Does this have a shutoff button in case it goes off from cooking smoke or something?
1055729
Yeah, I put ours in our 30' jobsite trailer and I had our skid loader running outside the man door. The exhaust set off the alarm and I promptly went inside to see what was on fire. I recognized the situation and shut off the alarm. I think it is the same as the test button.
1055730
to be honest Tina, i think it might. I'm saying this only because i recently had a new heat and air unit put in my home and the one of the new alarms is in the utility room where the unit is. The heating and air man had to use his torch to sweat some copper to put on a piece to the unit and it went off i guess due to the heat from the torch or perhaps the odor of something burning that activated it. I don't know whether it just shut off on it's own or if he did something to cut it off but he was still using the torch and it stopped. So i guess you might have to ask the company to be 100 percent sure but i really like them. Great alarms for the money for sure. to be honest Tina, i think it might. I'm saying this only because i recently had a new heat and air unit put in my home and the one of the new alarms is in the utility room where the unit is. The heating and air man had to use his torch to sweat some copper to put on a piece to the unit and it went off i guess due to the heat from the torch or perhaps the odor of something burning that activated it. I don't know whether it just shut off on it's own or if he did something to cut it off but he was still using the torch and it stopped. So i guess you might have to ask the company to be 100... » Read More to be honest Tina, i think it might. I'm saying this only because i recently had a new heat and air unit put in my home and the one of the new alarms is in the utility room where the unit is. The heating and air man had to use his torch to sweat some copper to put on a piece to the unit and it went off i guess due to the heat from the torch or perhaps the odor of something burning that activated it. I don't know whether it just shut off on it's own or if he did something to cut it off but he was still using the torch and it stopped. So i guess you might have to ask the company to be 100 percent sure but i really like them. Great alarms for the money for sure. « Show Less
618435
It doesn't shut off. It sounds a very loud alarm that they eggs are done. You will NOT miss it. Ha..ha. It sounds like a smoke alarm. I love my egg cooker. I use it all the time. Best ever!
294258
Not exactly. The controls are manual. There are three power options. One is no heat with the fire look only. Then there's a low heat setting and a high heat setting. The unit claims if it overheats, it will shut off automatically. However, you can't set a timer or anything. I have never had it shut off and I run mine all the time, though I have never run it on high.
2275726
It has a button on each side, left side to raise the temperature and right side to lower the temperature; 9 different settings. If you hold the button for 3-4 seconds, it shuts the iron off. So it does have an off switch. This is shown on the left side. Really like this iron so far. I've only had it for 3 months.
1680404
No, it doesn't have auto shut off. There's a button behind that you need on and off.
1445953
No, it does not shut off automatically at the end of the cooking period. But, it has a beeping sound that goes off once it has reached the preset time.
117723
Yes it turns off it just goes off for a second like a door bell, when we open our door. It has a off button to when you don't want it on.
1812685
No it does not. Don't go off and leave it. Even the lower heating burner gets hot in a hurry. It is nice for the speed and efficiency, but it is not an appliance to turn your back on. When not in use, I unplug it. For cooking that does not need constant attention, I use a slow cooker and an electric skillet with temperature control. Use this double burner for stir fry, quick heating and boiling, and short cooking jobs.
468560
Yes it has an auto shut off feature; I never had a problem with this the last two years I've used it.
2068951
No it does not. You have to remember to shut it off when you are done with it.
478995
It does not turn off instead it goes to warming. After 12 or so between cooking and warming it automatically turnoff.
1678401
I don't think it has an auto shut off, I just take it back and turn it off manually. I have not tested to see how long it runs if it is I don't shut it off.
1379076
Automagically goes to keep "Keep Warm" when cooking time selected is completed. Never looked for an off switch, I just unplug it when cooking completed/ready to serve.
1851674
Yes! There is an "auto" button that allows it to stop once it reaches a certain temp but if you want it on all the time you can press that button to turn it off.
1202033
No it does not shutoff. It goes to a warming setting until unplugged from what wife and me have seen. We usually just unplug it when it is done or trips to warm setting.
491787
No shut off switch, it has to be unplugged. I haven't cooked raw chicken I mostly got it for bacon and sometimes steak.
1248421
Yes it does. It starts to shut down even while in use. Not sure why, guess its on a timer to avoid being left on by mistake to avoid fire hazards.