When installing, be careful to not let the Traeger side connector fall back into the front panel box. If you do you may have to remove the front panel to reach the connector and shove it through the access hole like I did.
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works pretty well. It doesn't assess the whole bin only directly under the sensor. So if the pellets aren't sliding down right under the sensor it reads a low number but if you go stir some of the pellets over it then bumps up. I wish the pellets funneled down better. I'm using traeger brand ones on a pro 575.
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The sensor is a very great feature to the grill. I have a Traeger 575 PRO grill. It is easy to calibrate. It posts it to your WIFI phone. When you do a many hour cook it is essential as it alerts your phone if pellets are low. It is as essential as the other great features the grili WIFI has. I just did a 13 hour smoke / cook a 13# prime rib roast. It came out great. I had, by the pellet sensor 50% of my pellets left.
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Really nice to get some sense of how many pellets are left. It doesn’t take into account uneven distribution from the divot that is caused by pellets being pulled in by the auger, so it’l day 30% when it’s more like 50% after smoothing they out again, but it’s still something, gives me some idea of what’s left, and I definitely recommend it!
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