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Simple Freezer Alarm with Buzzer Circuit

Last updated on 21 June 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

Simple Freezer Alarm with Buzzer Circuit is like small guard for our ice food.

It uses one sensor, thermistor to check cold level.

If freezer become warm too much then buzzer makes loud sound to tell us something is not right.

Like food is going to melt.

With this indication we can do something fast before the food gets bad.

Circuit Working:

Simple Freezer Alarm with Buzzer Circuit Diagram

Parts List:

CategoryComponentQuantity
Resistors220Ω 1/4 watt1
100Ω 1/4 watt1
Thermistor NTC 10k1
Preset 100k1
CapacitorsElectrolytic 4.7µF 25V1
SemiconductorsSCR BT1691
MOSFET BS1701
Diode 1N40011
Mechanical Buzzer 6-9V1

This is simple freezer alarm circuit which is very sensitive to make buzzer sound when freezer get too warm.

It work with 9V DC power we can use normal 9V battery for this.

One small sensor called thermistor R1 NTC type checks the cold inside freezer.

Some parts like T1 and T2 transistors help to turn ON the buzzer and the buzzer is normal type which work with 6 to 9V.

If inside freezer become hot then sensor feels it and buzzer start to beep.

Buzzer keeps beep until we turn OFF the power.

We can use one small switch in power line to turn ON or OFF and also reset the alarm.

How to Build:

To build a Simple Freezer Alarm with Buzzer Circuit follow the below mentioned steps:

Make the PCB:

  • Put all parts on PCB like shown in circuit diagram.

Solder the Parts:

  • Use solder to fix all parts on PCB and be sure all wires are connected good and strong.

Connect Thermistor R1:

  • One side of R1 connects to positive power and other side connects to base of transistor T1.

Connect T1 and T2:

  • Collector of T1 connects to base of T2 and emitter of T1 connects to negative power line.

Connect the Buzzer:

  • One side of buzzer connects to collector of T2 and other side connects to positive line but passes through diode 1N4007.

Put Reset Switch:

  • Use small switch between positive power and collector of T1 as this switch is for ON/OFF and reset.

Connect Battery:

  • Use 9V battery and connect positive to positive power line and negative to negative.

Note:

  • After we make the circuit try and test it and then put thermistor in freezer.
  • When freezer get too warm buzzer will make sound.
  • If we want buzzer to beep at different temperature then we can change value of R1 or other parts.

Conclusion:

Simple Freezer Alarm with Buzzer Circuit is helpful and easy circuit.

It indicates us when freezer get too warm so food do not spoil.

This circuit is good for home or shop freezer.

It gives peace of mind and we can save money by stopping food waste.

References:

Datasheet BT169

Datasheet BS170

Filed Under: Alarm Circuits

About Admin-Lavi

Lavi is a B.Tech electronics engineer with a passion for designing new electronic circuits. Do you have questions regarding the circuit diagrams presented on this blog? Feel free to comment and solve your queries with quick replies

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