iGuard iGuardStove Owner's manual

User & Online Features Manual
Electric, Gas & Cooktop Stove Models
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started Page 1
Specifications Page 2
Basic Install Layout Page 3
Quick Install Page 3& 4
Wireless Setup Page 4
Device Menu Options Page 5 & 6
Operating the iGuardStove –Electric & Gas Page 6 & 7
ONLINE FEATURES
Register New Account Page 7
Sign In/Login Page 7
Add your iGuardStove to your Online Account Page 8
Identification Page 8
Home Page Page 8
Audio Visual Reminders Page 8
Auto Shut Off Timer Page 9
Manual Timer Page 9
Child Lock Page 9
Late Night Lock Page 10
Caregiver Lock Page 10
Additional Features Page 10
Shut Off Odometer Page 10
Room Temperature Alerts Page 11
History Calendar View Page 11
History Daily View Page 12
Activity Monitors –Daytime & Nighttime Page 12 & 13
Contacts List Page 13
Commercial Account Add a Manager Page 14
Manager Permission Page 14
Manager Permission (cont.) Page 15
Refund Policy Page 15
Warranty Policy Page 16
Wiring Diagram for Cooktop Hardwired Model Page 16
What’s in the Box 1- Control Panel –White or Black
Plug in Power Box or Hardwired Power Box or Gas Valve & Power
Plug
1- Network Cable 2- Screws15” of Wire Channel
⚠
WARNING
The iGuardStove must ONLY be connected to a 125-250 VAC grounded 4 prong range wall
outlet.
⚠
CAUTION
Do not mount control panel:
•Directly above the heat source where hot air or steam will come in contact
•On or above a microwave or toaster oven
•Directly on or above the stove
⚠
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENT
No electrician is required to install the Plug-in device and only a Philips screwdriver is needed
to mount the Control Panel. The Hardwired requires an electrician.
Note:
Aprofessional gas fitter or plumber is required to install the gas valve.
Operating Note:
Hidden Caregiver Lock -If you press and hold the middle button for 5seconds the device will
completely lock you out from all use.To unlock lock it press and hold the the button for 5seconds
again.You can use this to take control of the device so only you can activate the stove.Activate
this feature while no one is watching you, as you do not want them to figure out how to defeat this.
Menu Lock –You can LOCK access to the Menu.Contact us and we will email you instructions.We
didn’t want to put the code in this manual in case it gets discovered by curious eyes.
⚠
IMPORTANT
Read This Manual Before Installing
When properly cared for, your new iGuardStove has been designed to be safe and reliable.
Do not disassemble any of the components. There are no user serviceable parts inside.
Getting Started

1. Gas Sensor
–This sensor looks for unburned gas and will immediately shut off the valve, record
an online event and send atext alert.(Gas
iGuardStoves
only)
2. Emergency Quick Shut Off
–Will immediately shut the stove off and send atext alert when
connected to the Internet
3. Motion Sensor
- Looks for motion and controls the countdown timer
4. LED Strobe
-For the Hearing Impaired (See Audio Visual Reminders section of the manual)
5. Action Buttons
-Each button’s action is “Situational” and changes depending on the feature that
is displayed on the LCD screen directly above the button.(The middle button doubles as the
hidden “Caregiver Lock” see page 10)
6. LCD Display Screen
–Shows various messages and the status of the
iGuardStove
7. Up Down Arrows
-These buttons allow you to move the screen cursor or for selecting the amount
of time in the Manual Timer.
Specifications – Electric Stove Model
Control
Panel 9-11/16"W x 2-1/4"H x 2-3/16"D Wi-Fi 2.4 GHZ ~ 2.5 GHZ
Power Box 5-3/4"W x 5-1/2"H x 2-1/2"D Cables Incl. 10’ Cat5e Cable with RJ45 ends.
Wattage
Draw 5 Watts Firmware Updateable: Requires a Wi-Fi connection
Voltages -
Plugin
Plug in: Input & Output:125/250
VAC 50 Amp Plug Ends Plug In -NEMA 14-50 Standard Power Box has 12” cord plug
Voltages -
Cooktop
Cooktop: Input & Output:125/250
VAC 30 Amp Connectors Cooktop - Bare Wire Ends marked
Default
Settings
5 min. Auto Shut Off Timer & 4hr.
Manual Timer Certification CSA C22.2 No. 205 & UL 2017 QAI File # E10697
Operating
Temperature Approx. -40F -140F (-40C -60C) Warranty 1 Year Standard
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Specifications – Gas Stove Model
Control Panel 9-11/16"W x 2-1/4"H x 2-
3/16"D Wi-Fi 2.4 GHZ ~ 2.5 GHZ
Supply
Voltage 15v AC/DC, 1.2A max, 6’ Cord Cables Incl. 10’ Cat5e Cable with RJ45 ends.
Wattage Draw 5 Watts Firmware Updateable: Requires a Wi-Fi
connection
Gas Valve ½" or ¾” NPT (in and out) Max Pressure 2 PSI
Plugs DC Wall adapter with 6' cord. Certification Honeywell valve CSA and UL
certified
Operating
Temperature
Approx. -40F -140F (-40C -
60C) Warranty 1 Year Standard
Installation Note:
While connecting the Power Box you should see LED colors inside the metal enclosure:
•Amber – Power Box is powered but isn’t communicating with the Control Panel
•Green –Confirms that a Control Panel is connected and the iGuard Stove is fully operational
•Blue –The iGuardStove has automatically shut off the stove and is in standby
•Red –The Power Box has gotten too hot
NOTE: Unplugging the cable between the control panel and power box will engage the tamperproof
feature which will cause the power box to shut off after about 10 seconds.
