SPONSORED: HobSafe from Prefect Controls provides the most practical and cost-effective way to prevent hobs from being accidentally left on in communal kitchens.
Keri Beckingham
HobSafe’s robust, tamper-proof design with large switching capacity fits most hobs and is a favourite with electricians because the large terminals make it easy to install. It’s also a hit with students and landlords because ofits effectiveness and ease of use.
The 15-, 20-, 30- and 45-minute run times provide ample scope for all levels of culinary capability – whether warming a tin of beans or frying a fillet steak. Whatever the dish, it could be ruined and so could the kitchen if pans on hobs are left unattended. HobSafe ensures disasters can be averted.
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Safety in numbers
Keri Beckingham
HobSafe’s robust, tamper-proof design with large switching capacity fits most hobs and is a favourite with electricians because the large terminals make it easy to install. It’s also a hit with students and landlords because of its effectiveness and ease of use.
The 15-, 20-, 30- and 45-minute run times provide ample scope for all levels of culinary capability – whether warming a tin of beans or frying a fillet steak. Whatever the dish, it could be ruined and so could the kitchen if pans on hobs are left unattended. HobSafe ensures disasters can be averted.
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With more than 15,000 units installed, HobSafe proves time and again that there is safety in numbers!
For more information, call Glen Golding on 01787 320604 or visit the Prefect Controls website.
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