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Thanks for the input, I believe I will go the PID route. Any specific links to doing the mod? Going to begin my research.

I’m not sure if that was the bat signal but I did do some playing around with this controller tonight and have a general understanding of its basic operation ( set temp, switch between cooling and heated modes) and I’ve ran it on my bench to make sure I understand its operation. My original...

$160 auber PID and you'd have an excellent smoker with less than half price of a different unit. (And wouldn't need your numbers😉) https://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=14_28&products_id=110

No . That setup mimics a smokehouse . No doubt it's a great setup , but it won't compare to a Pellet grill / smoker . I have a 30 that's set up with an Auber controller and a mailbox . I only use it for sausage , hams and the like . Not saying it won't do the job for other stuff , but for me it...

Hi all, Been a while since posting and wanted to share my latest smoker mod. I use an MES30 analog with a slow smoker attachment and an Auber PID. I did several out-of-the-box modifications to the unit and posted the writeup a couple of years ago...

Hi there and welcome! Let us know exactly what you bought (amazon links would be great). if you but just a PID controller that looks like this, there is a lot more involved than just wiring it into the MES. You would have to buy more parts, components, etc. to build a fulling working PID...

...work as I have upgraded. It is insulated with kaowool and has always been a great oven, held 300 degrees for hours no problem. It has an auber PID controller with two 4000 watt oven elements (240v). I'll attach photos. I know it's overkill and crosses the line between oven and smoker but it's...

Doc, I directly connected a power cord to the element of my MES40 and plug it into my Auber WS_1510ELPM PID controller. Never looked back.

Awesome. Thank you. I've been slowly reading through this thread and a lot of my previous questions had already been answered - so, I'm sorry for that. I setup the PID/wifi/app today. I'll test everything tomorrow. I wanted to wait until things were dry. I did an internal clean and pulled some...

...on this old thing I got for free. I've done the rewire, I'll be replacing the temp safety switch when that comes in the mail, I have an Auber PID ready to go, and I have a cold smoke generator. Now, I'm wondering if/how I should modify the exhaust. Most I've seen come out the top and I've...

...because they were not built for oven/cooking applications but more for greenhouse, plant, and pet reptile heating purposes. So again, an Auber PID (about $160 for the lowest option that will work) is your best option. Building a for the 1st time will run you more money than that in parts...

My Auber WS-1510DPMS has worked well with Snoopy. Soon to try out the new PID.

If you can get an inkbird they are a good second choice to Auber. Inkbird is also a forum sponsor

This is the first Mes 30 Gen 2.5 hybrid I saw on the HSN with colored doors with windows 6+ years ago. This started the new slanted top to the right chip burner roof that pushed heat to the right rear corner before going back left to the top left vent like the Gen 2.0 that did it with the slant...

I've been advised my circuit board needs replacing (MB130) but reading all about the PID options here. Struggling to find a source for an Auber PID in the UK - anyone had any success this side of the pond - or a replacement circuit board?

No problem. This thread is pretty big now so it's not easy to come in at any point and sort through the info. The initial post incorporates most of the necessary info but it may miss a small percentage of things needed or people just have questions. You are asking and getting things fixed...

Thermistor? I thought they used an RTD. Either way, Omega Engineering sells just about every type of temperature sensor made.

1510ELPM is the go-to. @tallbm is the resident Auber guru when it comes to the MES,I imagine he will chime in shortly.

Not really that familiar with Bradley but Auber makes PID specifically for them. IIRC they have smoke control (fan?) unlike the units for out MES. https://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_reviews&products_id=72

So I followed the instructions and connected the #1 & #3 wires as well as the #2 & #4 wires. When I tried plugging into the Auber PID device I purchased it immediately blew the fuse in the Auber. I then plugged it directly into the wall and tripped the 15 amp circuit breaker. Could there be...