Wood Stove Thermometer Magnetic, 3PCS, Stove Top Thermometer for Wood Burning, Gas, Pellet Stove, Avoiding Fireplace Fan Damaged by Overheat

It's not often you'll need to replace your woodstove thermometer but when you do, I'd recommend this product. Magnetized so can stick right to the flue pipe.

Had this on my stove for 1 season so far..still looks like day 1 and works the same..

So far it seems accurate, hopefully it outlasts the "more reviewed" model of a different brand that had the needle detach from the spring. This one was much more affordable, I was worried it wouldn't be accurate but it seems to be pretty close. I had checked it at cooler and higher temperatures and it was within 10 degrees or so each time, just forgot to save photos of those.Photo comparing the thermometer reading to a thermal camera, the blue "dot" in the thermal is the thermometer itself.

I don't think it's as accurate as it should be. Not using it as intended either. My pellet grill didn't come with a temperature gauge so instead of drilling a hole in the lid voiding the warranty I decided to stick one of these on the side. It doesn't show that the grill gets very hot compared to the digital probe.

I’ve been using this to monitor temps on the stovepipe of a wood burning stove. It really helps in keeping the fire burning in a proper temp range clean chimney.It’s rather chintzy, but it works. Material is low grade but it works well and is pretty accurate.Easy enough to use, it’s magnetic so just stick it on the stovepipe and monitor the temps.A bit of advice would be to ensure the thermometer is placed high enough above the stove itself to ensure it doesn’t melt. For me the sweet spot was on the stove pipe about 6-8 inches from the top of the stove.

Works really well.

Worked Well ,

I just bought this product for my wood stove and find that it doesn’t show the correct temperature. To start with, before I started using it it wasn’t registering any temperature at all. Now it’s showing me a temperature of 140 degrees instead of 170°F which is the actual temperature.The Instructions on the box say not to turn the pointer by myself and it says that when the pointer does not return to 100°F before use to calibrate again. But there are no instructions on how to calibrate it!!!I emailed the company for tech support over a week ago and received no response - not even an acknowledgment that they received my inquiry. As best as I can see, there is no phone number or website.