensor is spot on. I could not recommend this company and its products enough.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024

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Darryl Richman

Massapequa, US

★★★★★ 5

Easy to use by itself or with the App

Size: 2 Probes

==Update 4/5/25 ===================== Last summer Typhur ran a sale for the Sync Quad, so I bought that and gifted the Sync to a friend. (It's still going strong.) The Quad has the same features, but with four probes, which are a bit thinner than the original Sync. I really like that the probes can go in the dishwasher, and the base unit is cleverly designed to display the probes while charging them (which is quick). The device and app both get regular updates. A few months ago the device got the ability to control the volume of the alarms it makes, and recently the app added a feature to allow notes to be added to recorded cooks, for example. ==Original review from 1/20/24 ===================== I've had the Sync for a month and a half now and am super pleased with it. It replaces an Inkbird remote thermometer with wired probes, which had been my go to for several years, but it didn't like being outside in the rain for a long cook. Because the Typhur Sync has wireless probes, I can leave the base in my kitchen out of the weather (even though they claim that the base is waterproof, too.) The cook time prediction is pretty close and allows me to get my sides prepared so everything comes to the table at the same time. The remote connection to my home wifi is strong and never fails. The App on my Android phone is fast to connect and easy to use. It has a "pro" mode that lets you see what each individual temperature sensor is reading, so if you're smoking a big prime rib like I did over Xmas, you can actually see how done it is from the outside in. Because the probes are wireless, you can insert them while inside where the light is good before going out to the grill in the dark. I've used it in my oven too, and it works just as well.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024

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Matt Brown

Houston, US

★★★★★ 4

Accurate and Durable – A Game-Changer for Long Cooks!

Size: 2 Probes

After a lot of research, I decided to invest in this wireless meat thermometer, and I’m really glad I did. My first cook was a brisket, and it helped me keep an eye on the temperature with ease. The durability of these thermometers is impressive – they feel solid and built to last, even with regular use around the heat and elements of a smoker. In terms of accuracy, they’re spot on. The temperature readings have been reliable, which is essential for any serious BBQ enthusiast. These thermometers take the guesswork out of smoking, and they really do work well. The only downside I’ve noticed is occasional connectivity issues. A few times, the connection dropped and it stopped reading, which I’m still troubleshooting. I’m not sure if it’s due to the distance, as the reader is usually inside the house, or if there’s another factor at play. However, I learned that for long smokes, it’s smart to alternate between the two thermometers to keep them charged and ready for the duration. Overall, these thermometers have been top tier, making smoking and grilling much easier and more precise. If you’re willing to keep an eye on the connection, this is an excellent addition to any BBQ setup.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024