"They indicate the surface temperature, and by extension the temperature of the flue gasses." What does this mean?
740250
its help burn the stuff thats builds up in the flume. keeps the flume clear the flume so the smoke goes outs good
740251
If this magnetic thermometer is placed as directed, about 12 inches above the wood-burning stove, on the flue, it will indicate the temperature of the flue at that point. The temperature of the flue is very closely related to the temperature of the gasses flowing through it. And those gasses are the by-product of the combustion going on within the stove. It is then possible to alter the variables of the fire burning in the stove--fuel and air supply--to reach a state of efficient burn. The ranges on the thermometer indicate whether the flue temperature and, by extension, the temperature of the flue gasses are "too cool," optimal or "too hot". If this magnetic thermometer is placed as directed, about 12 inches above the wood-burning stove, on the flue, it will indicate the temperature of the flue at that point. The temperature of the flue is very closely related to the temperature of the gasses flowing through it. And those gasses are the by-product of the combustion going on within the stove. It is then possible to alter the variables of the fire burning in the stove--fuel and air supply--to reach a state of efficient burn. The ranges on the thermometer indicate whether the flue temperature and, by extension, the temperature of... » Read More If this magnetic thermometer is placed as directed, about 12 inches above the wood-burning stove, on the flue, it will indicate the temperature of the flue at that point. The temperature of the flue is very closely related to the temperature of the gasses flowing through it. And those gasses are the by-product of the combustion going on within the stove. It is then possible to alter the variables of the fire burning in the stove--fuel and air supply--to reach a state of efficient burn. The ranges on the thermometer indicate whether the flue temperature and, by extension, the temperature of the flue gasses are "too cool," optimal or "too hot". « Show Less
740252
If this magnetic thermometer is placed as directed, about 12 inches above the wood-burning stove, on the flue, it will indicate the temperature of the flue at that point. The temperature of the flue is very closely related to the temperature of the gasses flowing through it. And those gasses are the by-product of the combustion going on within the stove. It is then possible to alter the variables of the fire burning in the stove--fuel and air supply--to reach a state of efficient burn. The ranges on the thermometer indicate whether the flue temperature and, by extension, the temperature of the flue gasses are "too cool," optimal or "too hot".
740253
The magnetic thermometer needs to be placed on the flue pipe 12 inches from where it exits the firebox. This gives you the best read of how to control the burn temperature inside the safe zone indicated on the thermometer. Too cool forms creosote build up at a faster rate. Too hot and you waste fuel and it could start a chimney fire.
1996410
I think it's just a matter of semantics, like the "foul pole" on a baseball field actually being in fair territory. The fan is "off" until the temperature rises to the point set on the dial. Be sure to provide shade for the sensor, or the fan will come on prematurely.
23498
Safety, it means it has a sensor that will shut the water heater off if it gets to hot.
2253200
it means the dot is 4mos across and 4moa high. sounds big but it really isn't. this is a red dot. there's no need for mos built into the base etc.
145053
It means the unit is defrosting. It will return to regular operation when done defrosting.
1569414
The display shows the current temperature, and is BLUE if the temp is a couple of degrees lower than the thermostat setting and RED if the water is too hot. NO specific light for the heating element cycling on/off. Not a big problem to me; the Heater is pretty nice and I'm glad I got it. VERY stable temperature maintenance.
70547
I think you can assume that it is reporting the temperature at the tip of the probe. I say this because when I insert the whole probe into a compost pile, I often get a reading of 160 degrees Fahrenheit. I know for a fact that the exterior of the compost pile is NOT this hot -- but the center of the pile is!
263330
It shows the temperature but you need to take it off for an accurate reading.
1058978
The temperature reads in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. I hope this answers your question.
797065
Hi Nancy,I am not sure since the temp is not written out as degrees but simply Lo, Med, Hi.
480048
It shows the actual temperature (in celcius). You have to go through the menu to see the set point.
1706783
According to the booklet provided I believe it indicates the temperature of the water at the inlet is at or slightly above 190 degrees F, ideal temp for brewing coffee
891472
Looks like it could be a typo. They probably meant non-flammable. A phone call to the manufacturer should resolve the issue.
366708
I'm not sure why they say that. Mine came with an outdoor sensor that sends signals to the inside unit for Temp/humidity. It's white .
1538395
It is a slide control. There are not any temperature numbers on the control. It is a Minimum, Halfway point, and Maximum setting.
1769159
It means it is at operating temp. It will go off if you put something cold on it.
480050
When you are programming the set point it shows the temp you are setting it to. During normal operation it shows the current temperature reading from the probe.