Contains Transmitter Module:
FCC ID: AZY-HF-LPB100
IC ID: 12243A-HFLPT1001
This iGuardStove device complies with
ICES-003 and FCC Part 15 rules.
Power Box Specifications
Plug-in Model Cooktop Hardwired Model
Specifications -Control Panel
Gas Stove Model Specifications

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Basic Install Layout
This is how your
iGuardStove
will install onto the stove and cupboards.Depending on the model
you have you should have aPower Box or gas valve that hides out of sight under the stove and a
Control Panel that mounts up underneath one of the cabinets to either side of the stove.It has the
motion sensor in it so it needs to have agood view of the kitchen highest traffic area.The 2
components are connected by anetwork cable (included) and you can keep the cable out of the
way by peeling the backing and sticking the wire channel (included) to the back splash.Its easier to
install the cable into the channel first before attaching the channel to the wall.
iGuardStove
Cooktop - Hardwired
iGuardStove
Plug In
The wiring diagram for the Cooktop
hardwired model is found on the back page
iGuardStove
Gas Stove
Quick Install Guide - Electric
1. Pull the stove away from the wall and unplug stove from wall outlet.
2.
Plug in Model
–Plug the
iGuardStove
power box into the wall outlet.
Plug the stove cord into the
iGuardStove
power box.
3
. Cooktop Model
-Have your electrician install the power box below
the cooktop inside the cabinets.
4. Connect one end of the network cable into the
iGuardStove
power
box and connect the other end of the network cable into the back of the
iGuardStove
control panel.
5. When the Power Box is first powered up alight inside the chassis will glow blue.Once the Control
Panel is connected to the Power Box the light will turn green.If there are problems the light will turn red.
6. Make sure the
iGuardStove
power box and cables are out of the way and against the back wall.Slide
the stove back into place.You might find it easier to remove the stoves lower drawer to guide the cables.
7. If you need to secure the network cable against the wall from the countertop up to the underside of
the upper cabinet use the plastic wire channel with apeel and stick backing that’s in the box.Its also
works well if you can hide the wire behind the gyprock or inside the wall.
8. Use the 2screws to mount the
iGuardStove
control panel
underneath the upper kitchen cabinet beside the stove and close to the
front where the motion sensor has agood view of the cooking area and
is easy to reach.Chose the side of the stove that has the most traffic.
Do not mount above the stove or in other hazardous spots.
9. Turn the stove’s main breaker back on and you are ready to cook.
⚠
WARNING
Ensure that the stove is off and fully cooled down.
Turn off the stove’s main breaker.
FINAL STEP
The installation of your
iGuardStove
is complete! To open your
ONLINE ACCOUNT
go to our website
www.iGuardFire.com and under the
Owners
tab on the main menu click on
How To Set Up Your Online
Account
or type in this address http://iguardfire.com/set-up-online-account/ in your browser.
Handy Tip:
The
iGuardStove
works best when the motion sensor has the best view of the highest traffic area in the
kitchen. Mount the control panel on the side of the stove that will see the most motion.

4
Quick Install Guide – GAS Model
FINAL STEP
The installation of your
iGuardStove
is complete! To open your
ONLINE ACCOUNT
go to our website
www.iGuardFire.com and under the
Owners
tab on the main menu click on
How To Set Up Your
Online Account
or type in this address http://iguardfire.com/set-up-online-account/ in your browser.
Handy Tip:
The
iGuardStove
works best when the motion sensor has the best view of the highest traffic area in
the kitchen. Mount the control panel on the side of the stove that will see the most motion.
⚠
WARNING
The Gas model MUST be installed by a qualified gas fitter or plumber and they can
follow the instructions below.
1. Pull the stove away from the wall and unplug stove from wall outlet.
2. Turn off the main gas shut off valve, disconnect the flexible gas hose and install the
iGuardStove
Gas Valve Power Box inline with the stove gas hose.
•
Be aware of the gas flow direction arrow when Installing valve
•
DO NOT mount the valve upside down.
3. Plug the power transformer into the 120 volt wall outlet behind
the stove and the other end into the
iGuardStove
Gas Valve Power Box.
4. Connect one end of the network cable into the
iGuardStove
power box and connect the other end of the network cable into
the back of the
iGuardStove
control panel.Use the Start/Stop button
to toggle the gas valve open and closed to make sure it’s working.
5. Make sure the
iGuardStove
gas valve and cables are out of the way and against the back wall, and
then slide the stove back into place.
6. If you need to secure the network cable against the wall from the countertop up to the underside
of the upper cabinet use the plastic wire channel with apeel and stick backing that’s in the box.Its
also works well if you can hide the wire behind the gyprock or inside the wall.
7. Use the 2screws to mount the
iGuardStove
control
panel underneath the upper kitchen cabinet beside the
stove and close to the front where the motion sensor
has agood view of the cooking area and is easy to
reach.Do not mount above the stove or in other
hazardous spots.
Operating Note:
•After you turn the stove off the words “
Protection Enabled
”will disappear in 3or 4minutes.
•Pressing the “
Emergency
”button will instantly shut the stove off.(To resume cooking press
“
Reset
”to turn the stove back on.)
Wireless Setup
Press
Menu
and scroll to
Wireless Setup.
You will find 3 options.
(A) Connect Using the APP
Download the
Espressive ESPTouch
app by using this QR Code and
your phones camera. Chose either Google Play for Androids or the
Apple Store for iPhones.
Open the APP and chose the network you want to connect with and
then enter the password using the phones keypad.
