Thermometer recommendations - pipe and stove top

[cabinwarmer]

Good Day, I have just replaced my single wall interior black pipe with double wall. I believe my current Rutland unit from my previous Waterford stove is made for single wall piping only.

Does anyone have recommendations on Both a flue and stove top units? I am installing a new stove and would like to get accurate readings as I learn to operate my GM60. I appreciate any thoughts and recommendations.

This forum has been very helpful with my new stove endeavor to date, thank you.

Dave

 

[ctyankee]

Sure, go to Condar.com for quality thermometers. USA made. Most seem happy with this brand --- I am. I only use a stove top one. Good luck with your new setup.

 

[Whimpers Baggins]

I just ordered a stove top thermometer from Midwest Hearth which says made in the USA. I was going to go Condar but the white best zone color w/ a white pointer seemed like it would be tough to see in lower light. Midwest has orange for the best zone with a white pointer. Seems to be fairly close to my IR gun. Time will tell.

 

[cabinwarmer]

Thanks guys, trying to decide if the flue probe thermometer is required in my new Hearthstone GM 60. I have a surface unit working now. And with the cat meter on the side, it may be over kill. Unsure.

 

[begreen]

There are not many of these stoves out in the field yet to give you meaningful feedback. How these GM stoves run under real world burning in a variety of conditions is unknown. You will be telling us.