Can this be used in a standard weber charcoal grill? Want to purchase for my husband for our anniversary, he's very big into grilling.
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Yes it can. I use it on a large charcoal grill as well as a smaller gas grill too. The great thing I like about it is it prevents me from suffering from my impatience. I tend to want the meat temp to rise faster so I make the grill hotter. Consequences are that the meat burns on the outside before the inside gets done. With the dual sensors you can tell when the fire is hot enough to cook the meat. So just give the meat time to rise to the cooking temperature and don't just keep making the fire hotter and hotter so a good cut of meat is ruined.
1729841
Yes it could be used. However you may need to drill holes for the temperature probes.
1729842
I would imagine, yes. I use it typically in my Cajun Injector Smoker. I have a Weber propane grill and it would work on there as well. The grill thermometer sits on top of the grates of the grill. Hopefully this helps. I love mine.
1729843
We use it with our Weber, our smoker and our oven. It is so convenient to have the remote in the house and be able to read the cooking temperature without going outside. Highly recommend it.
1729844
Heck yeah! And it will make him the new grill king on your block. The temperature probe will snap in to the grill grate, so the type of grill doesn't matter too much. This temperature probe will be far more accurate than the dial thermometer on the dome, and your husband will also be able to monitor meat temp, meaning better meals for you!
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I would think this would work great with a Weber. The only suggestion is that the "sender" part of this would need to rest on something, like a shelf. I am referring to the unit that you will plug into the meat being monitored. I love this combo. Knowing the internal meat temp is critical for success, and the temperature chart is a bonus!
1729846
It can. I have a weber charcoal grill. Your husband will absolutely love it. The other option is the iGrill
1729847
I would think you can. with that said, a modification might need to be made, to get the probes into the inside of the grill. I have seen it done two ways, put the probes in through one of the air outlet holes in the top or drill a small hole in the base, near the top, to bring the probes through. I wouldn't put them between the base and cover, as it might pinch the probe cable. I think he will like the ET 732.I really like mine. I use it all the time in my smoker.
92139
Only the manufacturer could assist with this question. My grill was obviously different than yours.
1889843
The mounting bracket slot appears to be a universal size, as does the receiver for the rotisserie shaft. On mine I did remove the ~3/8 in spacers between the mounting bracket and the motor assembly for a better fit of my rotisserie shaft/assembly inside the BBQ housing (i.e. moved the motor closer to the BBQ housing). If you have the correct rotisserie assembly for your Weber the motor should work fine.
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As a matter of fact, I did and it did. I bought it with a Char-Broil grill, which,of course, rusted out in 18 months. I ditched the grill and bought a Weber S-210 (Same size as E-210. Fits fine. I covered the CHAR-BROIL name with duct tape so the neighbors would not believe I was dumb enough to buy a Char Broil product. Is a Weber grill not the greatest thing in the world since canned beer??
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My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
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We use it in our charcoal grill and it work great. soak wood chips well and place it in/near hot coals so that the box gets hot enough to cause chips to smoke. We love it
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Dear Kathryn D.,If you have an old style Weber grill that has the big spider guards you can take them off the old one and reuse them. These burners have them built into the burner. But they are not the big guards that the old grills once had.Please let us know if you should have any other questions.Thank you
1928201
Unless your grill has the exact dimensions as the oven, I doubt it. I also doubt a standard grill has the BTU output of a Camp Chef stove. Check the specs on your grill. Who knows? It might work.
1528168
Although I haven't tried this, I suppose you can take out the middle section and place the grate on top of the charcoal ring. Weber offers a bbq grill that can also be used for smoking, I have a friend who has one and it smokes very well. If you are going to do more grilling than smoking that might be a better choice. Hope that helps.
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Hi, I do not see why you can't use it on a charcoal grill. I have not used it on one. But I have used it on a smoker & a propaine grill. It is heavy cast iron. It should work fine.
1611498
You might look up on the WEBER site to see it's compatible. They do list compatible models for parts.
2034528
You could if that's the only thing you have, but I would rather invest in a regular Weber grill for grilling (you get a smaller size weber grill). The smoker uses a different technique (slower cooking) than a grill.
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We own a Big Green Egg grill. You always fill this grill the same amount no matter if you are slow cooking at 150 degrees or cooking a steak at 700 degrees. The difference for this type of grill is how much air is getting into and leaving. I have never used lump charcoal in a standard weber grill, but know people who do. While I would like to help, I do not wish to pretend I know the answer. I'm sure you could find this information through a grilling forum or on google. Good luck. A major reason we also use this charcoal is the fact there are no chemicals.
1191639
I've never tried it on a charcoal grill. It does work on a gas grill. Sorry I'm not more help. I do LOVE the grill tho!!!
1440474
There are mounts you can buy to attach it to various charcoal grills. I got a bracket to mount it to my Char-Griller brand grill. I do not know if there is any such bracket for a Weber Grill, but taking into account the shape and design of the grill, I kind of doubt there is one. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
2105171
As long as the charcoal grill has a grate on top, i dont see why not. It just comes as a roll, so you could just cut it to whatever shape you want.
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Yes you can use it. Are you going to cover the rotisserie with the lid of the grill to make a sort or oven? If yes then choose an small rotisserie, there is no room for a large one. If you are not going to cover the rotisserie with the lid of the grill then no problem but remember that the charcoal fire always will smoke the sides and bottom of the rotisserie so choose better a grey color rotisserie.