Stove Thermometer, Magnetic Log Burner Thermometer, Fireplace Temperature Monitor Gauge for Wood Log,Magnetic Stove Thermometer Fire Stove Thermometer Gauge

• Package content: You will get a magnetic stove thermometer, which can control the temperature of the stove well, 6.3cm (diameter) x 1cm (depth)
• High-Quality Material:stove thermometer Consisting of aluminum dial, bimetal thermometer sensor, brass pointer and metal handle, durable for long-term use, you can get accurate temperature
• Easy to use: The stove thermometer is easy to use and install, you can place the magnetic back on the top or side of the stove, the convenient hook can also secure the thermometer to the stove or single wall flue thermometer, the thermometer has a strong and safe magnet that can be glued on the stove or flue to get the most accurate reading.
• Protection function:log burner thermometer can help you prevent the stove from overheating, and the clear combustion temperature mark can help you determine the temperature of the stove, let you make full use of the fuel, make sure you burn the fuel when operating the temperature
• EASY TO READ:stove thermometer log burner Has 2 unit readouts, measures from 100 to 900 degrees, wide range provides accurate temperature measurement, large dial is easy to read, creosote buildup, optimal performance and overheat period monitoring are noted on the dial and Optimize furnace efficiency

Box Dimensions: 6.3cm x 6.3cm x 1cm Weight: 30 grams Color: Black Material: Aluminum Includes:Stove Thermometer 1. Make your home fireplace more economical, optimized and safe, with this thermometer you will always know the temperature at which your fuel is burning so you can monitor and change the air to fuel ratio to make your fire more efficient. 2. Our stove thermometer features a clear and bold design, ensuring readings are clear at a glance. The colored sections indicate the optimal combustion range, obtaining the best and most sustained energy release from the fuel. 3. A fire burning at too hot a temperature can damage the stove, flue, and surrounding fireplace. Protect and maintain the fire by using a thermometer to continuously monitor the temperature of the fire and ensure the fuel does not burn too quickly.