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product_id: 164271432
title: "Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control"
brand: "masterbuilt"
price: "₨217741"
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# Adjustable dual cooking grids 1500W heating power Precise temperature control Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control

**Brand:** masterbuilt
**Price:** ₨217741
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your BBQ ritual with precision and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control by masterbuilt
- **How much does it cost?** ₨217741 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- masterbuilt enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted masterbuilt brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stay in Control:** Integrated full-range heat indicator and adjustable temperature dial keep your culinary creations on point every time.
- • **Master Your Smoke Game:** 1500-watt heating element delivers consistent, powerful heat for perfect low-and-slow or high-temp smoking.
- • **Tailored Cooking Space:** Two chrome-plated grids with variable height adjustments let you customize your smoking layers like a pro chef.
- • **Built for Safety & Style:** Cool-touch spring wire door handle and side handles ensure safe handling with sleek, durable black powder-coated steel.
- • **Effortless Cleanup & Flavor Boost:** Porcelain-coated water pan and chip tray maximize smoke flavor while simplifying post-cook cleanup.

## Overview

The Smoke Hollow 26142E is a robust 26-inch electric smoker featuring a powerful 1500-watt heating element and fully adjustable temperature control, designed for both novice and seasoned pitmasters. Its dual chrome-plated cooking grids offer flexible height settings within a spacious 1.3 cu.ft. cooking chamber, while safety-focused features like cool-touch handles and a secure latch system ensure worry-free operation. Porcelain-coated water pan and chip tray enhance smoke infusion and simplify maintenance, making this smoker a must-have for anyone serious about mastering authentic smoked flavors with modern convenience.

## Description

Dual handles. Includes a steel water pan, removable grease cup and porcelain coated steel wood chip box and lid. Warranty: One year. Made from steel. Black color. Assembly required. 19 in. L x 16.5 in. W x 35.5 in. H (40 lbs.). Cabinet Dimensions 14 in. L x 12 in. W x 26 in. H. Who says smokers can't be electric? highly efficient and guaranteed to enrich your food with that fully smoked flavor, the smoke hollow electric wood smoker is a new kind of smoker that's all about making the process safer and easier for you. This is a top-of-the-line smoker with two chrome-plated cooking grids with multiple adjustment levels. The heavy-duty fully-welded steel cabinet, with cool touch door handle and sure-lock latch, has a high-temp black powder coating and a cubic capacity of 1.3 cubic feet. with a large temperature gauge right on the door you'll be able to keep track of the cooking process at your convenience.

Review: So, this was my first foray into smokers (Electric or otherwise). I didn’t want to spend too much, since this was kind of an experiment, so I went with this inexpensive model. In this case, inexpensive does NOT equate to cheap! I consider myself a HUGE fan of BBQ goods and cook several times a week on the Char Broil BBQ grill that has served me well for many years, and will continue to as well – this smoker is NOT a replacement for my grill. I wanted to dip my proverbial “toe in the water” for smoking foods, specifically Boston Butt (Also called pork butt) and pork loin. The entire family LOVES pulled pork sandwiches, pulled pork BBQ plates, as well as a nicely cooked and seasoned pork loin. I was as prepared as possible for using my smoker, as I purchased a Kindle eBook through desertcart called “The Unofficial Masterbuilt Smoker Cookbook 2: A BBQ Smoking Guide & 121 Electric Smoker Recipes (The Unofficial Masterbuilt Smoker Cookbook Series) Kindle Edition”. Yeah, I know, this book doesn’t reference the make and/or model I purchased, but it’s still a VERY valuable resource. The Kindle eBook is about $1, and worth MUCH, MUCH more. The main thing you need to know when using a smoker is that you cook by internal meat temperature, not time. Anyway, I ordered my smoker, it arrived in 2 days thanks to desertcart Prime, and went together quickly and easily. The instructions are pretty clear and with my handy dandy cordless screw driver, I was ready for seasoning the smoker in about 20 minutes. I seasoned the smoker that evening; it takes about 3-4 hours and is straight forward. Fast forward to my first use of the smoker. The wife picked up a Boston butt and I coated it with a rub, letting the flavor soak in overnight in the fridge. Early the next morning, I loaded the smoker with wood chips (A mixture of apple and cherry), filled the water pan, set the temperature on the smoker grill to low and let it preheat to 225 degrees – the desired smoker temperature for this process, according to my eBook. Once preheated and maintaining a constant temperature, I threaded my wireless thermometer cable through the back of the smoker (Using the adjustable air flow vent), inserted the thermometer probe into the Boston butt, placed it on the top rack and let the magic begin. The process went pretty smoothly, taking about 9 hours from start to finish. I stopped the process when the internal temperature of the meat reached 200 degrees. My remote wireless thermometer notified me with a BEEP when this milestone was reached. I quickly went outside, turned the smoker off, removed the Boston Butt and let it sit inside for about 30 minutes to cool down. After cooling a little, I took my “meat claws” (They came with my silicone gloves as a combo package) and shredded the meat. The family watched intensely, with their plates ready for the pulled pork goodness that awaited. Not a single person was disappointed with the results. And, not a shred remained for left overs. Things that I wasn’t TOTALLY prepared for: I found myself replacing the wood chips every 2-3 hours. They seemed to burn rather quickly. I might try soaking the wood chips next time to see if they last longer and still provide a great smoky flavor. Of course, I’ll experiment with the vent on the back of the smoker to control air flow and see if that makes a difference. Final notes: You’ll need a few things to make your smoker experience a success. The first thing you’ll need is a cooking thermometer. I chose the ThermoPro TP09 model, which is about $20 right here on desertcart. This model is wireless and does exactly what I need. You’ll also need wood chips for a smoky flavor, silicone gloves, meat claws (for pulling the pork apart at the end) and rubs and BBQ sauce. But, the only things you “can’t live without” when using your smoker is the cooking thermometer and wood chips. What’s next? I want to try the Texas Crunch variation described in the eBook I purchased. I’ll also try some different rubs and additives (Mop sauces, etc.) during the smoking process. And, of course, I’ll try different meats like a pork loin and maybe even some chicken. If you’re considering this smoker, I can highly recommend it based on my experience.
Review: Very happy with the purchase. This entry level smoker was just what I was looking for. Good size for everyday smoking. Unit works well with reasonably placed water and chip tray around the heating element. It has an analog turn dial for temperature that is OK, but takes a bit of experience to get 'it right'. Been smoking meats all summer and really been enjoying the process and taste.

