OvenGUARDĀ© R2.0

OvenGUARDĀ© R2.0

375.00€ inclu. VAT

OvenGUARDĀ©2.0 is an electronic device which turns off the stove or oven after the user has used up the chosen set time.Ā The OvenGUARD R2.0 is a dual system as it is a timer and overheating/fire detection device and it switches OFF the stove if it detects FIRE on the cooking plateĀ due to if the user forgets due to negligence or poor memory.

The user can set usage time of 30min,2hr or 5 hrs and after this set time the timer shuts down the stove/oven automatically.

If there is a fire on the stove due to the user negligence the FIR temperature sensor will shut down the current to the stove/oven.

This will stop damage to the kitchen due to fire. This device is a “Plug and Play” system.
The user can install the system on at home as long as the stove/oven plug is a 5-pin Perilex plug and the electrical outage is 400 VAC and 16 Amp.

No need to be installed by a electrician. According to the Swedish Boverkets recommended rules for the installation of cooker/oven alarm systems can be installed by the home owner if the electrical plug and socket are Perilex type.

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Description

OvenGUARDĀ©is anĀ electronic device which turns off the stove or oven after the user has used up the chosen set time. The user sets the usage time on the controller unit by pressing one of the 3 buttons on the unit. One can choose 30 min, 2 hours or 5 hours. There is a display on the controller unit which shows the time left after starting the timer. A buzzer will give a short sound signal when the time starts and when the time ends. The controller is easily accessible by the user as it is placed on the kitchen bench beside the oven/stove and the user can choose a usage time by pressing a button on this device. After this set time is used up the oven/stove shuts down the electrical power is disconnected in the stove/oven and this prevents any fires being caused by user forgetting to shut down the oven/stove after cooking the food. As an added safety feature the oven guard has IR-heat sensor which will automatically shut down the oven or stove in case of fire if it detects a high temperature on the stove plate it shuts down the oven/stove. OvenGUARDĀ©Ā  only works on electrical stove/oven.

The user connects the OvenGUARDĀ© between the AC mains 400 VAC and the oven. The controller is then placed on the kitchen bench and the heat sensor FIR is mounted on the wall behind the stove (about 45 cm) as shown in the figure below.

OvenGUARDĀ© system connected to the oven/stoveĀ 

The OvenGUARDĀ© system consists of 3 parts:Ā 

1) OvenGUARDĀ© PSUĀ unitĀ 

2) OvenGUARDĀ© controller unitĀ 

3) OvenGUARDĀ©FIRĀ sensor unitĀ 

The controller unit is connected to the PSU unit by cable and the 3 units make up the OvenGUARDĀ©2.0 system.

The FIR Temperature sensor is wireless and battery operated.

Additional information

Weight 2 kg

Quick Installation Guide: OvenGUARDĀ© R2.0

The OvenGUARDĀ© system is delivered with 3 units:
The PSU unit The Control unit The FIR unit (temperature sensor).
The PSU and the control unit are connected by cable. The FIR unit is wireless and separate.


Picture 1: OvenGUARDĀ© system

Important: OvenGUARDĀ© is for electric stoves/ovens with 400VAC 3-phase voltage and 16 Ampere current only.

Installing OvenGUARDĀ© does not require an electrician. It is a “Plug and Play” system.

The PSU connects to the 400VAC wall mains with a 5-pin Perilex plug. The PSU has a Perilex socket, and the stove/oven’s Perilex 5-pin plug is plugged into it.

The plug that connects the stove/oven must be a Perilex 5-pin connector with this wiring:
L1: brown
L2: black
L3: white/grey
N: blue
GND: white/green

1: Installation of OvenGUARDĀ© R2.0

1. Turn OFF the power to the electric stove/oven and pull the stove/oven away from the wall. Unplug the stove/oven from the wall mains socket.
2. Place the OvenGUARDĀ© PSU unit on the floor near the wall socket, on its narrow side (see picture below).


Picture 3: OvenGUARDĀ© PSU unit placement

3. Plug the PSU’s Perilex plug into the wall’s 400VAC mains socket, and plug the stove/oven’s plug into the OvenGUARDĀ© PSU.
4. Mount the FIR unit about 45 cm above the stove’s surface. The FIR unit has double-sided tape on its back cover. There is a slide switch on the left side of the FIR unit. Push this switch to “ON”.
5. Place the control unit on the kitchen counter and move the stove/oven back to its usual position. The installation is now complete (see picture below).


Picture 4: OvenGUARDĀ© R2.0 system installed

2: Using the OvenGUARDĀ© system


Picture 5: Controller unit

1. Slide the ON/OFF switch on the controller to “ON”. The display lights up and shows instructions.
2. Choose a time by pressing one of the colored buttons (e.g. green = 30 min).
3. The chosen time’s LED lights up and the time is shown on the display.
4. Press START/STOP to activate the timer.
5. A buzzer sounds and the countdown begins.
6. The 3 LEDs to the left of the ON/OFF switch light up. The stove/oven is now ready for normal use.
7. The FIR unit is wireless and must be activated by pressing the “START” button on the FIR unit every time you use a timer. A green LED lights up on the FIR unit to show it is active.
8. On the controller, a green LED marked “FIR” lights up when the FIR unit is connected to the controller.
9. The green LED on the FIR unit blinks the whole time the timer is running. The FIR unit switches OFF automatically when the timer ends.
10. When 5 minutes remain on the timer, the buzzer sounds. It sounds again when the timer ends.


Picture 6: OvenGUARDĀ© FIR unit


Picture 7: Side view of FIR unit (ON/OFF slide switch)

11. When the chosen time ends, the current to the stove/oven is disconnected.
12. While the timer is running, you can interrupt it by pressing START/STOP and choosing a different time.
13. If a fire breaks out on the cooking surface, the FIR unit activates the buzzer, the red alarm LED lights up, and the current to the stove/oven is shut off immediately.

Note: This overheating system only shuts down the stove/oven. Your household still needs a smoke detector alarm to detect fires.

14. Changing the FIR unit batteries: The FIR unit is battery operated and lasts about 9 months to 1 year. It uses 3 x AAA batteries. When the BAT LED lights up, the batteries need replacing. Push the switch to “OFF”, remove the unit from the wall by pulling off the top part, and replace the 3 old batteries with 3 new ones. Do not forget to push the switch back to “ON” afterwards.


Picture 8: OvenGUARDĀ© FIR unit with battery pack

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