Telehealthcare/AT Products to purchase
I have received interest in some of the products that I have featured on my site and so I decided to offer a retail service to supply to customers.
One low cost safety product I am now able to offer is the Stove Alarm. Manufactured in Finland, I have been working closely with them and other agencies to develop this successful product used widely in Scandinavia for use in the UK.
Model SA102 Stove Alarm
Stand alone non-radio transmitter version SA102 £48.00 + £4.50 postage & packing to UK mainland. Due to popular demand please allow approx. 5 weeks from receipt of your order.
Radio Transmitter version SA102RF £64 + £4.50 postage & packing to UK mainland. To be used with Stove Guard SFC300RF.
Stove Guard SFC300RF Electricity cooker supply cut off £172.00 + £5.00 post & packing to UK mainland.
Junction box SFC – JB1 to be used with Stove Guard £16.75 – required for UK (no p&p if ordered with Stove Guard).
This is the latest version of this popular stand alone safety device which is attached magnetically to a cooker hood or to the wall using a bracket. When the surrounding temperature rise has increased significantly it will transmit an alarm to alert the user, it does not interfere with normal cooking activities. It is able to be reset using the button.
This is ideal for the forgetful and compliments smoke detectors. It is battery operated with an approximate 5 to 10 year battery life depending on the number of alerts and relatively inexpensive. In addition to the audio alert there is a Radio Frequency transmitter version for use in conjunction with the Stove Guard which sends a RF signal to the Stove Guard where fitted, to cut off the electricity supply to the cooker so cutting off the ignition source to the fire. There is a 1 minute delay before this happens to give time for someone to take action. The Stove guard can also be activated by the audio signal from a smoke, Carbon Monoxide detector or gas detector.
There is an alarm output socket (3.5mm stereo jack plug) on the Stove Guard so that a Telecare type transmitter can be plugged in to send a signal to a Lifeline telephone to alert a social alarm monitoring centre if required.
Stove Alarm alert to Stove Guard cut off
Picture showing Stove Alarm placement on cooker hood (can be fixed to wall) and connectivity.
This picture illustrates the easy installation of the cooker connection to the Stove Guard. This installation was undertaken in the Lambeth Council Assistive Technology Show Flat as part of a demonstration I organized between the Manufacturers, myself as their representative, the Lambeth AT Lead, London Fire Brigade and Department of Communities & Local Government.
Connection of Stove Guard to Cooker and Mains lead
Stove Alarm in position on wall above cooker hotplates
Every year, a significant number of fire incidents happen in the United Kingdom, many of them leading to deaths and injuries. According to Fire Statistics, UK, there were a total of 43,351 fire incidents in the year 2007. More than half of these were caused by cooking appliances.
Sources of ignition
There are many kinds of cooking appliances; they differ in design, size, and type of fuel. Most cookers use gas or electric power. Statistics show that electric cookers cause more than double the number of fires caused by gas cookers; however, this probably reflects the fact that there are far more of them in use, rather than suggesting that they are more dangerous.
In 2007, electric cookers were the cause of 63% of all fires ignited by cooking appliances.
Causes of accidents and fire
Food left unattended while it is cooking is the main cause of fires, believed to be the source of more than 50% of all fires in the home. Other causes include turning cooking appliances on by mistake or Failure to turn them off after cooking, and children or pets in the kitchen.
Source: Communities and Local Government,
Literature Downloads
user-manual/instruction-guide for Stove Alarm SA101
user-manual/instruction guide-stove-alarm-SA102-uk
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