will this work with Oregon Scientific AW 129 wireless BBQ therometer?
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Generally speaking, when dealing with wired thermocouples, they are all the same. As long as your digital transmitter receives a two wire thermocouple, there shouldnt be any issues. I have used this model on a standard digital thermometer for my BBQ, and this one was ordered to use with PID thermostat control for a curing oven. I hope this helps.
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Won't be plug-and-play due to different connections. Could be adapted if they're the same type of thermosensor but this is 50/50 at best. Oregon Scientific does not disclose the necessary information online; perhaps their tech dept. would. If you've got a damaged unit just buy a new one; they're cheap.
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As far as I know this sensor will work with ANY programmable thermostat that requires a wired remote temp sensor.
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I have a smaller unit the Q 100 and it works on it. The item is very thick and takes some time to heat up.
837092
Yes I have an aussie grill and also use one to connect a CHef Camper outdoor stove also. Works well with both....
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I know it works with an Oregon 550t. If you go to the Garmin website and look up the specs for this sensor, they list the supported units. I have also found Garmin to be very responsive to emailed questions through their website.
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not sure if it will but i wouldnt recommend buying it mine only lasted about 1 month then all the wires and bolts inside fell apart so now i have to take the stove pipe back apart. this product is junk.
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It is working with my BAR208HGA unit right now. You have to do a manual scan with the base unit on the channel you have set the sensor on.
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yes. J. Bobay says same hardware version is required...I got one with an external probe and one (same brand) without. They're both on the same Linux server and provide me graphs and warning pages.I wrote a product review with a few more details and a couple sample graphs.
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The fittings on this unit will work with almost any Bernzomatic torch appliance. I was concerned about this myself but all "panned out"
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It should work fine with that the sensor wires have clamps that go around the wire you want to monitor. Mine works great!
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Yes, it will. I am very happy with this unit. Since it was comparatively less expensive than some other models I had my doubts. I use it in my country cottage to determine wall, wood burning furnace, and pipe temperatures. Unfortunately, my pipes froze before I ordered this. I like this unit so much, that I am going to order one for my home.
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We bought it for a BBQTek grill purchased a few years ago at Wal-Mart. When I put BBQTek into the search field, this came up. It wasn't an exact fit, but we were able to make it work! Hope this helps!
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Go to the following website & you'll find a complete Oregon Scientific base & sensor compatibility chart, hope this helps. http://www.weathershack.com/static/osi-sensor-compatibility-chart.html
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It should work, see below and try different application. Some of them require a pro version to connect with the sensor. Other option for you to check youtube.http://www.zephyranywhere.com/apps/
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I don't know if this element will work, but what you need is a WB13T10045 which is available on Amazon for $23.95 I believe the price was. I would get this instead and be sure. Good luck and Merry Christmas!
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I have a #JGS 920 and it works in mine. I would give it a try I wouldn't think they would have changed the probe for a later model oven.
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transducer will or should work, probably don't need antenna ( depends where unit is mounted, most have adequate internal antenna) and the unit is in the 500 series