iGuardStove Hardwired Electric Cooktop Monitor

The motion-sensor-controlled iGuardStove automatically shuts off your stove after 15 minutes with no activity near it, preventing unattended stove fires before they can start. There are a lot of reasons why you might want one of these. When my mom was in the early stages of Alzheimer's, I went into her kitchen and noticed that she'd left the water running in the sink. I was thankful that it wasn't the front burner. But that's when I started thinking about safety devices like this one. The iGuardStove can also be useful for people who want to protect their rental properties, including Airbnb and Vrbo owners. The iGuardStove has two main parts: an electric power box that contains the shut-off, and a control panel box with a motion sensor. You'll need to have an electrician hardwire the power box to your existing junction box — that business remains wherever your cooktop's 30 amp wire is hidden from view. The control box gets mounted near the cooktop, probably under your eye-level cabinets. When you turn on y...