Yes — the BBQube TempMaster Pro fits the Weber Go Anywhere charcoal grill, but you need the grill-specific damper adapter to mount the fan to the lower vent. Once fitted, the controller's variable-speed fan and probe can hold a steady pit temperature on this compact grill, letting you run low-and-slow cooks that the Go Anywhere isn't usually known for.

How does the TempMaster Pro attach to a Weber Go Anywhere?

The TempMaster Pro is a fan-driven controller: it reads your pit temperature with a probe, then spins a small variable-speed fan to feed exactly the amount of air your charcoal needs to hold your target. The fan has to seal to the grill's intake vent, and every grill's vent is shaped differently. That's why BBQube makes grill-specific adapters.

The Weber Go Anywhere has a rectangular lower damper rather than the round vents you'll find on a Kettle or a kamado. To mount the fan cleanly, you use the Damper Adapter for the Weber Go Anywhere Grill (BBQ-WEBGA-ADP). It gives the fan a sealed, secure home so no air sneaks in around the edges — which is the whole point. If the vent leaks, the controller can't govern airflow, and your temperature drifts.

Why the adapter matters more on a small grill

The Go Anywhere is a small firebox. That means it heats fast, holds less fuel, and reacts quickly to any stray air. On a big kamado you have thermal mass on your side; on a compact grill, a leaky vent turns into a temperature swing in minutes. A tight adapter seal lets the fan be the only air source, so the controller stays in charge.

Can you actually smoke low-and-slow on a Weber Go Anywhere?

You can — within reason. The Go Anywhere is a portable grill, not a dedicated smoker, so its charcoal capacity is limited. For short cooks like chicken thighs, ribs cut into sections, or a small pork tenderloin, you can absolutely hold 225–275°F for a couple of hours. For an all-day brisket you'll be fighting the fuel capacity no matter what controller you use.

Here's the honest framing: the TempMaster Pro makes the Go Anywhere hold temperature far more reliably, but it can't add charcoal that isn't there. Think of it as a way to turn a picnic grill into a competent short-cook smoker.

Do I need a heat deflector too?

For anything low-and-slow, yes — indirect heat is essential. The Go Anywhere puts your food close to the coals, so cooking directly over them at low temperatures will scorch the bottom and give you uneven results. A stainless steel heat deflector and drip pan (BBQ-WEBGA-DFT) shields the food from direct radiant heat and catches drippings, giving you true indirect cooking. Pair it with the fan-controlled airflow and you have a genuine little smoke rig.

How do I set it up step by step?

Learn the manual craft first

Even with a controller, it pays to understand vent control. On a charcoal grill, the bottom (intake) vent sets how hot you run, and the top vent mostly controls smoke flow. Low-and-slow lives on small intake openings. Techniques like the minion method — a bed of unlit coals lit at one point so the fire spreads slowly — stretch your fuel and smooth out temperature swings. For a deep dive into charcoal fire management and food-safety temperatures, AmazingRibs.com (amazingribs.com) and USDA guidance are solid, trustworthy references.

Once you know the craft, the payoff of automation becomes obvious: the BBQube TempMaster Pro takes the constant vent-tweaking off your plate. Set your target, and the fan holds it while you're prepping sides or hanging out with guests. That's the set-and-forget upgrade — especially handy on a small, reactive grill that would otherwise demand babysitting.

What the TempMaster Pro is — and isn't

The TempMaster Pro is a fan-driven temperature controller for charcoal and close-lid grills. It works on the Weber Go Anywhere with the right adapter, and also on the Weber Kettle, Weber Smokey Mountain, Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe, and Akorn Kamado via their own adapters. It is not a pellet-grill controller — it governs airflow to a live charcoal fire. On the Go Anywhere specifically, expect great temperature control but plan around the grill's limited fuel capacity.

FAQ

Does the BBQube TempMaster Pro fit the Weber Go Anywhere out of the box?

It fits, but you need the grill-specific Damper Adapter for the Weber Go Anywhere (BBQ-WEBGA-ADP) to seal the fan to the rectangular lower vent. Without it the fan can't fully control airflow.

Can I run an overnight brisket on a Go Anywhere with the TempMaster Pro?

Not really — the Go Anywhere's small firebox holds limited charcoal, so long overnight cooks aren't practical no matter the controller. It's best suited to shorter low-and-slow cooks like ribs, chicken, or small cuts.

Do I need a heat deflector for low-and-slow on the Go Anywhere?

Yes. The food sits close to the coals, so you need the stainless steel heat deflector and drip pan (BBQ-WEBGA-DFT) to create indirect heat and avoid scorching the bottom of your food.

Is the TempMaster Pro a pellet grill controller?

No. It's a fan-driven controller for charcoal and close-lid grills. It governs airflow to a live charcoal fire and is not compatible with pellet grills.

What temperature can the TempMaster Pro hold on a Go Anywhere?

With a good adapter seal and a lit charcoal bed, you can hold typical smoking temperatures of 225–275°F. On a grill this small, keep an eye on fuel level for cooks longer than a couple of hours.