Automatic Stove Shut-Off: Automatically detects Unattended Cooking by monitoring the user's movement in the kitchen cooking area. Shuts down power to the stove after a selected period of time if Unattended Cooking is detected.

Stovetop Fire Prevention: Will reduce or eliminate the #1 cause of residential fires.

Product Superiority: No other Stove Fire Prevention product compares to Stove Guard's safety features, ease of use, at a reasonable price. Stove Guard is the only product on the market that "shuts the power off" to the stove.

Residential Users:

"Aging at Home" Seniors living alone
Early-Stage Alzheimer's or Dimentia
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Easily-distracted or other cognitive memory disorders

Parents with young children
Teenagers cooking after school unsupervised
Students cooking while studying
Commuters who are rushed before going to work
People with home offices who get called away from the kitchen while cooking
Everyday busy people with good memories & hectic schedules

Institutional Users:

Occupational Therapists
Home Care Workers
Assisted Living Organizations
Charity Organizations
Retirement Communities
Group Homes
Housing Authorities
Resorts
Churchs & Community Centres

Easy Installation: Most users are able to do the "Plug-In" install themselves. If you are not comfortable doing the install, hiring a professional is recommended.

NOTE: Hard Wired Cook Top Models do require a licenced electrician to do the install. Check to see if it is hard wired or if it is is using a 4 prong plug. If it is using a 4 prong plug, you can install the unit yourself.

1. Turn off power to the stove at the fuse box.
2. Move the stove out to gain access to the stove wall outlet and unplug the stove cord.
3. "Plug-In" Stove Guard into existing electrical stove wall outlet.
4. "Plug-In" the stove cord into Stove Guard.
5. Route the sensor wire up to the area where the sensor unit will be installed.
6. Mount the sensor unit to the underside of a cabinet or on the wall near the stove.
7. Connect the sensor wire to the EMU.
8. Turn power back on at the fuse box.

Stove Guard automatically turns on and the stove is now under its control.

 

 
Stove Guard International Ltd. (SGIL) has acted on the supportive feedback received from Occupational Therapists, home care workers, fire prevention experts and the general public to produce the new upgraded Stove Guard Guardian 2010 models, now available.

The Guardian 2010 model is available in electric stove or cook top configurations.

The Guardian 2010 model has been developed to satisfy all home and institutional needs needs. The following is a complete list of the Guardian 2010 Features:

 

The EMU Delay allows cognitive users to easily change settings, while thwarting a "button pusher" user attempts to disable the device. ("Press & Hold" button when changing settings.)

 
The Password Locking Feature is for managed care type situations. Administrators can set the device to the user's particular needs and password lock it.

 
Stove Guard now has an Audible Alarm which notifies the user when the Stove Guard turns the stove off (no movement for the preset time or countdown timer reaches 0). This alarm can be disabled.

 
For the Care Giver: The Guardian 2010 model has an added counter cycle that will record each time the unit turns the stove off. This feature in important to monitor the user's use to determine houw many times they6 have forgotten about their stove while cooking.

 
Stove Off Mode: The stove can be turned off with one button touch. With the password locking feature it allows the caregiver to restrain stove use without the need to move the stove and unplug the power cord.

 
Fail-Safe Operation automatically disables power to the stove if the EMU control unit fails, or is unplugged.

 
Relay-Out Feature: Will send a signal out whenever Stove Guard disables the stove to an external monitoring device, such as a phone dialer, alarm system or a computer based data gathering system.

 
Power Failure Recovery Feature: After a power failure, power to the stove is disabled until the user presses any button. Stove Guard will remember it's previous and the password-locked state. No need to reset the timer.