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Automation engineer here:
You should use a Perdue Model to locally network the fridges, and then have their temperatures and alarms and such go to a server that's exposed (hopefully by VPN) to the internet
The level 1 devices should never ever be exposed to the internet
Fences make good neighbors.
but that's more expensive than just slapping an esp with wifi on there and telling it to connect to the fridge company server though
On day one, certainly. Now? Probably gonna hit that crossover point 😅