Hanaoyo Magnetic Log Burner Thermometer 1 PCS 🌡

This wood stove thermometer helps you keep an eye on flue and stove-top temperatures to improve combustion efficiency and reduce creosote build-up. It is suited to both solid fuel and gas stove pipes and aims to make temperature monitoring clearer with a larger, easier-to-read dial.

Key Points

Position the meter on the stove pipe or the top and side of the stove to monitor the working temperature range marked on the dial. The clear zones on the face indicate creosote risk, best operating range and when the pipe is too hot, allowing quick adjustments to feed or air control. A strong rear magnet keeps the unit attached to single-wall flue pipes, which makes it simple to move and reposition as needed. 🔥

The construction combines an aluminium dial and metal probe with a brass pointer and metal handle, which the manufacturer describes as helping to deliver accurate readings. The larger 8.5 cm face makes the scale easier to read from a distance, helpful in busy or low-light rooms.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Hanaoyo Magnetic Log Burner Thermometer with Large Dial
• Dial diameter: - 8.5 cm (3.34 inches)
• Temperature range: - 0 to 500 °C (100 to 900 °F)
• Mounting: - Strong rear magnet for single-wall flue pipes or stove surfaces
• Materials: - Aluminium dial, metal sensor, brass pointer, metal handle

Benefits

The prominent markings that separate CREOSOTE, BEST OPERATION and TOO HOT offer a fast visual guide to whether combustion is economical or potentially damaging. This helps protect stove components, including the fan and flue lining, by highlighting overheating before damage accumulates. Readability from a short distance reduces the need to approach a hot surface to check temperatures. ⚙️

Consider that the magnet is designed for single-wall pipes and flat cast-iron or steel stove surfaces. If you have a twin-wall flue or very thin sheet metals, attachment may be less secure. According to the manufacturer, the probe and dial materials are chosen for durability and precise measurement.

Usage Recommendations

Attach the thermometer where it can best reflect the internal flue temperature, typically on the top or the upper side of the stove pipe. Avoid placing it immediately above the firebox door where radiant heat and flames might affect the probe. Check the marked zones regularly while adjusting air intake or fuel to maintain the best operating range and reduce creosote formation.

For monitoring multiple stoves or pipes, the magnetic mount allows straightforward relocation between positions without tools, and the larger dial assists in quick checks from across a room.