## Features

- Includes 1500-watt heating element with fully adjustable temperature control
- Two (2) chrome-plated cooking grids are included and can be adjusted to variable heights
- Full Range Heat Indicator
- Side handles and cool-touch spring wire door handle with latch system
- Porcelain Coated Water Pan
- Porcelain Coated Chip Tray
- 1.3 cu.ft. Cooking Capacity
- 36.5" x 19" x 16.5"

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00NP3U6CG |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (875) |
| Date First Available | 18 Sept. 2014 |
| Item display height | 16 inches |
| Item display length | 32 inches |
| Item display weight | 20.41 kg |
| Item display width | 18 inches |
| Item model number | 26142E |
| Manufacturer | Smoke Hollow |
| Material type | Painted Steel |
| Part number | 26142E |
| Power source type | Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 41.91 x 48.26 x 90.17 cm; 15.85 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MasterBuilt
- **Colour:** Black
- **Fuel type:** Electric
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00186505000599
- **Manufacturer:** Smoke Hollow
- **Outer material:** Alloy Steel
- **Power source:** Electric
- **UPC:** 186505000599

## Images

![Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81TVvbBuWPL.jpg)
![Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/915pKGE6GkL.jpg)
![Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81SzyEg+OfL.jpg)
![Smoke Hollow 26142E 26-Inch Electric Smoker with Adjustable Temperature Control - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61yLvmbUBZL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it be used indoors?**
A: No. I would not use indoors

**Q: I presume it does not come assembled.... Is there lots to put together**
A: Very easy assembly

**Q: Does it work better with soaked wood chips or dry wood chips?**
A: As a professional Chefi can tell you 100% soak. I soak with either water, apple juice or rootbeer depending on the flavor I'm looking for. The amount and intensity of smoke and flavor are much more enhanced with soaked chips. Dry chips burn up way too fast which leads to losing the crucial smoke when you have to open the door to replace chips.

