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After you walk away from the cooking area this is the amount of time that will countdown before the stove will be automatically shut off. However, every time it sees you move within those 5 minutes it will continuously reset the countdown timer BACK to the full 5 minutes over and over again which ultimately rewards you with continuous cooking.. It’s only when you are gone for …

In this example, the Memory report highlights that over the last 12 months there has been an increase in the number of times the iGuard has had to step in and automatically shut off the stove. This could be an indication that your loved one’s memory is deteriorating.

Gas Alerts – This alerts you that the iGuard has detected unburned gas possible due to a leak in the gas system. Emergency Button Pressed – Someone may be in distress and has pressed the Emergency button to shut off the stove.

To start cooking first press the “Start” button on the iGuardStove which opens our gas valve and allows you to light your stove.After 5 minutes of not seeing any motion it shuts off the stove. To resume cooking simply press the “Resume” button on the iGuardStove which opens our gas valve allowing you to relight the stove. It’s just that easy.

When you turn your stove knob on the iGuard senses the flow of power and wakes up and starts the timer and then begins looking for motion. Every time the motion sensor sees you move it keeps resetting the countdown timer back to its maximum so the will continue to cook as long as you are attentive.

IGuard has given us a peace of mind we couldn't find without completely restructuring our lives. An excellent product if you have elderly people or large animals capable of manipulating the stove controls.

2021年11月1日 · • Green –Confirms that a Control Panel is connected and the iGuard Stove is fully operational • Blue –The iGuardStove has automatically shut off the stove and is in standby • Red –The Power Box has gotten too hot NOTE: Unplugging the cable between the control panel and power box will engage the tamperproof

The proximity sensor covers an area of about 8 – 10 feet in a cone shape. The further from the device you are, the wider the cone pattern. It is designed to keep users close to the stove where they can keep an eye on their cooking.

The iGuard solution called Insights can provide you with a valuable collection of information from the kitchen that can identify both immediate issues as well as situations that are developing over time.