Upgraded Temp Meat Probe for Pit Boss Pellet Grills 3.5mm

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Upgraded Temp Meat Probe for Pit Boss Pellet Grills 3.5mm

Key Features

  • Reusable temperature meat probe for compatible Pit Boss pellet grills and smokers.
  • 3.5mm plug connection for grills with digital control probe capability.
  • Stainless steel probe construction for food-contact cooking applications.
  • Measures temperatures from 32°F to 1000°F.
  • Silver finish for outdoor cooking use.
  • Monitor internal food temperature without opening the grill lid, helping maintain stable cooking heat.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • 3.5mm Plug Probe

Compatibility & Fitment

This probe fits Pit Boss pellet grills and smokers with a digital control probe input, including the following models and series:

  • 1000 Traditions, 1000NC Nascar Edition, 1000SC, 1000T4
  • 3 Series, 4 Series, 5 Series, and 7 Series Vertical Smokers
  • Pro Series 1100 Combo, Pro Series 1100-PS1, and Pro Series 820-PS1
  • Pro Series II 1150PS2, Pro Series II 600, Pro Series II 850PS2, and Pro Series II 4 Series Vertical Smoker
  • 820D3, Austin XL, Copper Top Portable, KC Combo Platinum Series, Lexington, Sportsman 820, Sportsman Portable, Sportsman 1000, and Sportsman 1100
  • Sportsman 5 Series Vertical Smoker, Sportsman 7 Series Vertical Smoker, Classic 440NC Nascar Edition, and 700NC Nascar Edition
  • Ranch Hand, Rancher XL, Tailgater, Whiskey Still, Navigator 1150, Navigator 700, and Navigator 850

It does not fit Masterbuilt, Camp Chef, Char-Griller, Harbor, Bafour, ThermoPro, Polder, or pellet grills using a different probe connection.

When to Replace

  • Replace the probe when temperature readings are inaccurate, intermittent, or do not respond during cooking.
  • A damaged probe tip, frayed cable, bent plug, or corrosion can affect temperature readings and indicates replacement is needed.
  • Do not continue using the probe if the cable or plug has been exposed to water; the wire and plug are not waterproof.

Installation Tips

  • Confirm that the grill has a matching 3.5mm digital probe connection before installation.
  • Insert the plug fully into the compatible probe input, then position the stainless steel tip in the food.
  • Clean the probe tip with a damp cloth after each use. Do not immerse or wet the wire and plug.
  • For calibration, place the probe in a glass of ice water; it should read 32°F (0°C).
  • Avoid repeatedly twisting or sharply bending the cable, as this can cause breakage.
  • Product coverage is provided for defects or other issues under lifetime protection.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This probe is designed for Pit Boss pellet grills that use a 3.5 mm meat-probe connection. Confirm that your grill has the matching 3.5 mm jack before ordering, since connector types can vary between models.
The probe is rated for temperatures from 32°F to 1000°F, making it suitable for monitoring meat during normal pellet-grill cooking.
Common signs include inaccurate or fluctuating temperature readings, a display that does not detect the probe, unusually slow temperature changes, or readings that remain fixed despite the meat heating or cooling.
Installation is straightforward: turn off the grill, allow it to cool completely, disconnect the old probe from the controller, and plug the replacement into the 3.5 mm meat-probe jack. No special tools are normally required and installation typically takes only a few minutes.
Wipe the stainless-steel probe clean after use with a damp cloth or food-safe cleaner. Do not immerse the cable or connector in water, expose the connector to grease buildup, or sharply bend the cable near the probe.