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Is B phase dropping a utility issue or an issue with your own service? B is typically the hottest bus due to its location; if you have old electrical distribution gear it would be worth a call to a licensed electrical contractor to determine if you have loose connections or another issue going...

Have you looked into a UPS? This would provide your monitoring and alert functions, as well as a backup power source. Something in this line might fit the bill (assuming the fridge is on 120V split-phase).

Ashevillian here; it's the Tourists, not the Travelers. The team recently launched an on-field pop-up restaurant where you can sit on a (distanced) picnic table on the basepaths and have ballpark food and beer. Fairly creative idea in the current circumstances in a great setting.

Thanks all for the responses, looks like Nest is the way to go. I'll gladly take the long term brain cancer risk if it means my kids' goddamn devices work while I get my work done.

I've moved into a new house recently, ~2,000 square feet across two floors. Getting a strong wifi signal to all areas has been surprisingly difficult, and there are also a number of dead zones. I have AT&T fiber and am using their router and range extender on the main floor (opposite ends of...