When done choose “Confirm” at the bottom.
(B) Connect using WPS AUTOMATIC CONNECTION
For newer routers you can use the very simple WPS
(Wi-Fi Protected Setup) feature.Simply press and hold the Menu
Button for 2seconds to enter into the Menu and down to Wireless
Setup and then chose “Connect with WPS” option.
Press “Select” and then press the WPS button on your router and
then wait until they connect.
(C) Scan for Networks Connect MANUAL CONNECTION
Scroll to
Wireless Setup
using the 🔼 🔽 arrows and choose
“
Select
”.
Then enter your password using the 🔼 🔽 arrows to select the
Then enter your password using the 🔼 🔽 arrows to scroll through
lowercase,upper case symbols and then numbers to select the
character you want and then move to next position by pressing
the >button.
Do not press ACCEPT until the final step.
After a successful
connection use “
Back
” to get to Main screen
NOTE:To confirm that the device is connected properly go back
into the
Menu
and now the very first
Menu
option should be “
Update
Settings
”. If you do not see this then you need to try to connect it
again but before you do that you could try to unplug the power to the
iGuardStove
for 5seconds and then power it back up.If not then try
to reconnect using methods
A
or
B
again.

Device Menu Options
To access the settings press and hold the Menu button for 2 seconds
1. UPDATE SETTINGS
Once changes are made to the Settings in your Online Account it may
take up to 30 minutes to load the updates to the iGuardStove.
To do the update immediately press and hold the Menu button for 2
seconds to enter the Menu.Then select
Update Settings
.
After it is confirmed that the update is successful you can back out by
using the
Back
button.
2. MANUAL TIMER
If you Have disabled the Manual Timer using the Online Account and the
button is hidden from the screen but you can still access it locally using
the devices Menu option.This is handy when you have the Menu locked.
3. WIRELESS SETUP –See page 8
4. DISPLAY SETTINGS
Choose Select to enter Display Settings
Adjust the settings to your desired effect using the 🔼 🔽 arrows.Use
the “
Next
”button to move from Brightness to Contrast.
When you are happy with your choice use the “
Back
”button to return to
the
Main
screen
5. TIMER SETTINGS
*If you are connected to the Internet then refer to page 17
If you have NOT connected your device to the homes Wi-Fi you will see
this option in the Menu.The
Timer Settings
allow you to change the
default times of both
Manual
and
Auto
timers.While inside
Menu
use the
🔼🔽 arrows to scroll down to
Timer Settings
and press “
Select
”.
There are two choices -Auto &Manual
To set the
Auto Shut Off
time select Set
Auto Time Out.
Use the 🔼 🔽 arrows to select between 1and 15 minutes for the
Auto
Shut Off
time.Use “
Back
”to accept the new time.
To set the maximum time the
Manual
timer can be adjusted to use
Maximum Timer.
Use the 🔼 🔽 arrows to select what ever time you
need.Use “
Back
”to accept the new time.
Note:If you choose to disable the Manual timer then press the
⬇
button
until the screen reads Timer Disabled.To re-enable press the
⬆
button.
Handy TIP:
There is away for you to LOCK the Menu from unwanted access.It involves asequence of button
presses to unlock it.We don’t put those instructions in this manual to prevent curious minds from
discovering the secret.If you want the instructions simply email us and we will send them to you.6. SET PHASE SWITCH
iGuardStove
has the ability to turn off the stove without killing power to the
clock.But each stove is different as to how this is accomplished.
The
Phase Setting
may have to be changed from
Phase A
to
Phase B
depending on the brand of stove you use.
Once the
iGuardStove
has shut off the stove check to see if the clock
remains on.If not then try the next setting and that should solve the issue.
If needed change the
Phase Setting
and retest the stove to see if the clock
stays on.
7. ALERT SETTINGS –(If connected to Wi-Fi refer to page 11)
If you have NOT connected your device to the homes Wi-Fi you will see
this option in the Menu.You can choose to have an
Alert Reminder
beep
5seconds before the device will shut off the stove.Go to
Alert Settings
and choose “
Select”
to toggle between on and off.The factory default is
Off
.The Intelligent model is customizable between 3and 30 seconds.
8. MENU ENTRY MODE
There are 3different ways for you to access the Menu including aLOCK.
It involves asequence of button presses to unlock it.We don’t put those
instructions in this manual in case the wrong eyes spot the secret.
If you want the instructions simply email us and we will send them to you.
9. ABOUT iGuardStove
This option tells you the
MAC address
and the software version
10.BYPASS iGuardStove
This allows you to disable the device and use your stove as if the
iGuardStove
was not connected.
11. RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULTS
This will erase any Internet settings and reset the device back to
Factory
Default
settings.
Handy Tip:
The
iGuardStove
works best when motion sensor has the best view of the highest traffic area in the
kitchen. Mount the control panel on the busiest side of the stove.
Operating Note:
•You can choose to activate the beep and strobe and it can warn the user before the impending
shut off of the stove.
•If the
iGuardStove
shut’s off the stove and the clock goes out then refer to “Set Phase Switch”
above.
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6. GAS SENSOR
There is an Upper and Lower gas sensor. The Lower will pick up lighter
gasses and the lower will pick up heavier gases. They are both designed
to pick up DANGEROUS levels of unburned gas and therefore the Upper
sensor MAY NOT pick up unburned gas before the 5 minute Auto Shut Off
Timer times out. (assuming you had left the kitchen.)
If the Upper Alert triggers and shuts off the gas valve you may Silence it or
if you need to finish cooking you can use the Override to relight the burner.
