Im looking for Thermophore heating pad that doesnt have hold down switch for 20 minute cycles with a timer on/off switch. Which model is that pleas
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Unsure which model meets your specifications. The hold down switch is a safety feature.
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I am not sure if they have them that you do not hold down yourself. Mine you plug in hold the lever down for as long as you want and then let go. I suppose you could put an elastic band around it to hold it on indefinitely but that would not be a very safe way to do it. I find these things get quite warm and the heat lasts a long time after you let up on the lever.
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I have Thermophore Maxheat (model 155). You don't have to hold the switch down continuously, but it does shut off after 20 minutes and one touch of a button starts another 20 minutes, if you wish to continue. Thermophore doesn't have a model that goes on and on like a regular heating pad because it gets so hot. The shut-off is a safety feature to prevent burns.
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I bought the Hydrofarm MTPRTC Digital Thermostat for Heat Mats here http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NZZG3S/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Try Polder's website. www.polder.com/supportThen pick "measuring & temperature" then "timers" then the model you're looking for.
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I purchased the Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug, HFH436WGL-UM that another reader recommended. Do not buy it if you have a large master bathroom. The heat it puts out is warm and not really hot. I set it in the winter to turn on 30 minutes before I get up (it runs for a max of 45), and the bathroom is barely warmer than my bedroom and the house is set to stay at 65 deg.
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When I was buying mine, there was a side picture which listed a heating pad that could be used with this house. You might check that out and see if it is still available.
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Yes, yes and no. I would recommend the Nesco brand if you want temperature control but it does not have an on/off switch like this one does. I have both and use the constantly. Great machines.
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Loren,Good morning. The picture is a generic one and shows the heater with an optional thermostat. If you desire said thermostat, please order the DTKSP (DTK-SP).Please let us know if you have any additional questions or if we can assist you further.Thanks,Jeff CousinsOperations Manager
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There is an auto feature which will turn the heated mattress pad off after 10 hours. That is the only "timer" feature. Most people use this for sleeping. I find the 2 or 3 setting to be the most comfortable to take the chill off the sheets.
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Ours doesn't. Not at all. Our Sunbeam heating pads, however, had multiple power supply failures after a week or two. This Paraheat pad works well.BTW, you should avoid falling asleep on a heating pad that doesn't have an automatic off mode just to make sure you don't get scorched. Mark
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The best heating pad I have ever had. 60 minute cycle and the heat I have never had all the way up. Works well moist too.
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Mine is called a flame dancer. You control the heights of the flame on the regulator there is no thermostat. Whenever it feels like we're warm enough we lower the flame. Used it recently at a Christmas lights parade at night. Was great.
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Go to http://www.laskoproducts.com/designer-series-oscillating-ceramic-heater-model-6405/ - for all your questions.
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It's very quick to heat up. I have bought over 100 heating pads in my lifetime and most don't last a year. This one is really good and I like how it goes off automatically after one hour unless you reset it which is easy. Plus you put it on the degrees you want not just low medium and high. I highly recommend this item
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I've only had my heating pad for 1-1/2 months but have used it extensively with no problem. I did look up on internet and they do have a 5-yr. limited warrantee which you should pursue as it would seem you're having valid issues.
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On the control switch are two separate buttons for the the temperature and the timer. The temp is on the left, the timer is on the right. Each has it's own up and down buttons. And an on/off for the foot heating pad.
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The pad has no temp control. It is either on or off. A rheostat might work.
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Hi, i have purchased the same table warmer back in August and it still working. Manual says safety feature that will prevent heating in an unsafe condition and will read "F" when in that mode. Turn control off and check the engagement of the cord to the pad. If "F" still appears when you turn it back on then a failure has occurred and the pad should not be used.