New Condar Soapstone Thermometer

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Todd

Todd

Minister of Fire
Hearth Supporter
Nov 19, 2005
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NW Wisconsin
http://www.condar.com/soapstone

Just noticed this today on Condar's site. It won't work for fellow Woodstock burners since the overfire temp is 700 not 500 like this thermometer but may be be ok for Hearthstone burners.
 
It definitely seems Hearthstone specific. Odd that they would do a run of thermometers for one brand. Perhaps Hearthstone is going to start shipping with this thermometer?

Then I noticed that they added a Caframo fan thermometer too:

http://www.condar.com/fan
 
Could still use it but I never liked the bull about too cool or too hot. Just give me the temperature and I'll decide where I want it.
 
The pictured soapstone has a bizarre finish. Almost grooved. Hearthstones are polished smooth with no such grooving. The temp range is really too low for even most hearthstones. Pretty sure only a couple of them overtemp at 500.

Would be nice to get a remake of the probe meter with improved accuracy.
 
Would be nice to get a remake of the probe meter with improved accuracy.[/quote]

+1

It would be real nice.
 
This stovetop thermometer really defines my Tribute!
I can get a firestorm going, and barely get over 400 degrees,
and the hottest run-away temp I ever got was about 550 degrees!

I perhaps will need to order one of these.......
 
If im not mistaken, woodstocks thermo is a condar thermo with specific temp ranges, unique to woodstock.
 
You are correct Stump.
 
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