Can I install this thermometer in an 18" Weber kettle grill?
1436466
Sorry, I can't help you there. I bought it for my deep fry pan but I have not used this thermometer yet. I have not even tested if this thermometer is accurate or not. Sorry.
1436467
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.
1408693
Yes. I bought this and 100-300 degree thermometer to upgrade my masterbuilt smoker. Works better than new. The cord comes out of the opposite side of this unit, fyi.
489773
Sure, just place the pan on the grill grates and adjust control knobs for desired temperature.
1729847
I would think you can. with that said, a modification might need to be made, to get the probes into the inside of the grill. I have seen it done two ways, put the probes in through one of the air outlet holes in the top or drill a small hole in the base, near the top, to bring the probes through. I wouldn't put them between the base and cover, as it might pinch the probe cable. I think he will like the ET 732.I really like mine. I use it all the time in my smoker.
2034066
I would think it could since the Stok uses charcoal. It seems to have the same distance between heat source and grate as a Weber.
1693262
Not for this model. You may want a different model for that purpose.You would like to see this model:Weber 6741 Style Dual Probe Wireless Thermometer
2144976
Yes, as long as your kettle has two handles it can. There is a cutout for the table to fit directly over the side handle. That helps to stabilize the table as you wouldn't want the table to slip with weight on it. Additionally , there are two stainless steel clips that go over the rim of the kettle bowl to hold it in place. The legs have three push button height adjustments which makes the table adjust to the different size Weber Kettles.
890759
Yes, but I would only use it in grill <450F as a higher temperature than that will cause the thermocouple wire to burn out. I believe Maveric states that their temperature thermometer is good to about 500F. You can call them to comfirm. I already had to replace mine because it got too hot. I plan on getting a separate instant read thermometer for about $15 for the grill. Hope this helps.
1266852
Their is a hole in the cover of the grill. At that point it measures the inside temperature. I would think if you had a hole or made one it would do the job. It was easy installing it.
763187
I bought one of these with my grill. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012GTU3O/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1591192
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.
160190
no. never rely on the built-in thermometer. spend some money on a good bbq thermometer. you won't regret it.
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I suggest you measure the grates currently installed and compare the size to the ones you plan on buying. I made the mistake of buying replacement grates only to find out there were multiple sizes. I had to return the wrong ones to Lowe's and buy the correct size. No help from Weber.
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No there is not. I purchased an accessory thermometer in the barbecue section of my hardware store for about $8; drilled a hole to the right side of the dome lid handle and attached. It attaches with a wing nut. Took less than 2 minutes to do this. It's an addition I recommend to provide the knowledge of what is the exact temperature of the smoker. Temperature varies due to outside weather conditions along with how often you take the lid off and peek at what you are cooking. My Brinkmann has varied in cooking temperature from 200 to 250 degrees based on the outside weather variables, and the thermometer addition has allowed me to adjust cooking times based on that. No there is not. I purchased an accessory thermometer in the barbecue section of my hardware store for about $8; drilled a hole to the right side of the dome lid handle and attached. It attaches with a wing nut. Took less than 2 minutes to do this. It's an addition I recommend to provide the knowledge of what is the exact temperature of the smoker. Temperature varies due to outside weather conditions along with how often you take the lid off and peek at what you are cooking. My Brinkmann has varied in cooking temperature from 200 to 250 degrees based on the outside weather variables, and... » Read More No there is not. I purchased an accessory thermometer in the barbecue section of my hardware store for about $8; drilled a hole to the right side of the dome lid handle and attached. It attaches with a wing nut. Took less than 2 minutes to do this. It's an addition I recommend to provide the knowledge of what is the exact temperature of the smoker. Temperature varies due to outside weather conditions along with how often you take the lid off and peek at what you are cooking. My Brinkmann has varied in cooking temperature from 200 to 250 degrees based on the outside weather variables, and the thermometer addition has allowed me to adjust cooking times based on that. « Show Less
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I would imagine, yes. I use it typically in my Cajun Injector Smoker. I have a Weber propane grill and it would work on there as well. The grill thermometer sits on top of the grates of the grill. Hopefully this helps. I love mine.
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there is this place.....but it may take over a month. the link. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/weber-81001-one-touch-kettle-grill-parts-c-193079_193086_193465.html
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Yes, provided your smoker is big enough. It fits in my 18.5" Weber so take it from there. Happy smoking!