Never exceed thermometer’s maximum temperature rating. This is possibly the number one killer of a digital grill thermometer! See this thread for more information: https://t.ly/rba1 It plugs into an outlet and monitors the pit temperature, as well as a single probe for monitoring meat temperature, too. It supports one pit probe, and one food probe, has the same online dashboard for graphs and history of your cooks, and alarms and alerts like its larger cousin, the 500.

A thermodynamic engineer, Fred responded to a friend’s challenge of creating a control valve for grills by creating the first BBQ Guru. Help is needed for your smoker or grill to have the steady, consistent temperature required for consistent cooking, because temperatures can fluctuate by 10s or even hundreds of degrees, depending on the grill and the environment. Notifications & Alerts: Receive notifications when target time and temperatures are reached on the grill or meat probes. The app will also provide alerts if the grill dips below or exceeds target temperature. Both BBQ Guru and Flame Boss have a number of slightly different products in their ranges, with varying feature sets and of course at different price points.You don't have permission to access "http://www.bbqguys.com/kamado-joe/ikamand-ii-smart-bbq-temperature-controller-for-18-inch-classic-grills-kj-ikamandna" on this server. BBQ Guru has many useful products which aren’t related to temperature management, FlameBoss’ tunnel vision is only on making superior ATCs

It is also Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled, and can be monitored and controlled via a well designed and feature rich smartphone app, available for both Android and iOS.Based in Warminster, PA, BBQ Guru was founded in 2003 by Shotgun Fred Pirkle, founder of ThermoOmegaTech®, a manufacturer of control valves, thermal actuators, safety showers, and rail freeze protection valves. About its business’ is our first impression of this controller, though it does sleeker and more ‘designed’ than its predecessor the flame boss 300. Besides being connected to the probes, the ATC is also connected to or has an inbuilt variable speed fan that is firmly fixed to a bottom vent, to control the amount of air that can flow into the BBQ or smoker.

The BBQGuru DynaQ is a stripped down version of the UltraQ, and looks similar at first appearances.Based in Apopka, FL, FlameBoss, was founded in 2013 by Roger Collins, a computer engineer and smoked barbecue fan.