Stove Thermometer
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I use this one:
Flue Gas Thermometer
I've been using this brand for 10yrs now. I like knowing what the gas temps are.
Regardless how accurate a thermometer is, once you are used to it you know what your fire is doing and can act accordingly.
Dok
Flue Gas Thermometer
I've been using this brand for 10yrs now. I like knowing what the gas temps are.
Regardless how accurate a thermometer is, once you are used to it you know what your fire is doing and can act accordingly.
Dok
billyjoejr
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Those of you that put the thermometer on the pipe,
Is your pipe single, double or triple?
I keep the thermometer on top of the stove, a couple inches from the pipe.
When burning doug fir, it is near the bottom of the burn zone 300-350 degrees.
I've noticed that oak will take it to the top of the burn zone 500-600 degrees.
I cleaned the stove pipe for the first time last weekend.
I had thought it was double walled but counted three walls.
It's an old Schrader wood stove. Mobile home is a 1986, so dating from that era.
Is your pipe single, double or triple?
I keep the thermometer on top of the stove, a couple inches from the pipe.
When burning doug fir, it is near the bottom of the burn zone 300-350 degrees.
I've noticed that oak will take it to the top of the burn zone 500-600 degrees.
I cleaned the stove pipe for the first time last weekend.
I had thought it was double walled but counted three walls.
It's an old Schrader wood stove. Mobile home is a 1986, so dating from that era.
Mine is single wall up to the ceiling.
Jredsjeep
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Single wall stovepipe to where it connects to the All-Fuel.
Double wall. The thermometer I linked above has a 3.5" probe, you drill through both walls and the probe measures the gas inside the pipe.
Dok
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