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Fan Controller Adapter Plate

Your Smokeslinger doesn't need a controller. But if you already run a fan or PID controller and you like it, this is how you put it to work on your pit.

The Fan Controller Adapter Plate is a formed 16-gauge carbon steel plate that connects your own fan/PID controller to the firebox-door air inlet. Smokeslinger makes the plate. The fan and controller stay your gear.

Fits: Mini and Full Size Smokeslinger (direct-heat). Bolts up on the Liberty94 too.
Fitting: 1" male pipe thread (NPT), adaptable 1" to 1.5" with standard hardware-store parts.
Installs with zero tools.


How It Works



Fan Controller Adapter Plate FAQ

No. A Mini or Full Size Smokeslinger runs itself for hours unattended on a long-burn fire, set up in whatever mode you like, with or without a fan. This plate is for folks who already own a controller and want to use it, not something the pit needs.

Just about any fan/PID controller. The plate comes with a 1" male pipe thread fitting, which is the common controller standard, and it adapts from 1" to 1.5" with standard hardware-store parts if yours is different. Your fan and controller stay your own gear.

It's designed for the Mini and Full Size Smokeslinger direct-heat cookers. It also bolts up on the Liberty94 if you want to run it there, though the Liberty94 is an offset and still needs tending like any offset does. It's not made for the EmberForge.

Keep at least 3 inches between the plate and the fan, using a 3" or longer pipe nipple. Never run it shorter than that. Too close and the heat can melt the fan blades.

Zero tools. It slides onto the spring-loaded firebox-door air inlet, you rotate it to cover the inlet hole, and the center hole lines up with the fire so the fan feeds air straight in. Works with any mode or method you run.

Yes, one thing. Closing the lid on ANY smoker pushes a puff of hot air backward through the fan, and that can melt the fan blades. Before you close the lid, crack the air-inlet door for a minute so the air moves out through the door instead of back through your fan.