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Tires get hot, under your hood can get hot, your fridge can NOT get hot. I can think of about 20 uses for the Actron CP7875 PocketTherm Infrared Thermometer in my RV and outside of it. What if one hub is overheating compared with another? You may be able to see if a bearing on a trailer needs attention. My passenger side hub on my boat trailer is constantly 30 degrees warmer than the drivers side (driver of the rv not the boat). I keep an eye on it with the Actron CP7875 PocketTherm Infrared Thermometer. Walk out, point and shoot.

I use it to see if the A/C is working well in my rv, check the temp of the hot water and making sure the fridge is cool before I load it. I almost wonder how I did without it. How else can you check to see how cold the fridge is? A silly thermometer hanging in the fridge is dead after one season and is barely legible months before that. Your fridge should be at 40 degrees or lower by the way.