If it still smells gas after 5 minutes it will repeat the alert. If this continues
shut off the stove and call a repair person to check the stove.
IF you know FOR SURE there is no gas present you can use the Zero
Function which will set the sensors back to normal which should help to
eliminate false alerts.
Every kitchen is different and if you find the sensors do not work for your
kitchen then you can disable either or both.
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Gas Sensors
There are 2sensors to detect unburned gas.One is in the control panel for lighter natural gasses that
rise and the other is in the gas valve power box below the stove for heavier propane gasses.When a
sensor detects unburned gas, it will shut off the gas flow to the stove.An audible alarm will also beep
twice asecond and the screen will display “Gas Alert”.
If you have the device connected to the Internet aGas Alert text will be sent to the people on the
Contact list for gas alerts.The alarm will beep twice asecond until the gas dissipates.You can silence it
by pressing the button labelled “Silence”.After the gas has dissipated the IGuardStove will then beep
once asecond and will now display a“Cancel” button allowing you to cancel the Alert.
It is best that you open windows and door to clear the air.If the Alert occurs frequently it is highly
recommended that you call in aprofessional to determine the cause of the leak.The gas sensors can
take some time (perhaps days )to fully stabilize after being powered up for the first time and could
give false reading until they settle.See page 4for more info.
To ensure maximum benefit we highly recommend that you connect your iGuardStove to the Internet
using your home’s Wi-Fi.This will enable the alert messages to be sent to people on the contact list and
to record the gas alert event into the usage history.
Device Menu Options continued –Gas
The Menu for the gas model includes this setting option #6 instead of the option #6
for the electric model
Operating the iGuardStove Electric Stove Model
1. POWER
When the
iGuardStove
is installed it is powered all the time.It draws only
5watts of power while in the standby mode so you will not need to shut it
off.In Standby/Sleep the screen is dark.
iGuardStove
will wake up and
the screen will come on when it senses you are in the area.If you are
simply coming into the kitchen for other reasons then it will work as amotion controlled night light.
2. START COOKING
Once you turn on the stove knob, the
iGuardStove
wakes up and switches
from standby into the
Automatic Shut Off
mode. The screen reads
“Protection Enabled”
. Your
iGuardStove
is now active and protecting you.
3. AUTOMATIC STOVE SHUT OFF
Your stove operates as it always did.The
iGuardStove
starts to count down when it doesn’t see you
in the sensor range (approximately 10-12 feet or 3-4m) and will shut off after the 5minutes times
out.(Check page 7to see how to adjust the shut off time)
4. RESUME COOKING
Upon returning to the kitchen, the motion sensor will see the user and automatically turn the stove
back on with no interaction required by the user. 2 sets of 3quick beeps will act as areminder to
the user that the device has turned the stove back on.The screen instruction will then read “
Turning
Stove Back On”
for 5seconds and then switch to “
Protection Enabled
”.
5. STOP COOKING
To stop cooking simply turn the stove knob off as you normally would and that’s it. After 4 minutes
of an inactive stove the iGuardStove will go to sleep to wait until the next time you start to cook.
6. MANUAL TIMER (This doesn’t rely on the motion sensor)
This timer allows both the oven and stovetop to be used
uninterrupted for longer cooking times than the
Automatic Shut
Off
of 5minutes.
When in
Manual
timer mode use the 🔼 🔽 arrows to set the hours
and minutes that you want to have the stove or oven operate.
The manual timer will start to count down without pushing any other buttons. After the
Manual
timer
times out the screen instruction will display “
Timed Out Press
Reset
”. Press “Reset” puts the
iGuardStove
back to Standby.
If you don’t want someone to have the ability to override the
safety feature by using the Manual Timer then you can simply
disable the
Manual
Timer and it will disappear from the screen.
BUTTON NAMES
Button names are found above the button on the LCD screen and are called “Situational” meaning
that one time the button may be labelled as a “
Back”
button and in adifferent situation it may be
labelled “
Reset”
.Look above the buttons to see the label description of how that button will react.
Important Note:
Using the Manual Timer basically disables the Auto Shut Off SAFETY feature so be careful with its
use.Its possible that your cooking could start on fire.Try to use it only for the oven.

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Operating the iGuardStove Gas Stove Model
1. POWER
When the
iGuardStove
is installed it is powered all the time.It draws only 5watts of power while in
the standby mode so you will not need to shut it off.In Standby/Sleep the screen is dark.
iGuardStove
will wake up and the screen will come on when it senses you are in the area.If you are
simply coming into the kitchen for other reasons then it will work as amotion controlled night light.
2. START COOKING
To start cooking FIRST go to the
iGuardStove
and follow the
onscreen instructions.Press the left button labelled “
START
”which will
open the gas valve and allows the gas to flow when you turn the stove
knob to ignite the burner.The internal count down timer is hidden and
when the
iGuardStove
starts the screen will say “
Protection Enabled”
for 5seconds and then screen
will change to read ”
When Done, Press STOP and turn off the stove
”
3. AUTOMATIC STOVE SHUT OFF
Your stove operates as it always did.The
iGuardStove
starts to count down when it doesn’t see you
in the sensor range (approximately 10-12 feet or 3-4m) and will shut off after the 5minutes times
out.(See Page 7 & 13 to change the 5minutes to other times).
4. RESUME COOKING
Upon returning to the kitchen AFTER the
iGuardStove
has shut off the
Stove automatically the screen instruction will say, “
Press RESUME
then relight stove
”. Press the left button labelled “
RESUME
”
which will re-open the gas valve and then use the stove’s knobs to
re-ignite the burner again.After 5seconds the onscreen display will change and the
the button label will read “
Press Stop and shut off the stove
”.
