A wood stove thermometer is a small non-electric thermometer that provides a reading of the temperature that the stove is burning at. Wood stove thermometers typically provide an optimum temperature range on the dial in which to aim for. Stovepipe thermometers for wood burning stoves should only be placed on the front of the stovepipe and placed a certain distance up the stovepipe in line with the manufacturer’s guidelines. Stove top thermometers should only be placed on the top surface of a wood stove. Some models of thermometer, especially the lower cost ones, may not have been calibrated as accurately as the more expensive units from reputable manufacturers and may give a false indication of temperature and efficiency of fires.

Slowly close down the air vents to allow less air into the stove, without closing the vents too far and causing the fire to struggle. All of our Radiator and Pipe Thermometers are proven to be durable and stay damage-free for longer periods of time as compared to other brands. Most of the thermometers are waterproof and this helps to retain them in new condition. You can freely use the device without worrying about the risk of damaging it. Waterproof thermometers are the best for measuring temperatures of pipes which may have leaky holes oozing water. Thermometers Direct offers value for your money and provides a great after sales experience and hassle-free delivery. We sense our customers’ needs perfectly and have been delivering products that are tailored to these needs since 2004. Wood burning stoves should always be operated as per the manufacturer’s guidelines and best burning practices but adding too much or too little wood, or allowing too little or too much air into the stove, at any one time can affect how efficient the fire is burning and how much heat is being produced. You can buy indoor office and commercial room temperature gauges and outdoor air temperature gauges in a huge variety of designs and styles. They can be as small and unobtrusive as a magnetic thermometer for wood stoves, while a heavy-duty industrial temperature gauge, HVAC or expansion temperature gauge will often be much larger and more robust.

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Each model of wood stove is designed, built, and operated differently, and they can come in a range of sizes and heat output depending on your needs.

Understanding what a wood stove fire should look like, the maximum and minimum amount of wood you should be putting in your particular model of stove, and how much air your allowing to the fire can be more important than solely relying on what a stove thermometer reads. What Is The Best Wood Stove Thermometer?

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These types of thermometers are required for double-wall stovepipes as the standard stovepipe thermometers are only suitable for single-wall stovepipes, as a double wall can affect the readings.