ANy heating pads with 20 minute automatic turn off
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I believe that the Conair Moist King recommends that it only be used for 20 minutes at a time.
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There is a thermostat built inHas a plug I am looking for a timer , I keep forgetting to shut off
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Yes, there is an adjustable thermostat. No, there is not an automatic on/off timer
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Not sure about the watts. I checked the box it doesn't say. The auto turn off cannot be changed. I think it's a safety measure. It can be adjusted from 86 - 168. It is a great heating pad. I really like it.
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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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Model number 155 has an automatic 20 minute timer. Check out ASIN B000ZHJS0G.
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I have been using this heating pad since summer last year, every night and sometimes days too. I do not care about the wattage as long as it is working. It does not auto-shut off. It never shuts off unless you shut it off. I don't know what the manual says. I'm a real user - not a spokesperson.
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I use the "Hydrofarm MTPRTC Digital Thermostat For Heat Mats". Works pretty well but a bit pricey, here's the link:Jump Start MTPRTC, Digital ETL-Certified Heat Mat Thermostat for Seed Germination, Reptiles and Brewing
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Yes, the pad will automatically shut off if it gets too hot and/or after 2 hours of being on idle so to speak. This can be avoided by changing the heat setting up or down or shutting it off and turning it on again before it cools for continuous heat.
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Unfortunately, no. I have accidentally left mine on for long periods of time and luckily have had no steam/burning/problems; but I sure do wish there was an auto shut-off for safety!
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Yes...but remember it can make you seem to itch from too much vibration......and i believe it shuts off at a certan time frame....but IT IS NOT SAFE to fall asleep with heating pads......all heating pads can be a fire hazard.........
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3 heat settings plus off. So...low, med, high. I found the low setting is hot enough. Unfortunately within 24 hours the light on the control stopped working. This is dangerous as could be inadvertently be left on as no timer and cut off switch on this pad. I now keep it as a backup and bought a different make with a timer! I consider this pad very dangerous as if it is left on it could burn someone who did not have the mobility to turn it off. Hope this helps.
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These heating pads need to be kept on low because they can get too hot and then they have to be watched. An electric blanket can be controlled easier as far as the heat. You can put a blanket on low and the settings is just that even tho these are nice little heating pads in my opinion.
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Dose NOT have automatic pre set for a certain time and does NOT have an automatic shut off
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It's automatic. As soon as you unplug it the unit stays hot for one hour. There is no on off switch
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Yes as M. Perkins has answered but I think the time to auto-shutoff is closer to 4 minutes.
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I have one installed on a toggle only. We run it for 15-20 minutes in the morning to warm the bathroom and it has done fine. I dont know if it has an auto shut off and we always check and double ckeck that it is off before leaving for work.