best location for the meter near the flue or away from the flue
1096100
I have seen it placed both ways, my preference is near the flue, i think it's safer for the house. one does not want to over heat the stove.
1096101
What I've found is that in the middle left of the stove half between flue and edge of stove seems to provide most accurate temps.
1096102
I have mine in the direct center of my stove. About 4 inches away from my flue. It has worked great there, and is very accurate.
1096103
The best location for the meter is on the stove top because that's what gets the hottest and stove top temperature is what you want to monitor.
1026161
Cannot answer your question exactly but suggest you look at the following link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoeUgMFLyAw.It will give you a GOOD insight. For my use the meter is adequate.
621988
I believe is about 1 foot around including away from the floor. my syster installed this and the energy saving is tremendous. the unit brings the instructions on clearance, but I dont have it with me.
669103
I own a heavy iron wood stove, and this meter helps me a great deal. It has a magnetic back and easy to follow instructions. I have my meter 14 inches off the base of the stove pipe (but 12 inches is just right). Try to keep your meter's heat range in the white area reading. Happy heating.
949838
Fluke 115, test leads, instruction book-tons of room-bigger than the meter-could probably put two or three meters in one case. Hopes this helps
1026027
U can also check out mjlorton on YouTube...he reviews the meter...great for the price.
1414904
I would put this on the very top if you have a way for exhaust to escape out the top. Hot air rises so this is the most efficient place to put it to remove the hat air.
1130791
yes it's a 3am draw on the current, if you get a chance go by any electronic store, (radio shack) or (best buy) they will place it on the meter for you at no cost.... i hope this helps
269063
The type of meter of your interest is actually reading of the light falling on the meter, not on the surroundings, but in effect they usually are close enough.
647849
Not really. I looked at ours and it would slide off because of the screws and welds holding it on. The only way to remove it would be to take the screws out. Your meter is also mounted on the desk part and there wouldn't be anyplace else to put it, that I can see. Hope this helps.
1380282
Near the Grip. It's easy to install... just follow the directions, on the face of the Meter, there are indicators to let you know which end is up, one side is for Grip and the down side is for your club head.
743237
We do not close the flue. We use it at the end of the night when the fire is mostly dead... keeps the draft out.
740252
If this magnetic thermometer is placed as directed, about 12 inches above the wood-burning stove, on the flue, it will indicate the temperature of the flue at that point. The temperature of the flue is very closely related to the temperature of the gasses flowing through it. And those gasses are the by-product of the combustion going on within the stove. It is then possible to alter the variables of the fire burning in the stove--fuel and air supply--to reach a state of efficient burn. The ranges on the thermometer indicate whether the flue temperature and, by extension, the temperature of the flue gasses are "too cool," optimal or "too hot".
1883664
Right above the discharge outlet on the pump...that is what is recommended.
1153628
THe smoke will go straight up. So I would recommend an open air space where the smoke can escape and not chock you.
1407043
neither, since it sits behind me it isn't loud and I don't get the fumes. best one I have found-hope this helps
668178
I would put it at the furthest location, then you cover all bases. You're not wasting anything by going to the furthest point but a little gas for the hot water.