The most reliable control is called a "cold control"(aka thermostat) made for a refrigerator without a freezer. Line voltage duty rated. About $30 at any appliance parts store.
They'll have a differential(the difference between turn on and off) of about 4ºf with a adjustable knob for setting desired set point temperature of 35ºf to 45ºf or just the temperature range your wanting.
Example:
At a 35ºf setting, the light would turn on at 35ºf and turn off at a 39ºf. This is the same way your refer compressor works.
You do NOT want a cold control made for a refrigerator freezer combo as the cold control orperates on the freezer side on those units.
They work just like a wall light switch so therefor there wired the same way, as they both break the hot wire to turn off.
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