Thermometer when stove pipe is inaccessible

[HighlandHT]

Hey folks. From reading forums here, I have learned that a thermometer on (or probed into) the stove pipe is preferred for an accurate reading of flu temps. However, my stove sits on a hearth and is vented up my chimney making this a difficult proposition. I would have to get behind the stove and look up the chimney to view the thermometer. I just ordered a Condar stove top thermometer, but wonder at how much of a disadvantage I will be. Are there standard temp calculation adjustments I should make to the stove top temps to get a better idea of flu temps? Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[spuldup]

There are wired-type remote probes that work. A few ideas in this thread.

 

[EbS-P]

Hey folks. From reading forums here, I have learned that a thermometer on (or probed into) the stove pipe is preferred for an accurate reading of flu temps. However, my stove sits on a hearth and is vented up my chimney making this a difficult proposition. I would have to get behind the stove and look up the chimney to view the thermometer. I just ordered a Condar stove top thermometer, but wonder at how much of a disadvantage I will be. Are there standard temp calculation adjustments I should make to the stove top temps to get a better idea of flu temps? Thanks in advance for your help!

Auber AT200 thermometer alarm. I have the regular and the wireless. Both washer and probe. I prefer the wireless and probe. Expensive but the best stove. Accessories I purchased

 

[HighlandHT]

Thanks...I will explore the above!