Is there an auto-turn off plug out there that can be used for a kitchen stove?
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Usually a stove, like a refrigerator, needs a dedicated outlet. I wouldn't trust it for a stove.
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Not this product. I would never use it for anything other than a small appliance shut off switch
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Two potential solutions: 1. Have an electrician hook it up directly, bypassing the outlet 2. Buy a pivoting outlet that plugs into the wall outlet and allows to connect the oven plug from the side
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Instead of unplugging it, plug it into an appliance timer. Set the timer to shut off at the desired time if you aren't going to be home to unplug it. I do this with my crockpot to turn on early or mid afternoon. just be sure to set the setting on the appliance to any non-off setting.
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You probably don't want to use the hard-wired connected alarms in the kitchen. in fact, the instructions for these USI products does not recommend kitchen installation. If you want kitchen protection, probably best to use the single stand-alone product so you know about the smoke but not set off everything every time. The fire department says kitchen fires are the majority of calls, so stay close to the kitchen when cooking. Personally, I have about quit cooking and only use a crockpot.
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It is auto @115 volt usa plug, it's broken now after about 1 years worth of use, also, I stopped using it after 6 months; after enough times of smelling(& tasting) the scent of hot electronics & soldered connections, I stated using it again after 8 convinced myself "it is safe, I would not be for sale if it wasnt". Personally, I prefer all glass (hypoalergenic) corning stovetop cookware, with induction burner,digital timer, metal plate for using glass with induction. Good luck in great tasting rice....These cookers are great for perfect brown rice nearly every time...minus the Suttle smells of questionable consumer awareness
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KidCO Outlet Plug Cover (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Here is an alternative for you.
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I do not believe so, unless it is automatic switching. There is no way to adjust. BTW this thing worked great for a few months until one day I woke up to that putrid burning electronics smell and found smoke pouring out of it and it was far too hot to handle. Had to wear an oven mitt just to unplug. Your results may vary.
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There isn't an "on-off switch" in the way you mean.When the cooker is plugged in, it's automatically set to warm.The only control you have is a spring loaded tab at the front. When depressed, it starts the cook cycle.When the cycle ends, the cooker goes back to the warm setting.To be clear, when plugged in, the cooker is always set to warm unless it is in the process of cooking.There isn't a timer, time delay function, or temperature control.Hope that helps.
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I believe some of Buffalo external drives have the auto-power-on/off feature. You can also use one of those smart power strips...
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I bought a fuse lighter plug an connected it to the wire.it's better that way so you can cut it on an off when ever you want.
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The direction state you can, in theory, use the controls for that behavior. But I cannot tell you if it works because I had to returned it due to none of the controls working and there was no automatic shutoff, so you had to pull the plug out of the wall to shut it off. It did heat well and look great on the counter though.
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Not that we have found.My husband turns the pot off early and just uses the microwave.
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The Miracle ME81 has an auto-warm function but not an auto-off feature. It is designed to keep your rice warm once it is done cooking. It will cycle the temperature to manage this. What we recommend in cases where an appliance such as this does not have an auto-off feature when one may be wanted, is to plug it into an appliance timer so you may have power to the appliance shut off at a specific time. They are inexpensive (less than $10 in many cases) and they are readily available on Amazon or at your local general merchandise or hardware store.Thanks for asking, please see our offer belowHarvest Essentials ---------------------------------------------------------- ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ The Miracle ME81 has an auto-warm function but not an auto-off feature. It is designed to keep your rice warm once it is done cooking. It will cycle the temperature to manage this. What we recommend in cases where an appliance such as this does not have an auto-off feature when one may be wanted, is to plug it into an appliance timer so you may have power to the appliance shut off at a specific time. They are inexpensive (less than $10 in many cases) and they are readily available on Amazon or at your local general merchandise or hardware store.Thanks for asking, please see our... » Read More The Miracle ME81 has an auto-warm function but not an auto-off feature. It is designed to keep your rice warm once it is done cooking. It will cycle the temperature to manage this. What we recommend in cases where an appliance such as this does not have an auto-off feature when one may be wanted, is to plug it into an appliance timer so you may have power to the appliance shut off at a specific time. They are inexpensive (less than $10 in many cases) and they are readily available on Amazon or at your local general merchandise or hardware store.Thanks for asking, please see our offer belowHarvest Essentials ---------------------------------------------------------- ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ « Show Less
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This one doesn't have an automatic shut off. You have to unplug it to turn it off.
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Yes, pull the plug. The alternative would be to have an on/off switch on an extension cord.
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Out of habit, I turn off the power. I have not tried to determine if it has an automatic time-out feature. I suspect that it doesn't.
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I have not found an auto turnoff one....I sure would like it though....I forget to turn all of mine off very frequently. No Big problem if just 8 or so hours but guess it could be if left on for days.