Kamado Joe® iKamand™ Smart Temperature Control and Monitoring Device for Classic Grills in Black

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The top of the line BBQGuru UltraQ controls the temperature of your pit, as well as being able to measure the temperature of 3 further probes inserted into food. When the word “engineered” is used, we automatically think of something made with strict guidelines, high-quality materials, and precision assembly. Each temperature probe is made of industrial-grade platinum and are rated to work in temperatures up to 475 If you’re both an avid smoker/griller and social media user, both company’s products cloud-sharing technology should pique your interest. The ability to brag beyond your immediate circle of friends and nemeses is too good to pass up!

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.The BBQGuru DynaQ is a stripped down version of the UltraQ, and looks similar at first appearances. More on the solidly stable stand; it also allows it to be mounted by 4 screw holes, added for attaching it to a surface for permanency if desired.

It has a fully featured Smartphone app that you can use to monitor and control your cooks, save historical data, and share cooks with other BBQ enthusiasts. The joy of smoking can go horribly wrong if the temperature isn’t consistent throughout the smoking process. There’s nothing wrong with having champagne tastes when it comes to buying an ATC. These products are meant to last, and if you plan to use them frequently, you’ll find you’ve made a good investment.The Flame Boss 500 fits a wide variety of drum, barrel, cabinet and offset style charcoal smokers and grills, and is ideal for low-and-slow cooking. Small variations of 2-3 degrees above or below the set temperature can be expected but are not a problem. About its business’ is our first impression of this controller, though it does sleeker and more ‘designed’ than its predecessor the flame boss 300. BBQ Guru the company also carries a line of smokers and grills with related accessories, BBQ sauce, rubs, and injections, and tools, knives, apparel, smoke wood, and thermometers. But specific to the automatic temperature controllers they can supply: It takes the information given it (food and pit temperatures) calculates time and optimal temperature for food to reach the proper doneness. Graphing: See the progress of your cook over time so you can better control your entire grilling experience.

Never exceed thermometer’s maximum temperature rating. This is possibly the number one killer of a digital grill thermometer! 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.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.

Features — There may be more than what you’re going to use and are reflected in the cost. Be sure you won’t be paying for something you’re not going to use (like cloud sharing your cooks — more on that later) It plugs into an outlet and monitors the pit temperature, as well as a single probe for monitoring meat temperature, too. His love of barbecue inspired him to help everyone to achieve excellent results from their grill or smoker.In the 2000s, the first automatic temperature controllers (ATCs) for BBQs and smokers were created to manage the temperature of both pit and food throughout the cooking process. For the most part, which model you decide is best for you comes down to your budget, how many food probes you wish your controller to support, and overall design aesthetics when comparing similar models head to head.