**Q: does this work on a standard electrical outlet?**
A: Yes. 110 standard power

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***! on 23 July 2018*

So, this was my first foray into smokers (Electric or otherwise). I didn’t want to spend too much, since this was kind of an experiment, so I went with this inexpensive model. In this case, inexpensive does NOT equate to cheap! I consider myself a HUGE fan of BBQ goods and cook several times a week on the Char Broil BBQ grill that has served me well for many years, and will continue to as well – this smoker is NOT a replacement for my grill. I wanted to dip my proverbial “toe in the water” for smoking foods, specifically Boston Butt (Also called pork butt) and pork loin. The entire family LOVES pulled pork sandwiches, pulled pork BBQ plates, as well as a nicely cooked and seasoned pork loin. I was as prepared as possible for using my smoker, as I purchased a Kindle eBook through Amazon called “The Unofficial Masterbuilt Smoker Cookbook 2: A BBQ Smoking Guide & 121 Electric Smoker Recipes (The Unofficial Masterbuilt Smoker Cookbook Series) Kindle Edition”. Yeah, I know, this book doesn’t reference the make and/or model I purchased, but it’s still a VERY valuable resource. The Kindle eBook is about $1, and worth MUCH, MUCH more. The main thing you need to know when using a smoker is that you cook by internal meat temperature, not time. Anyway, I ordered my smoker, it arrived in 2 days thanks to Amazon Prime, and went together quickly and easily. The instructions are pretty clear and with my handy dandy cordless screw driver, I was ready for seasoning the smoker in about 20 minutes. I seasoned the smoker that evening; it takes about 3-4 hours and is straight forward. Fast forward to my first use of the smoker. The wife picked up a Boston butt and I coated it with a rub, letting the flavor soak in overnight in the fridge. Early the next morning, I loaded the smoker with wood chips (A mixture of apple and cherry), filled the water pan, set the temperature on the smoker grill to low and let it preheat to 225 degrees – the desired smoker temperature for this process, according to my eBook. Once preheated and maintaining a constant temperature, I threaded my wireless thermometer cable through the back of the smoker (Using the adjustable air flow vent), inserted the thermometer probe into the Boston butt, placed it on the top rack and let the magic begin. The process went pretty smoothly, taking about 9 hours from start to finish. I stopped the process when the internal temperature of the meat reached 200 degrees. My remote wireless thermometer notified me with a BEEP when this milestone was reached. I quickly went outside, turned the smoker off, removed the Boston Butt and let it sit inside for about 30 minutes to cool down. After cooling a little, I took my “meat claws” (They came with my silicone gloves as a combo package) and shredded the meat. The family watched intensely, with their plates ready for the pulled pork goodness that awaited. Not a single person was disappointed with the results. And, not a shred remained for left overs. Things that I wasn’t TOTALLY prepared for: I found myself replacing the wood chips every 2-3 hours. They seemed to burn rather quickly. I might try soaking the wood chips next time to see if they last longer and still provide a great smoky flavor. Of course, I’ll experiment with the vent on the back of the smoker to control air flow and see if that makes a difference. Final notes: You’ll need a few things to make your smoker experience a success. The first thing you’ll need is a cooking thermometer. I chose the ThermoPro TP09 model, which is about $20 right here on Amazon. This model is wireless and does exactly what I need. You’ll also need wood chips for a smoky flavor, silicone gloves, meat claws (for pulling the pork apart at the end) and rubs and BBQ sauce. But, the only things you “can’t live without” when using your smoker is the cooking thermometer and wood chips. What’s next? I want to try the Texas Crunch variation described in the eBook I purchased. I’ll also try some different rubs and additives (Mop sauces, etc.) during the smoking process. And, of course, I’ll try different meats like a pork loin and maybe even some chicken. If you’re considering this smoker, I can highly recommend it based on my experience.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***S on 30 July 2020*

Very happy with the purchase. This entry level smoker was just what I was looking for. Good size for everyday smoking. Unit works well with reasonably placed water and chip tray around the heating element. It has an analog turn dial for temperature that is OK, but takes a bit of experience to get 'it right'. Been smoking meats all summer and really been enjoying the process and taste.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by H***T on 1 April 2017*

I love this smoker and use it every weekend. Just started smoking some chicken breasts and will include a couple photos. I have made a few tweaks to mine. I have lined both pans with foil and then filled with sand, and then covered in foil. This provides thermal mass and gets the temperature right back up after opening/closing the door. I have not found the need for water, but some people like to use water...up to you. I have hung a wire grate from the second shelf and use it as a drip catcher with some foil under the meat. From the wire grate I have then hung wire loops to hold a square tube smoke generator. I can get ~5 hours of smoke with the tube filled to max capacity. However, I usually only fill it half-way and smoke for 2-3 hours, then eat or finish in the oven...depending on what I am smoking. **EDIT 20/Aug, 2017** Still rocking this smoker. I just smoked a 6lb pork shoulder and it came out perfect. I put it in the smoker around 11:00pm with the square smoke tube filled to the max. Set the temp on Low-ish setting (~225F) and went to sleep. Checked it around 7:00am and the meat temp was around 170. I cranked the heat up to medium (~280F) and the meat got up to 190F around 9:15am. Pulled it out and wrapped in foil and let it rest a few hours. Very delicious with the best bark I've had yet. No more wrapping in foil to beat the stall for me, I like a nice bark for burnt ends.

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