h a l f b a k e r yI think this would be a great thing to not do.
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Many people worry about whether or not they left the
stove on. What would be nice is a large master power
switch for the stove that one can just flip off for the
added piece of mind that the stove burners are disabled.
For cheap apartments and the like, I foresee the stove
outlets being wired
directly through a 220 volt-approved
light switch.
Voice Communication Concerning a Local Entity
http://www.patently...t.php?patID=7113911
Get this for your stove [Spacecoyote, Feb 01 2009]
Big "Green" Switch
Big_20_22Green_22_20Switch
Possibly what [Flying Toaster] remembers. [phoenix, Feb 01 2009]
O.C.D. Enabler
O_2eC_2eD_2e_20Enabler
Another solution. [phoenix, Feb 01 2009]
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There's a "Master Power Switch by the Door" post somewhere I'll look for tomorrow... same thing, basically except for entire house. |
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[edit] yup, that's it [phoenix] |
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Did I turn off the master power switch? |
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The flat I live in right now has an isolator for the stove. The flat I used to live in had one too. So did the flat before that. And my folks house has one. |
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I'm picking a pattern here. |
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It is regulation, [Max]. Every stove in the UK has exactly this, or it should do. |
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