FireAvert

Fire Avert Electric Stove Automatic Shutoff

$249.00 USD

Effortless Fire Prevention for Electric Stoves—Peace of Mind for You and Independence for Your Loved Ones

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Product Details

The FireAvert 230V offers a dependable solution for home safety, particularly for individuals experiencing forgetfulness or early to mid-stage cognitive impairments. This innovative smart plug connects directly to your electric stove and automatically shuts it off when a smoke alarm is triggered, helping to prevent dangerous kitchen fires.

FireAvert works by syncing with the sound of your smoke detector, turning off the stove within 20 to 60 seconds to minimize false alarms while maximizing protection. Installation is simple, taking less than 10 minutes without the need for tools. This device not only enhances safety but also empowers your loved ones to ma intain their independence at home, reducing fire risks significantly.

Compatible with both 110-120V and 220-240V appliances, the FireAvert 230V is specifically designed for electric stoves. Once activated, resetting the device is easy—just reconnect the plug or reset the circuit breaker to restore functionality.

  • FireAvert is ideal for individuals in the early to mid-stages of cognitive impairments, such as dementia or Alzheimer's, who may experience forgetfulness.
  • FireAvert provides caregivers with a reliable way to enhance home safety and prevent kitchen fire hazards.
  • FireAvert allows families to help their aging loved ones maintain independence at home while reducing the risk of fire.
  • FireAvert is perfect for anyone concerned about stove safety and looking for an easy-to-install solution with automatic fire prevention.

Eugeria chose the FireAvert because it enhances safety and independence for individuals living with cognitive impairments. This smart plug helps prevent kitchen fires by automatically turning off electric stoves when a smoke alarm sounds. It aligns with

Eugeria’s mission to provide practical solutions for caregivers and improve the quality of life for their loved ones. With easy installation and universal compatibility, the FireAvert is a reliable choice for families looking to ensure a safer home environment.

  • Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth): 19.5 cm x 9.5 cm x 6 cm (approximately 7.68 in x 3.74 in x 2.36 in)
  • Voltage: 230V (also available in 110-120V version for small appliances)
  • Power Source: Connects to an electric stove via a standard 230V power outlet
  • Compatibility: Designed specifically for electric stoves; syncs with most standard smoke detectors
  • Response Time: Automatically disconnects the stove 20-60 seconds after the smoke detector sounds to prevent fires
  • Installation Time: Less than 10 minutes, no tools required
  • Reset Options: Can be reset by disconnecting and reconnecting the plug or toggling the circuit breaker
  • Warranty: 1-year manufacturer warranty

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