i recently bought a heating pad and it has a switch that you have to hold i am looking for one that automaticlly turns off by itself
364897
Model number 155 has an automatic 20 minute timer. Check out ASIN B000ZHJS0G.
90776
DoNOT buy the Maximatic. It does not have auto shut off and nearly burnt my kitchen down:))
1252729
Does not turn off automatically. You would always know it was on because the only way it heats, is to also blow air.
46644
This does not have an auto shut off. However, it only takes seconds to heat up and I unplug them to roll my hair. I wouldn't need an auto shut off.
197062
On the lower right hand back corner there is an on/off switch that I use when I'm not needing hot water. You can also scroll through on the menu at " set time" and the "off" option will come up.
72646
Once set up, it has a button to go from off, heat, or cool - you tell it what you want. I don't think any device has an "auto" function like you want, you still have to tell it what your doing.
254391
Most heating pads have the auto shut-off. But, whether it's an auto shut-off or you shut it off, the control element should go cold. The one in this extra large heating pad, not king size, stays warm even when turned off. Therefore, you cannot leave it plugged in, it has to be unplugged for the control element to cool down. That's a step backward in technology!
2202872
You could use a timer to cut off the heater but would need to activate heater with your remote or power switch with power on.
222453
It doesn't have one. Click the left button to turn it on. It turns itself off automatically. Irritating actually.
176739
Get one of these, plug the foot warmer into it, and it'll turn itself off: Belkin Conserve Socket Energy-Saving Outlet with Timer (F7C009)
834416
This heating pad does not have an automatic off feature. I used it for a half hour to one hour and then shut off so I don't know how long it would stay hot. 50 watts is printed on the pad. It is very basic but it was fine for a sore back.
1380526
It is a switch that stays on until you switch it off. You do not have to hold it down continuously. That would be really annoying!
1939907
this device can't do what you're asking. you might want to look at a mechanical timer that gives you several options of turning on and off your appliances
883000
Any motion that will depress the off paddle will turn it off. I have mine mounted on a dust collector which has the switch near the floor and I am able to tap it with my foot to shut it off. It takes a little more effort to turn it on since you have to depress the green on button but that is the way you would want it to work. This is a great switch.
329888
It does not have an automatic shutoff. There is no switch. If it is plugged in, it is on.
1318714
You have to unplug it to shut it off. Otherwise it just switches over to the "warm" setting and stays on.
2156394
In my experience it switches to a "keep warm" setting but does not automatically shut off.