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  1. K

    Venting Electric smoker for indoor use

    Roger that. I just saw in the manual that it said to keep both top and bottom vents equally opened/closed for different types of applications. For instance, when turning the smoker above 180 degrees, it instructs you to completely close both vents.
  2. K

    Venting Electric smoker for indoor use

    I like that alot! Will give it some thought and research. Thank you sir
  3. K

    Venting Electric smoker for indoor use

    I will vent it out the sidewall and extend at least 14” out so it’s outside the eve.
  4. K

    Venting Electric smoker for indoor use

    So I’ve found these aluminum blast gates which look like they’d be pretty slick, but not sure how they’d hold up to heat...
  5. K

    Venting Electric smoker for indoor use

    So I’m not new to smoking at all, but am going to step up my sausage/stick/jerky making with an electric cabinet style smoker. I went with the pro smoker classic 100s. It seals up extremely well, and has a 3” vent at the top, and also an adjustable vent at the bottom of the door. I’d like to...
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