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Originally Posted by SeaDog
A very overpriced (in my opinion) example of what many of us are doing already using inexpensive computer fans and snap disc temp switches to keep air flow in the frig chimney and inside the frig box. It does have some fancy electronics JMHO
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The Fridge Defend is more than a fan and a thermostat. In fact, the base model and the version they sold for years, has no fan. It is a control box with some temp sensors that will shut the fridge off if it detects an overheating condition and will turn it back on when things have cooled down. These sensors are placed where one shouldn't be pointing a fan, anyway, like the boiler.
But to answer the OPs question, I've considered it in the past, but now that alternatives like 12v compressor fridges are becoming mainstream, I will spend that money on a conversion for my present absorption fridge or a new fridge altogether.