Reply to "Electric timer to shut it off when it should be done?"

qnorthNear Traverse City, MI

I've used a timer a lot to turn ON the smoker.

If the weather is cool enough, I may put in some meat the night before and set the time to go on at 5AM, but I have never used it to turn the smoker off. I might do that as a safeguard - - "I may not make it home at the right hour so setting the turn off might at least save the product."

Most good timers will handle 1500 watts and the max watts for CS smokers is 1200 I think for the 055. I have the 055 and have had no problems with the timers.

1/10/104:04 PM

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