5. STOP COOKING
While you are cooking the on screen instructions will remind you with
”
When Done, Press STOP and turn off stove
”. This will shut off the
gas valve and the screen will then switch back to the “
START
”mode
and will remain there until the next time you decide to cook.Pressing
the “
Emergency
”button will instantly shut the stove off.(To resume cooking press “
Reset
”.
6. MANUAL TIMER (Note: This doesn’t rely on the motion sensor)
This timer allows both the oven and stovetop to be used uninterrupted for
longer cooking times than the
Automatic Shut Off
of 5minutes.
Press the middle button labeled “
Manual
”in order to set the time.
When in
Manual
timer mode use the %&arrows to set the hours and
minutes that you want to have the stove or oven operate. The manual timer will start to count down
without pushing any other buttons. After the
Manual
timer times out
the screen instruction will display “
Timed Out Press Reset
”. Press
“Reset” to put the
iGuardStove
back to Standby. If you don’t want
someone to have the ability to override the safety feature by Using
the Manual Timer then you can simply disable the
Manual
Timer and it will disappear from the
screen.
Important Note:
The Manual Timer has the same effect as disabling the Auto Shut Off feature so be careful with its
use as there is no active safety feature.
Register a New Account
To Register or Open your new account go to https://manage.iguardfire.com where you will see this
screen example below. Just fill in the information and then choose “Register” at the bottom.
When adding aPhone Number use your cell phone if you want to get text alerts.Otherwise leave it
blank.You can add it later.
Sign In After Account is Open
After your account has been created sign in using your newly created log in information.Check the
“Remember Me” box and then click “Sign In”.Once you arrive at the Home page don’t forget to
bookmark that page and then every time you go to the bookmark you will go directly to the Home
page without having to Login.
Online Features

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Home Page
Below is asample of your Home page.This sample is named Bill’s Home page and he has an
iGuardStove
added to his account named 123 Main Street.Each line will show from left to right the
•The name that you gave the the stove.
•The colored icon showing the current status or last action of the stove.
•The name of that status or last action.
•The Lock button
•Then 3page buttons named History, Settings and Alerts
click the “
Add aDevice
”button at the bottom and follow the instructions on page 16.
The lock button will allow you to lock the stove remotely.If it is green the stove will be functional
and when you press it it switched to orange meaning the stove is locked from use.It will toggle
between the two colors.
Audio Visual Reminders
The Audio and Visual Alerts will remind you when the stove is about to shut off automatically due to
absence.If you did walk away for 5minutes it will remind you so that you can return to the cooking
area where the cooking can then continue.If you use an electric stove model the motion of you
returning will automatically turn the stove back on.If you have agas model you will need to press
the “
Resume
”button.
Typically the audio reminders are disabled from the factory and you can chose whether or not you
want the reminders turned on.
The Strobe is avisual alert which can be used for the hearing impaired.
Identification
On the Settings page you will find many different feature blocks. The first is the “
Identification
”
section.This is where you can change the name of your stove if needed.You also should set your
time zone of where the stove is located.This will help when you use the “
History
” tracking feature.
The dark boxes on the right are not editable and were set when you “
Added the Device
”.
Add Your iGuardStove to Your Online Account
When “
Adding
”or “
Registering
” a new device you will be asked 3 questions.The info needed for
questions #1 and #2 can be found on the box label, the back of the Control Panel or under the
“
Menu
”section in the on screen Menu and scroll down to “About
iGuardStove
”
1. The MAC address -This is similar to aserial number.Shown beside the green arrow in the sample
label)
2. The Security Code -This is the 3digit code found listed under the MAC Address.(Shown beside
the purple arrow in the sample label)
3. Name –This is where you will name your
iGuardStove
so you can identify it if you have multiple
devices.

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Auto Shut Off Timer
The Auto Shut Off Timer value is the amount of time you can be away from the cooking area before
the
iGuardStove
will shut off the stove automatically.The default from the factory is 5minutes.You
can adjust it anywhere between 1to 15 minutes.Please keep in mind that alot can happen when
your cooking is allowed to run unattended even for even 5minutes so keep the time shorter rather
than longer.Once this is set you won’t need to adjust it.
The “
Show Countdown
” checkbox allows the countdown timer to show on the screen instead of the
default wording of “
Protection Enabled
”. Sometimes avisible countdown timer can confuse people or
make then anxious not know what is going to happen once it zeros out.You can show the timer
initially to get used to where the motion sensor can and can’t see you by watching for the timer to
reset.
Manual Timer
The “
Manual
”timer will allow cooking to happen uninterrupted.
The “Maximum timer duration
”is any
time up to a10 hour maximum.This will allow for slow cooking times for doing a brisket or slow
roasted ribs but never more than the maximum time that you choose.
The Default time duration is simply the time that first appears when you first press “
Manual
”. The
default is 30 minutes but if you can set it to whatever time works best.Think of it as afavorite time
If you don’t want have anyone to have access to the “
Manual
”timer then check the “
Disable Manual
Timer
”box and this feature will disappear from the screen and the user will be able to cook using
only the automatic safety features.
If the Manual Timer is disabled auser can still access the Manual Timer locally by going into the
Menu and scroll down to the Manual Timer and then enter that option to activate it.The label for the
Manual Timer still remains disabled.Its just an easy way for someone to gain quick access without
having to go into the online settings to enable the Manual Timer in order to use it.
Child Lock –Not Applicable to Gas Stove Models
Typically the
iGuardStove
for electric stoves is automatic.When you turn the stove knob the stove
starts.When you return to the kitchen after its automatically shut off the stove the
iGuardStove
will
automatically turns the stove back on.In some instances you might not want the device to be so
automatic.Here are acouple examples to better explain.
