I started off, with the Rutland Thermometer on the top of the stove, .......
Then someone said I'd get a more accurate read if I would locate it on the flange over the face of the stove.
Do you think my stove temp reads would be better on the top or the flange (I noted that the temps shown when the thermometer was on the top of the stove, were about 100º less, than they are where it is now. Picture of "where it is now," attached. Not exactly however, since I currently have it in the MIDDLE of the flange.
I'm just interested in the most accurate representation of what is going on inside my firebox, as possible. (thus the reason for having bought the laser thermometer......to compare sides, to top, to stove face).
Which location is likely to be more true?
-Soupy1957
Then someone said I'd get a more accurate read if I would locate it on the flange over the face of the stove.
Do you think my stove temp reads would be better on the top or the flange (I noted that the temps shown when the thermometer was on the top of the stove, were about 100º less, than they are where it is now. Picture of "where it is now," attached. Not exactly however, since I currently have it in the MIDDLE of the flange.
I'm just interested in the most accurate representation of what is going on inside my firebox, as possible. (thus the reason for having bought the laser thermometer......to compare sides, to top, to stove face).
Which location is likely to be more true?
-Soupy1957