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Small print on the label on the back says "Designed by INKBIRD." Literature indicates support by Inkbird.
Looks like it was a second distribution channel for them.
That makes sense because on second thought your smoker does not have a probe already in it. The PID linked above, along with your existing smoke generator as long as the smoke part works, is a better solution than the Bradley Digital. I have a Bradley Digital, and I use a PID. It controls...
Definitely. You don't even have to rewire, you just need a computer power cord that goes from the PID to the back of the chamber. If you have the original 500w heating element, find one that is rated for 10A or more (it will be molded into the plug or labeled somewhere.)
If you want to replace an existing Bradley Original Smoker smoke generator with a Bradley digital smoke generator, then it is possible. You may have to replace the temperature sensor as they changed types somewhere along the way. Call Bradley with your serial number to find out if you need to...
How about laying the slices out on a few racks and smoking them only for 10 minutes or so, rotating them through until you have done them all. That way the entire surface gets smoked, rather than relying on the smoke to migrate through over weeks or months. Also, you can taste the first ones...
I'll accept that thermisitors are not commonly called RTDs. But, a PT100 is 100 ohms at 0C, and a PT1000 is 1000 ohms at 0C. So, they are not interchangable.
RTD means resistance temperature detector, a generic term for a resistor that varies its resistance with temperature. This is also called a thermistor (thermal resistor.) There are NTC, negative temperature coefficient resistors, in which the resistance goes down when temperature goes up, and...