To initiate cooking if you choose
“Child Lock
”, turning the stove knob will not energize the stove until
you press abutton on the Control Panel suggesting that YES you do want the stove to turn on.If
you have toddlers that like to turn knobs then this will be agreat feature to activate.
When returning to the kitchen the same action of pressing of abutton on the Control Panel will be
required EVERYTIME to resume cooking. If someone has wandered away for acouple hours and
has truly forgotten their cooking you might not want the stove to do something that they are not
suspecting which is to turn back on automatically.
The “
Auto Resume for only 30 minutes
”is part of the Auto Resume feature.This stove will only
automatically turn back on when they have returned WITHIN a30 minute period.AFTER the 30
minute period the “
Resume
”button will have to be pressed on the Control Panel.This in essence is
apartial “
Child Lock
”setting.You don’t have to press “
Resume
”every time but rather just AFTER a
30 minute period has elapsed.
Deselecting it means that the stove will “
Auto Resume
”whenever the person comes back to the
cooking area.Even after 2days as an example.Keep in mind that you might not want someone to
finish cooking something that is half cooked and has been sitting for long periods.

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Late Night Lock
This feature allows you to disable the stove during certain hours of certain days of the week.This
will prevent someone from waking at 3am and then deciding to cook everyone breakfast and then
falling back asleep with the stove left on. Just check the day of the week and then select to times
you want the Lock to operate between.
If the stove knob had been left in the on position when the locks engaged at night, when the locks
release in the morning you will have to press the Rest button on the control panel to energize the
stove.
Caregiver Lock
If at any point in time you want to lock out the device while in the home because you might have to
run out for an errand you can use this Lock.
The center of the 3buttons is labeled Manual.Press and hold that button for 5seconds to engage
the lock and the screen will now read Caregiver Lock On.
Pressing and holding the button again for 5seconds will release the lock.
NOTE:This is obviously not apassword protected lock so try to do this while no one is watching.If
you had apassword and forgot it then there is no way for that to be reversed.Typically people do
not press and hold buttons and so this level of security is sufficient.
Additional Features
This is where any additional settings would appear:
Disable “
Bypass iGuardStove
” – In the devices screen Menu you will find a “
Bypass iGuardStove
”
option.This will in essence turn off our device from controlling the stove.You MAY want to use
this if you are doing big dinners and will be in the kitchen for long periods of time.By checking this
box in the Account Settings the Bypass feature will disappear from the on screen Menu.This adds
another level of protection by eliminating the possibility that someone can override the safety
features.
Shut Off Odometer
The Shut Off Odometer is an amazing feature.How it works is this.Every time the
iGuardStove
has to shut the stove off automatically it records that event here.It is arunning tally since you had
set up the device and had connected it to your online account.
In essence every time the
iGuardStove
shuts off the stove it has prevented apotential fire.As this
number grows you will begin to realize the value that the device is providing you.
Its also asimple way to see how your loved ones memory is.If this number is fairly consistent and
then starts to ramp up at some point then that would suggest that something has changed in their
lives.

Room Temperature Alerts
The temperature sensor is designed to warn you if the ambient temperature in the kitchen area is
getting to dangerous levels either too high or too low.This can alert you that maybe the furnace
has quit and the pipes are at risk of freezing or that the air conditioner has failed and the house is
too hot and your loved one needs to be removed from the home immediately.
Set the range that you would like by selecting the low temperature and the high temperature.Keep
in mind that it should have alarge enough spread to account for thermostats that lower the
temperature at night and other situations that affect temperature swings in the home.
The sensor is not immediate and could take up to an hour to register achange.Its not designed to
be aconstant monitoring item but rather an alert when the temperature gets drastically into an
unacceptable level.It can take many hours for outside temperatures to creep into ahome so the
one hour is fine.
The alert will appear on the Home Screen as aStatus Icon as well as in the Calendar of Events.If
you go to your Contacts in the Alert section and check off the Temperature Alert checkbox then it
will send that Contact and alert when either extreme is reached.
History –Calendar View
This Calendar view gives you aquick way to see what's been happening with the stove in the last
12 months.This example shows the “
Last 5 Weeks
”. Icons of concern are red or orange and less
important are in blues or other similar colors.Simple “
Power On
”icons are green.There is a
number in brackets beside each event telling the number of times that event occurred that day.
Clicking on aparticular day will expand the view so you can review aminute by minute detailed list
of events.Being able to monitor someone's activities with the stove can be agreat way to see how
their memory is changing so you can determine if changes in care are needed.
At aglance you can see how if loved ones are even using the stove.This is asimple way to make
sure they are eating hot meals every day.
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History –Daily View
The Daily List of Events is very handy way to determine how people are interacting with the stove.
This is important as peoples memories change and can give you insights as to their activities that
no other device can.
You can see how often they are cooking and other helpful things.If you see that the stove is being
used at 3am then it is time to engage the Late Night Locks or other safety features.
Other handy indicators will show how often the cooking is being forgotten.You can also see
when the yellow “
Reset
”icon appears telling you how long they stayed away from the cooking. If
it’s 1- 6 minutes say then you can feel that they are simply being distracted maybe my the door or
phone.If you see that they are staying away for really long periods before the yellow “
Reset
”icon
appears then you know they are not just being distracted but are actually forgetting the cooking.
You can also see if they are using the “
Manual
”timer too often and can make decisions on
whether they should have that ability or you should disable it.
