I'm asking a question to the communty: I'm looking to keep rain off my electric smoker. If you have purchased & used this, would this work?
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We love this shade. It would keep water off your smoker if it was on your table.
238470
We purchased this for a picnic table, and it works great. You need something to clamp it onto!
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I agree with Peter. It does work well and diverts the smoke. If you can open a window it would be best. Try it. It's the only model I was pleased with and I used it in my small room. Be safe.
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I've had mine out prospecting in the rain several times and it seems to repel water pretty well. Over time, I'll just spray some Scotch Guard on it to maintain it's repellency if needed.
22786
I only used it once, but it seems to be of "industrail" strength. I would imagne it might last as long as your smoker. It's pretty simple. Not a lot to wear out .
1422670
Depends on the size of your container and the temp of where you are using it. I'm gonna say that in general the answer to your question will be a definite "no". But if you are using a real small smoker and it's warm outside, it's possible. This is designed to be a cold smoker, though...not for heat.
370753
I would probably recommend against it. Even though it's low voltage, the lack of insulated/sealed wire terminals would be a no-go for me, unless mounted in a weather-proof box. I can't speak for the internals as I have not taken it apart, though I would guess that for the price, it does not have any sort of rubber grommet between case components. If mounting it in a weather proof box is not an option, it may offer enough range to let you mount it inside and control it from your deck area.
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Not really. Even when covered it still makes smoke. My solution is to use it just under my kitchen exhaust and then I don't have smoke problems.
1988575
We have the dome charcoal smoker, so not sure about the fit. My guess is that it would fit but would compare the dimensions of the charcoal smoker with the electric smoker first. The cover is not heavy duty or remarkably attractive, but for the price it keeps my smoker out of the weather.
1093907
it should work great for that . I use it on my off set smoke and it does the job.
855877
I don't think you would be pleased trying to use this one on that smoker. The original one is on Amazon for about the same price. If it were mine I would go for the right one. I will say that this specific element is great for my smoker, I would for sure recommend it.Jim
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I use mine on a covered porch and haven't had any problems... but there is good air flow across the smoker. If there isn't good ventilation... I would expect problems. This is a smoker, it puts out a lot of smoke. Besides thick smoke being unpleasant to be in... when hot enough... and thick enough... smoke can become flammable. If it were me... I would still own one... I'd just figure out a way to vent the smoke.
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Yes Marguerite you can, as a matter of fact I use it to keep my Masterbuilt Smoker on, outside on my side porch. The only drawback maybe if the boards of your deck are spaced wider than usual. l This is an excellent product I was very pleased upon recieving. This product exceded my expectations. You can't go wrong.
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The simple answer is, "Yes", but it may not do so SUFFICIENTLY for your issue. Trust me, I understand your problem! But it's a SMALL unit, and may not have the capacity, depending on how bad your smoke-intrusion issue is. If 80% of the structure is smoke-tainted, I'd look at something bigger, truthfully.
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I used it on a propane grill. It had two burners, and I sat the shoulder on one side with that burner off, and turned the other burner on with the pellet smoker and a bowl of apple juice over it and kept the flame really (I mean REALLY) low. The science doesn't change. That smoker will put off plenty of smoke once it gets going, keep your heat around 220 (and that's a little harder to do on propane, but doable), and keep it humid in there. The shoulder I made turned out better than most restaurants'.
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To answer your Question? I dont know! dont have any rust on mine! I would not recommend leaving the smoker in a enviroment with alot of moisture. I have left mine out overnight after use without any signs of rust from moisture. the exterior and interior have always been easy to wipe out with a little warm water. But it being electrical I would try and keep it out of harsh elements and prolonged exposure to moisture in use or out of use.
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Yes it would probably work. Keep in mind that you need to press the trigger to activate the smoke. Also, it needs to be kept more or less upright most of the time.
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Hey, Lee... Your outside balcony should be perfect providing that your neighbor's window isn't open. The smoker provides very adequate smoke for the cooking process, but is not objectionable to the neighborhood. It should be a pleasant experience for all!