Does it have the Pellet sensor? null

Yes the iron wood 650 did come with the sensor.

Yes. And you can get the information from the Traeger App. You don’t have to be by the smoker to get the pellet info.

Yes, it tells you right in the app a percentage of how many pellets are left.

Yes, the Traegar Ironwood 650 does track pellet level. You can tell on the screen as well as on the Traegar App. Note the pellet auger is on the left so sometimes you have to push the pellets towards the left to keep the reading accurate. One more thing: be aware that the "Make Now" feature still has some glitches that Traegar is correcting. On the Rib Recipe the temp dropped. Better to set the temp, then use the meat probe to determine doneness and when to move onto the next step per the recipe instructions. Recipes are excellent! Brisket seems to take 1.5hours per pound based on two tries that tasted great, but took longer than expected.

“Does it have the Pellet sensor?”

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Yes the iron wood 650 did come with the sensor.
Answered by Henry 1 year ago
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Yes. And you can get the information from the Traeger App. You don’t have to be by the smoker to get the pellet info.
Answered by RelloT 2 years ago
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Yes, it tells you right in the app a percentage of how many pellets are left.
Answered by Clayton 3 years ago
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Yes, the Traegar Ironwood 650 does track pellet level. You can tell on the screen as well as on the Traegar App. Note the pellet auger is on the left so sometimes you have to push the pellets towards the left to keep the reading accurate. One more thing: be aware that the "Make Now" feature still has some glitches that Traegar is correcting. On the Rib Recipe the temp dropped. Better to set the temp, then use the meat probe to determine doneness and when to move onto the next step per the recipe instructions. Recipes are excellent! Brisket seems to take 1.5hours per pound based on two tries that tasted great, but took longer than expected.
Answered by 3boymom 3 years ago
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