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Which kettle?
- To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
- Subject: Which kettle?
- From: "Harrison, Mark (Alliance)" <Mark.Harrison@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 18:35:12 +0100
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This is not "domestic_appliances@xxxxxxx", but a genuine
question:
Consider the following scenario:
- Before I go to bed, I fill up my kettle, and turn it on (at the
kettle), but plugged into a controlled socket.
- In the morning, my HA system turns on the kettle (either at a
predefined time, or 'cos I hit a remote switch).
- I clean my teeth, and go to the loo.
- I go downstairs, the kettle has now boiled.
- I make coffees.
This works fine, until Saturday morning, when:
- ... I clean my teeth, and go to the loo.
- I decide to go back to bed for an hour.
- I go downstairs, the kettle has now boiled.
- Unfortunately it's got to boiling, and thermostat has turned it off.
- It's then cooled down again.
What I therefore need is a kettle with a thermostat that both turns
_off_ at 100degrees, but also back on again when it drops to 95degrees.
It probably also has an on-off switch for use by Joe Punter who doesn't
have a remote controlled socket.
I've not been able to find one, let alone one that also is
"cordless".
Can anyone help?
Mark Harrison
European IT Manager, BP/Bovis Alliance
Tel: +44 20 8869 1439
Fax: +44 20 8423 7711
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