Hello all. I have this stove..
http://woodheatstoves.com/flame-xtd-15-epa-wood-stove-p-9519.html?cPath=293_123_309
The instruction manual says not to take the temperature above 475 with a magnetic thermometer. And not above 900 with a probe thermometer.
I have a magnetic one sitting ontop of my stove near where the flue pipe comes into it. I have double-wall insulated pipe from my stove to ceiling so I assume I would have to drill a hole to get an accurate reading if I were to attach the thermometer to the pipe correct?
Ok so my question is when should I worry about overfiring my stove going by the thermometer where it is now? 475 doesnt seem that hot and it gets there very fast. Thanks!
http://woodheatstoves.com/flame-xtd-15-epa-wood-stove-p-9519.html?cPath=293_123_309
The instruction manual says not to take the temperature above 475 with a magnetic thermometer. And not above 900 with a probe thermometer.
I have a magnetic one sitting ontop of my stove near where the flue pipe comes into it. I have double-wall insulated pipe from my stove to ceiling so I assume I would have to drill a hole to get an accurate reading if I were to attach the thermometer to the pipe correct?
Ok so my question is when should I worry about overfiring my stove going by the thermometer where it is now? 475 doesnt seem that hot and it gets there very fast. Thanks!