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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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!
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I bought one of those that also did not have a "sponge" then I realized it didn't heat beyond warm...JUNK tossed it. Bought a different brand, it's the exact same piece of crap, except it has the so called "sponge" . It's a cross between a shop towel and a wash cloth. So use a well wrung out wash cloth. Good luck, these things are really a horrible excuse for a "heating pad". Better to use one of those things you can throw in the microwave.
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It also does not say in the listing that is has auto shutoff. I checked the Sunbeam web site and it says there is a 2 hour auto shut off. You may try searching the web or checking all the heating pads at Sunbeam.com
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No, this is the heating pad ONLY. Many time in the instructions is says to use with the proper pad. I cannot recall what the recommendations for that pad are now however. But the item you will receive is only the electric pad.
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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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Dear Peter, Thank you for your question. Shield Life makes heating pads like the Shield Life TheraPad XL or TheraPad Lite, but they do not have an electronic warmer (could you please clarify what this is?). Thank you. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any more questions. Also be sure to check out our site greathealthtech(dot)com! Regards, Sales Team
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Model number 155 has an automatic 20 minute timer. Check out ASIN B000ZHJS0G.
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Dometic is the brand. Duo therm is the type ( it can have heating and cooling capabilities). The model # is on the inside of the unit. You remove the inside panel and there is a sticker inside that will give you all the info. Then go to Dometic's Web site, and that will help you to find out witch one you need.
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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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If you read up online one is preferred but I don't remember which. We use an electric warming pad with removable fleece cover which we wash once the weather warms up.
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I do not remember. It stopped working only a few months after purchase. I've had a Sunbeam heating pad for 2 yrs now & def recommend it over the Conair.
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I bought one about a year ago (or less). One control or ?? quit, so only one side heats. When I contacted SEALY, they responded that they contract out the making of these pads - in China. SEALY sent me the names of two POSSIBLE companies to contact. Neither one is the name listed on the control. Neither contact seems to be able to assist. SO, I am buying a SUNBEAM this time and keeping my fingers crossed.
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I searched on Amazon for a heating pad that does not automatically turn off. This one popped up. It does have an auto shut off but it supposedly could be disabled or turned off. I waited on pins and needles for these (I ordered two), when they arrived, the first thing I looked for was how to turn off the auto shut off. NOT POSSIBLE. I had to return them and go search for what I wanted. What a waste of my time!
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The only setting this heating pad have is, on and off. The pad stays on, which is a good thing because most of the inexpensive heating pads, shut off in 2 hours. I purchased many for the stray cats, that come into my garage. I kept one for myself, which is in my favorite TV chair. It keeps my back comfortably warm. I have no complaint about this inexpensive, continuous running, comfortably warm heating pad.
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The thermophore heating pad is therapeutic moist heating pad and gets as hot as the ones at physical therapy that are heated in the hot water baths. This gets extremely hot and the "dead man switch" is a safety feature in the event you were to fall asleep etc. it is phenomenal. With that being said, the type of switch doesn't determine the heat output of the pad, the pad itself determines that. The automatic switch simply turns itself off in 20 minutes where the dead man switch shuts off when you let go of the switch. I have had both and they are equally effective.
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The problem here is that Amazon did not describe what pad you are talking about. PLease define so I can properly answer your question.