Stove Guard Alarms Prevent Stove Fires

| January 24, 2012 | 0 Comments

Unattended Cooking is the #1 Cause of Household Fire

Everyone knows someone who left a pot on the burner too long, simply forgetting while distracted by life’s other activities.

“Careless Cooking” kitchen fires are the most common household fires. Smoke damage alone can cost thousands of dollars to repair.

Tragically, cooking fires are also the leading cause of deaths, with our Senior population being the most at risk.

There’s a Solution…a watchdog for your stove

Designed for use & monitoring of persons with early-stage Alzheimer’s, PTSD, or other cognitive disorders.
Occupational Therapists & Home Care Workers across North America praise Stove Guard’s effectiveness.
Stove Guard is the solution they use to help their “Aging at Home”, early-stage Alzheimer’s sufferers & other forgetful clients live independently.
It allows people, who otherwise might be institutionalized, remain in their own homes safely longer.
Seniors Housing Managers use Stove Guard to provide an extra level of security & safety for their residents.
Fire Marshals have tested Stove Guard and endorse its use as an effective stove fire prevention tool. It is recommended for use in every home.

Easy to Use

No User Input Required, automatically monitors the kitchen cooking area.

Simple to Use, Stove Guard is factory-set to turn off the stove one minute after last sensing motion in the kitchen cooking area. The shutdown time is adjustable to best suit the user’s needs.
    • Constantly monitors the kitchen cooking area.
    • Power to the stove is shut off when Unattended Cooking is detected.
    • Continues monitoring & automatically resets when the user returns

Easy to Install

“Plug In” retrofit for most homes, using existing 4-prong “plug-in” connections. 

Take it with you if you move! Models are available for use with electric stoves or electric cook tops.
    • Turn off power & move the stove out. “Plug-in” the Power Control Box between the stove plug & the existing wall outlet.
    • Mount the Sensor/Control unit to an upper cabinet or on the wall nearby & connect the control cord.

Stove Guard is for Everyone

Anyone can be distracted while cooking
    • Alzheimer’s, absent-minded or easily-distracted.
    • “Aging at Home” Seniors living independently.
    • People with home offices who get called away from the kitchen while cooking.
    • Parents with young children.
    • Families with teenagers cooking after school unsupervised.
    • Commuters who are rushed before going to work.
    • Everyday busy people with good memories & hectic schedules.
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