Lots of very helpful information can be pulled from this data over time you will find that there is no
other way to determine this information especially if you live in adifferent city.
Activity Monitor -Daytime
The
Daytime
and
Nighttime
Activity Monitors help you keep an eye on what's happening in the heart
of the home.We’ve heard of loved ones falling and unable to get up and going hours or days
before being discovered.Now you have amotion sensor in the heart of the home.(Keep in mind
this has nothing to do with the stove protection.Its just motion sensor based feature.)
The Daytime Monitor settings:
Choose the “
Wake Time
”that aloved one typically starts their day.
Choose aGrace Period which is the amount of time you want to expire before you are sent an alert
that there has been no motion.Example:If you set the “
Wake Tim
e” to 7:00am and the
Grace
Period
to 3hours then if no motion is detected by 10:00am
an alert will be sent.
If motion is seen DURING the
Grace Period
then it simply
resets again and you will see this icon on the Event History.
You will also get atext alert if you have that selected in Alerts.
If motion is seen AFTER the alert has been sent then you will see
this icon on the Event History and the Grace Period timer will reset.
Each time motion is seen the
Grace Period
gets pushed out throughout the day.In the previous
example if motion was seen at 8:45am then the
Grace Period
would continue for 3hours from that
point until 11:45am.If no motion is seen until 11:45am then an alert will be sent.If motion was
seen before the 3hour limit at say 11:30am then the 3hour
Grace Period
would start once again
until 2:30pm with no alert having been sent.
The reason it keeps resetting is because you never know when something might happen to aloved
one during the day and you don’t want only one chance to be notified.
The Good Morning Message
simply sends atext/email to
your smart device letting you
know that someone is up and
mobile and walked into the
kitchen.
It will only do this once per day
after the Wake Time.
This is agreat peace of mind
feature of your iGuardStove.

Activity Monitor -Nighttime
The Nighttime Monitor settings
:The
Nighttime
monitoring starts at the “
Sleep Time
”and ends at
the “
Wake Time
”. During the
Nighttime
the system will simply record motion that it sees.This can
help you determine if there are any sleep irregularities with your loved one.
All someone needs to do is pass through the sensor field to record an event.Only one event will
be recorded every 15 minutes.This will give you the information that you need without
overwhelming the
Events History
with too many recorded events.
For each event recorded you will see this icon
No alerts will be available for the
Nighttime
monitoring.
Tips:
-Don’t make the
Daytime Grace Period
too short or you could get alarge number of texts during
the day. 3 hours works nicely for most situations.
-If the
Grace Period
is longer than the time between
Wake
and
Sleep
then no alerts will be sent.
-You must first activate either the
Daytime
or
Nighttime
monitors in order to get the alerts, then you
must go to the
Alerts
page and select who will receive the alerts.The
Alerts
checkbox will not
appear until you activate one or both monitors.
-The times between the
Wake Time
and the
Sleep Time
is the Day hours.Everything outside those
hours are the Night times.
Contacts List –(Family, Friends & Care workers)
NOTE:These Alerts require amonthly subscription.Please contact us for more information.
This area manages your Contacts List of who you want to receive which Alerts.They WILL NOT have
access to Settings.(See Managers in next column.) In the example below you can pick certain
people to get these Alerts.The “
Alert Method
”allows to to choose the delivery method to each
person by either text, email or both.
1. Emergency Button
–When the Emergency button is pressed on the Control Panel the alert will
go out.If someone lives in adifferent city then it might not make sense that that person gets
this type of alert.People who might could be anext door neighbor, close friend or abuilding
manager etc.
2. Loss of Communication
–If your
iGuardStove
looses connection with the server it might be
because the router is offline or something else.The
iGuardStove
will go through aseries of
procedures over the next 6hours to re-establish communications with the server and if it can’t
restore communication the server will send out an alert stating the “
Loss of Communication
”.
The device will still operate the same manner but History will not be collected nor will you get
alerts.
3. Auto Shut Offs within 24 hours
–Someone might be having problems remembering their
cooking and getting an alert after they forget the stove 5times in one day could be helpful
information.You can roll this down to “1” if you want to get notified each time it’s forgotten.If
this is something that you don’t want then roll it up to 10 or more.
4. Turn On Alerts
–This will notify you each time the stove is turned on.
5. Temperature Alerts
–Alerts will be sent to your if either of the temperature extremes are exceed
for both hot or cold.
6. Activity Monitor
–This must be checked in order for Alerts from the Activity Monitor to be sent
to you.
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Managers & Primary Caregivers Permissions
There are 2types of Managers that are different from aContact that only gets Alerts.
•Manager –Has access to View or Settings or both
•Primary Caregiver –Has access to only View
First click “Add Manager or PC” button.
An email window pops up and this is where the invitation will be sent to.Once sent the next window
appears.
Choose which stoves the Manager or Primary Caregiver will have access to.Typically aPrimary
Caregiver would only get access to one individual stove for that family but if required they can be
added to other stoves.
Online Account -Add a Manager
With your Account you have the ability to add Managers and/or Primary Caregivers who will have
their own online password protected access to the stoves and the settings.Managers can have
access to View &Settings where anormal Contact can’t.
The main profile is the account owner and the list of Managers is below that.In this example Mike
has been added as aManager.
Once aManager has been added you can give them Permission to either View the data, change the
Settings or both. A Manager can be added to individual stoves or you can use the ALL Stoves
option.You can also choose which alerts the Manager should receive.

Refund & Return Policy
We do not accept returns or exchanges unless the item you purchased is defective.If you receive a
defective item, please contact us at [e-mail] or 844-859-3838 with details of the product
and the defect.An RMA# and shipping instructions will be given to you at that point.
