Bull Is there an auto-relight feature?

[jtice]

I am shopping for an upgrade to my home smoker. I have a Traeger Tailgater that fits in my motorhome and has a Savannah Stoker with auto=relight. I love that feature and would like that in my new rig. If the temp drops to 170 the igniter is turned on.
Do any of the RTs have this? I read through the 700 manual and didn't see anything.
TIA,

John

 

[Mastertech59]

I am shopping for an upgrade to my home smoker. I have a Traeger Tailgater that fits in my motorhome and has a Savannah Stoker with auto=relight. I love that feature and would like that in my new rig. If the temp drops to 170 the igniter is turned on.
Do any of the RTs have this? I read through the 700 manual and didn't see anything.
TIA,

John

Not that I'm aware of, I would recommend calling recteq on this one.

 

[We'reSmokin'Now]

Found this in a old thread...hope it helps.

https://www.recteqforum.com/threads/flame-out-and-minimum-feed-rate-questions.2512/

Where the flame essentially just goes out for some reason. The Bull then has to reignite. Usually the pellets somehow smother the fire.

the good thing is this grill has a reigniting system. My old Traeger you’d have to break the grill down and vacuum the pellets out of the firepot and start over.

Good luck.

 

[PRC]

I am shopping for an upgrade to my home smoker. I have a Traeger Tailgater that fits in my motorhome and has a Savannah Stoker with auto=relight. I love that feature and would like that in my new rig. If the temp drops to 170 the igniter is turned on.
Do any of the RTs have this? I read through the 700 manual and didn't see anything.
TIA,

John

I would love to be able to use the Savannah Stoker from my Traeger in the 1250. The auto relight is a great feature, I always set it to 10 degrees under my cook temperature and have never had a flameout. There are a couple of other settings that I use, controlling the fan speed and setting the minimum auger feed timing in seconds were two others I used. Enabled very stable cooks even when the outside temperatures were in the extremes.