Im looking for Thermophore heating pad that doesnt have hold down switch for 20 minute cycles with a timer on/off switch. Which model is that pleas
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Unsure which model meets your specifications. The hold down switch is a safety feature.
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I am not sure if they have them that you do not hold down yourself. Mine you plug in hold the lever down for as long as you want and then let go. I suppose you could put an elastic band around it to hold it on indefinitely but that would not be a very safe way to do it. I find these things get quite warm and the heat lasts a long time after you let up on the lever.
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I have Thermophore Maxheat (model 155). You don't have to hold the switch down continuously, but it does shut off after 20 minutes and one touch of a button starts another 20 minutes, if you wish to continue. Thermophore doesn't have a model that goes on and on like a regular heating pad because it gets so hot. The shut-off is a safety feature to prevent burns.
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Mine was certainly new and in a sealed original Theratherm box. Just be sure that you are purchasing a "new" item and not a "used" item when purchasing on Amazon. BTW, I highly recommend the Theratherm heating pad. It gets hotter than others I've tried and provides a slightly moist heat. It also is of a higher quality than other brands and reminds me of heating pads that I've experienced at Physical Therapy Centers.
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I use the "Hydrofarm MTPRTC Digital Thermostat For Heat Mats". Works pretty well but a bit pricey, here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NZZG3S/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Just to clarify... The product being sold here the Themofore MAXHEAT pad, does NOT have the switch that requires being held down. They have another pad that they call the "Classic" that has this feature. This one has an on/off switch with Low, medium, and high settings. The pad heats up and automatically turns off in 20 minutes (as a safety feature) and if you want it to continue heating you turn off and back on again.
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I am looking for a heater with a timer and found this one on Amazon that has an "on" timer where you can set the time of day. Haven't purchased it so can't comment on how it works. Holmes Digital Bathroom Heater Fan with Pre-Heat Timer and Max Heat Output, HFH436WGL-UM
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The problem here is that Amazon did not describe what pad you are talking about. PLease define so I can properly answer your question.
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I returned it. I wouldn't recommend it. If you are looking for a heating pad - go with the original . There is also a "shawl" size heating pad that is nice - its kinda like a blanket.
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I asked the The Kitty Tube manufacturers about this for myself a few weeks ago because they had had a low voltage heating pad on their website and then it wasn't there. I was told they will be offering a new, improved version soon. Contact them directly and they could tell you more.
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The pad has no temp control. It is either on or off. A rheostat might work.
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According to the manual, available at http://www.sunbeam.com/service-%26-support/product-support/instruction-manuals/pain-relief/ultraheat%E2%84%A2technology/heating-pads-ultraheat-manual%C2%A0.html , model 731-500 has an auto-off feature after two hrs. From the manual, "The Auto-off feature is indicated by a LED light in the upper left corner of the controller. The LED light is red when the heatingpad is turned on. After 2 hours of continuous usage, the pad shuts off automatically and the LED light turns off." I'll try to post the relevant English parts of the manual as customer photo, but it is all available at the manufacturer website. According to the manual, available at http://www.sunbeam.com/service-%26-support/product-support/instruction-manuals/pain-relief/ultraheat%E2%84%A2technology/heating-pads-ultraheat-manual%C2%A0.html , model 731-500 has an auto-off feature after two hrs. From the manual, "The Auto-off feature is indicated by a LED light in the upper left corner of the controller. The LED light is red when the heatingpad is turned on. After 2 hours of continuous usage, the pad shuts off automatically and the LED light turns off." I'll try to post the relevant English parts of... » Read More According to the manual, available at http://www.sunbeam.com/service-%26-support/product-support/instruction-manuals/pain-relief/ultraheat%E2%84%A2technology/heating-pads-ultraheat-manual%C2%A0.html , model 731-500 has an auto-off feature after two hrs. From the manual, "The Auto-off feature is indicated by a LED light in the upper left corner of the controller. The LED light is red when the heatingpad is turned on. After 2 hours of continuous usage, the pad shuts off automatically and the LED light turns off." I'll try to post the relevant English parts of the manual as customer photo, but it is all available at the manufacturer website. « Show Less
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Hi, there are several sizes, make sure you are selecting the size you want. If this is your first time with this heat pad I will explain a little. The Thermophore Classic is the largest. It is different from the MAXHeat models. The classics utilize a safety switch system. You must be holding the switch continually to keep the pad heated. The pad gets VERY VERY hot. I like Hot & it's too hot for me to keep on. I keep it on my bed & lie down on it at night. The pad heats up almost instantly, this feature is fantastic. I hold the switch down a few times before going to sleep. On a rare occasion I have taped the switch to the on position but doing this can be very dangerous. The MAXHeat pads come in sizes like the classic. I have one of those also. The difference is the switch. It will turn on, then has an internal timer that cycles off then on again. I believe it's every 20 min. I have neuropathy in my feet. I put this heating pad on top of a blanket to keep it from touching my feet or skin directly. It would cause burning for sure. I recommend the 14 x 27 sizes.
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It has a manual on/off but does have its own thermostat. The pad does not heat up like a "human" heating pad. It maintains a comfortable temperature based on the pet's body temp. It never feels "hot" to the touch. I don't know if it would work with an external timer. It may have to be manually turned on & off. I could give it a try & let you know later.
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I bought one about a year ago (or less). One control or ?? quit, so only one side heats. When I contacted SEALY, they responded that they contract out the making of these pads - in China. SEALY sent me the names of two POSSIBLE companies to contact. Neither one is the name listed on the control. Neither contact seems to be able to assist. SO, I am buying a SUNBEAM this time and keeping my fingers crossed.
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On the control switch are two separate buttons for the the temperature and the timer. The temp is on the left, the timer is on the right. Each has it's own up and down buttons. And an on/off for the foot heating pad.
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wish I could help but, I don't know what you are asking. is it a heat pad ?
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Look for the Bodum 5500, hot water "kettle". Got mine here on Amazon, a year or two back. Heats quickly, auto off, you lift it off the base/power supply when it is through boiling the water.
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Loren,Good morning. The picture is a generic one and shows the heater with an optional thermostat. If you desire said thermostat, please order the DTKSP (DTK-SP).Please let us know if you have any additional questions or if we can assist you further.Thanks,Jeff CousinsOperations Manager