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It has vents but they're not easy to attach something to. From a bit more reading up it's awkward to use with a weber kettle and the recommended method of installation is to drill a hole in it.
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It should work in theory as a kettle is basically the same as a kamado but a smaller volume (although metal and not ceramic), not sure I'd want to be drilling a hole in a new bbq though, have you seen any good examples of it working online?
I got a kamado because it's great for grilling and smoking but they're £££ and not worth it if it's only gonna be used a few times a year? Although (in theory) you'll never need to buy another one. Maybe you'd be better off buying a cheap smoker than drilling your bbq?
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Not sure. I use mine on a kamado bbq. What ever you use it on needs to have inlet vents that you can block and fill with the fan so it's now regulating your air intake and out let vents that you can adjust. What type of vents does your kettle have?