1000 degree thermometer

jbounds286

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having a hard time finding a high temp thermo for the outside of my grill that is in progress of being built....so far we have found a 2inch diameter one but id really rather have something i dont have to squint at lol....anyone know where we can find one? really want one at least 1000 degrees Fahrenheit
 
They make them we use them at the refinery all the time....they may be Ashcroft..... I am not in the field tonite... ... Got my buddy to check we use.... We use h.o. Trerice... Just called a field hand on the radio to check for me..... They aint cheep but are prolly 5/6 inches diameter...
 
Maybe pizza oven therms

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Thanks for putting this up, you just beat me to it. I've found 2-1/2 inch 900* but not really anything else.
 
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thanks rick, those look good too! man...we have had a hard time finding options like this. good looking out guys!
 
Why you want one at 1000 deg. For most temp ranges we cook at, the larger the range the less accurate they are.
 
Why you want one at 1000 deg. For most temp ranges we cook at, the larger the range the less accurate they are.

jbounds286 designed a neat cooker that he wants to use more as a wood fired grill/rotisserie cooking at higher temperatures. As the design/build has progressed it has become pretty obvious to me (build thread below) that it will do everything from traditional low-n-slow, hotter for grilling or really hot for pizzas depending on the size/intensity of the fire. I think he just wants a thermometer to cover the potential range.

Build thread is here: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=213816
 
jbounds286 designed a neat cooker that he wants to use more as a wood fired grill/rotisserie cooking at higher temperatures. As the design/build has progressed it has become pretty obvious to me (I'm building it) that it will do everything from traditional low-n-slow, hotter for grilling or really hot for pizzas depending on the size/intensity of the fire. I think he just wants a thermometer to cover the potential range.

Gotcha, just wondering. Guess I'm a little out of the loop over here in Japan.
 
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