Upon receipt of the returned product, we will fully examine it and notify you via e-mail, within a
reasonable period of time, whether you are entitled to arefund or areplacement as aresult of the
defect.If you are entitled to areplacement or refund, we will replace the product or refund the
purchase price, using the original method of payment.
Refunds Permitted:
We do accept returns if the item is unopened and in the original packaging within 30 days of your
purchase with proof of purchase.If 30 days or more have passed since your purchase, we cannot
offer you arefund or an exchange.
Shipping
To return the item you purchased, please contact us for an RMA# and the shipping address.
Call for RMA #first.No items shall be returned to us without an RMA# being issued by
iGuardFire
Ltd.
Refunds do not include any shipping and handling charges shown on the packaging slip or invoice.
Shipping charges for all returns must be prepaid and insured by you.You are responsible for any loss
or damage to hardware during shipment.We do not guarantee that we will receive your returned
item.Shipping and handling charges are not refundable.Any amounts refunded will not include the
cost of shipping.
DELIVERY POLICY
Delivery Time
All orders are subject to product availability.An estimated delivery time will be provided to you once
your order is placed.Delivery times are estimates and commence from the date of shipping, rather
than the date of order.Delivery times are to be used as aguide only and are subject to the
acceptance and approval of your order.Unless there are exceptional circumstances, we make every
effort to fulfill your order within [15]business days of the date of your order.Business day means
Monday to Friday, except holidays.
Date of delivery may vary due to carrier shipping practices, delivery location, method of delivery, and
the items ordered.
Delivery Instructions
You can provide special delivery instructions on the checkout page of our website.
Shipping Costs
Shipping costs are based on the weight of your order and the delivery method.To find out how much
your order will cost, simple add the items you would like to purchase to your cart, and proceed to the
checkout page.Once at the checkout screen, shipping charges will be displayed.Additional shipping
charges may apply to remote areas and/or multiple devices.You will be advised of all charges on the
checkout page.
Federal Canadian GST/HST tax is charged according to the province or territory to which the item is
shipped.Provincial taxes are not charged.US taxes are not charged.
Damaged Items in Transport
If there is any damage to the packaging on delivery, immediately notify the carrier and then contact
us immediately at [e-mail] or
844-859-3838
Questions
If you have any questions about the delivery and shipment or your order, please contact
us at
844-859-3838
Managers & Caregiver Permissions (cont.)
The next window is where you choose whether the person is Manager or Primary Caregiver.You
also then choose which Alerts they will get.Remember the Manager get to View and change
Settings but the Primary Caregiver only gets to View the History.
When they accept the email invitation they will then be asked to Register their own login information.
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Software Version 2377
or newer
Version 03/21
Creating Peace of Mind Products
Limited Warranty
1.
iGuardFire
Ltd.warrants, to the original purchaser, this product against defects in materials
workmanship for aperiod of one (1) year from the date of original purchase.
During this period
iGuardFire
Ltd.will repair or replace adefective product or part, at their discretion,
with anew or refurbished product at no charge other than shipping costs.
No warranty shall apply when damage is caused, or repair is required, due to any of the following;
•Use of the product for other than the intended purpose,
•Accident alteration abuse or misuse of the device
•Inaccurate mounting location or poor workmanship during installation
2. These warranties and remedies are exclusive and all other warranties, expressed or implied,
written or oral, including the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular
purpose are excluded
3. To receive warranty consideration aReturn Materials Authorization number (RMA#) must be
obtained by either phoning 844-859-3838 or email at [e-mail] awarranty
registration has not been received by
iGuardFire
Ltd.Via, aproof of purchase must accompany the
returned product once an
RMA# is received.
4. The defective product must be returned to the address included with the RMA#.All
transportation and insurance costs to return the device are the responsibility of the owner.
iGuardFire
Ltd.will pay for the return costs.Please include abrief description of the problem,
contact name, phone number, and RMA# with acomplete return address.
Product Liability
1.
iGuardFire
Ltd.shall not be liable for any loss damage (including without limitation direct or
indirect damages for personal injury property damage loss of business profits business interruption
or any other pecuniary loss) or expense arising directly or indirectly out of the purchase installation
or operation of the products.
2. In no event shall
iGuardFire
Ltd.be liable for special, indirect, incidental or consequential damage
of any kind or nature due any cause.
3.
iGuardFire
Ltd.neither assumes nor authorizes any representative or other person to assume for
it, any obligation or liability other then is expressly set forth herein.
4. This warranty does not cover any incidental or consequential damages and is in lieu of all other
warranties expressed or implied and no representative or person is authorized to assume for us, any
other liability in connection with the sale of our products.
IMPORTANT –Product Liability Disclaimer
iGuardFire
Ltd.shall not be liable for any loss, damage (including without limitation, direct or indirect
damages for personal injury, property damage, loss of business profits, business interruption, or
any other pecuniary loss) or expense arising directly or indirectly out of the purchase, installation or
operation of our products.
In no event shall
iGuardFire
Ltd.be liable for special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages
of any kind or nature due to any cause.
iGuardFire
Ltd.neither assumes or authorizes any
representative or other person to assume for it any obligation or liability other than is expressly set
forth herein.
IMPORTANT
The sale to the Buyer does not convey to the Buyer any intellectual property rights in such products or
any software contained therein, including, but not limited to, any rights under any patent trademark,
copyright or trade secret. Neither the sales of the Products, the license of any software, nor any
provision or by way of estoppel, any license under any patents or other intellectual property rights of
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Products or software or any component thereof for any purpose.