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BlueSpot Stove Pipe Thermometer - Magnetic - 80101

BlueSpot Stove Pipe Thermometer - Magnetic - 80101

The BlueSpot Stove Pipe Thermometer is designed to monitor flue pipe heat for maximum efficiency i...

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This guide is for wood stove owners who want to optimize their stove's efficiency and safety. The BlueSpot Stove Pipe Thermometer helps you monitor flue pipe temperatures, maximizing burn efficiency and preventing dangerous creosote buildup. Note that accurate readings require proper installation, specifically 18 inches above the stove.

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Model Part Number80101
BrandBlueSpot

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FAQs

Where exactly should I place the thermometer?

Attach the thermometer to the single-wall stove pipe, 18 inches above the top of the stove.

What temperature range should I aim for?

Aim for a flue gas temperature between 250°F and 600°F. This typically indicates an efficient burn.

How do I clean the thermometer?

Use a damp cloth to wipe the face of the thermometer. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

What type of stove pipe is this thermometer compatible with?

This thermometer is designed for use with single-wall stove pipes only.

What if the thermometer falls off?

Ensure the stove pipe surface is clean. Then, reattach the thermometer to the pipe. If the magnetic attachment is weak, consider replacing it.

How often should I check the thermometer?

Check the thermometer regularly, especially when adjusting the air intake or adding new fuel.

Troubleshooting

Thermometer not registering a temperature.

Ensure the thermometer is securely attached to the stove pipe. If the problem persists, check for any obstructions blocking the sensor.

Thermometer readings seem inaccurate.

Verify the thermometer is placed 18 inches above the stove. Check for any damage to the thermometer itself.

Thermometer is loose.

Make sure the magnetic attachment is clean. If necessary, slightly bend the attachment for a better grip.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Improves stove efficiency.
  • Reduces creosote buildup, lowering fire risk.
  • Easy to install with a magnetic attachment.
  • Durable and long-lasting design.
  • Helps save on fuel costs.

Cons

  • Only compatible with single-wall stove pipes.
  • Requires proper placement (18 inches above the stove) for accurate readings.
  • May require occasional cleaning.
  • Reading the temperature may require some experience to understand what the ideal range is.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Installation: Attach the thermometer magnetically to your single-wall stove pipe, 18 inches above the stove. Ensure a secure fit.
  2. Compatibility: This thermometer is designed for use with single-wall stove pipes only. It is not suitable for double-wall pipes.
  3. Operation: After installing, begin using the stove as usual. Regularly check the thermometer to monitor the flue pipe temperature.
  4. Care: Allow the thermometer to cool completely before handling. Clean the face with a damp cloth as needed. Do not use abrasive cleaners.

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