P.E.I.’s fire marshal Dave Blacquiere said he’s ecstatic about a new product, called a Stove Guard

“We’ve preached the message that smoke detectors save lives and they do,” said Blacquiere.

“But these devices stop the problem before it starts.”

• A Sensor/Timer Unit electronically monitors the kitchen cooking area & manages a Power Control Box, controlling power to the stove.
• Stove Guard controls the 240-volt power to the stove, including the oven, but does not disturb the 120-volt power. The stove light & appliance outlet found on most stoves should not be affected.

• The Power Control Box is "plugged in" between the stove wall outlet & stove plug cord.
• The Sensor Unit is mounted to the underside of a cabinet or on the wall near the stove. Never mount the Sensor Unit directly above the stove

"AUTO" Mode uses a Motion Sensor to constantly monitor the user’s presence.

• If the user is in the cooking area of the kitchen, the timer does not count down, the stove has power.
• If they leave the kitchen, the timer starts to count down and will shut off power to the stove after a preset time.
• When they return to the kitchen area, and are detected by Stove Guard, the timer will automatically reset to the last setting & turn power to the stove back on.The default timer setting is 1 minute, with a timer range up to 39 minutes

After a power outage, or when first installed, Stove Guard will automatically turn itself On and start monitoring in “AUTO” Mode. It will shut off power to the stove 1 minute after it last senses motion in the kitchen cooking area.

"TIMER" Mode acts as a countdown timer.

• The Motion Sensor is disabled.
• Power to the stove will be shut off after the preset time has expired.
• The countdown time can be set up to 99 minutes.

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