looking for a grill thermometer with remote for my weber grill that will tell me the temp. inside the grill as well as temp. in food as it is cooking.
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The probes for the smoker are not very robust as it only takes a little extra heat (mine got to 600 and quit) and they do NOT transmit as far as advertised.
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The Maverick does just that. The main monitor has two ports for probes to be plugged into. One is for the temp of the grate/grill, the other is for the temp of the meat. It also has a remote monitor that will display both temperatures. This works up to +/- 100'.
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This unit will do it. It's very accurate and you will be very happy with it. You can even set a hi-low alarm for both the grill temp and the food temp. So if you want to stay between 300 and 350 it will alarm if temps go outside of that range. Food also can be set to any temp and an alarm will alert you when it's done. It's the best grilling/smoking gadget I own.
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This Thermometer does exactly that, the sensing part of the set has a smoker probe and a meat probe, It comes with a grate holder to hold the smoker probe in place.
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You can if you have a way to secure it, but it only registers up to 500, so it may get damaged. The thermometer on my grill goes to 800.
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I had the same problem as the origanals. IF you are grilling outside, YOU MUSY KEEP THE 'CORD" AWAY FROM ANY METAL ON THE GRILL OR IT WILL DIE. IN FACT THIS ONE WENT QUICKER.I am looking for a complete different kind of outside thermometer that can handle a little heat.LPM
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The probe you are trying to use is for the grill temp monitor. There is another for the food which is longer and is pointed! You can get them alone or in sets.
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The ET-73 comes with two probes. One is the the grill temperature and the other is for the meat temperature.
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I would not try to use the meat probe. The wire from the Monitor to the probe would get tangled while the rotisserie is spinning. You could use the temp probe to monitor the BBQ temp as long as it was fixed to grate.
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I now use the JW smart temp thermometer in my tank. It is the only one that worked for me, and I use it to this day. You can find it at Amazon, It is a magnet held one.
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The 9815 thermometer sits permanently in Brackets and tube on the hood of the Weber BBQ. If a permanently mounted thermometer is desired then some brackets has to me made and mounted, welded or set with sheet metal screws. I'm sure there are other type of thermometer on the market that will serve you better and be easier to install.
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I think this has been discontinued. Other than trying Weber I have no idea. Sorry.
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Tommy, Good point, I bought the pen from Amazon for a quick read temp. gauge. When I grill in dark, I use a light that clamps on my grills, and use a light that clamps on to my golf/ball cap. with bill. That would be a good feature from the manufacturer to offer.Thanks,A Bell
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No the infrared grill has no specific emitter. It cooks on stainless grate with pinhole injected in the tray. I got ours a week ago and cooking at low temps requires more work. You have to cut gas off watch temp with gauges and fire up to low after temp drops from 700-400 degrees. Can use PAM to make cleanup easier on grates also...
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Yes, this would be able to check the temp of a BBQ or smoker. I have had one for a few months now and it has worked great so far. No problems or issues.
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In my opinion - Yes . It shows the roomtemperature where its stored - And I use i in my weber grill.. But note a max temperature should not be exeeded
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Probably not all this does is adds a remote thermometer that turns it on and off overriding the built in one. If the temperature drops to below what you set it simply will not turn on the unit and the inside will match that of the outside
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No. There's no timer or temperature probe. It's a grill like a barbecue grill. I used it last night for a tri tip. Just watch it.
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Temp gauge is useless. Get yourself a Maverick ET-733 long range dual probe thermometer. You can keep an eye on your meat temp as well as the temp inside your smoker from inside the house. It's very accurate. My Smoke Vault temp gauge always says it's around 210-225 inside when in fact it's around 240-275.
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I've never actually taken temperature readings, but I feel it does a good job with the burgers and steaks I grill on it. I also use it for salmon patties and it does a super job on those.