when not in use, can it be unhooked and hidden?
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Hi Mrs. B, yes it can be unhooked, I would recommend when setting up using a carabiner or locking/unlocking fastener so you can unhook it from the source. This product may or may not come with that hardware, but it is easily picked up for a few dollars, but use one that is rated for at least twice your weight to be safe.
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Not that I know of. I used the one that was there and left it in the open position.
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Sorry I don't know. I always remove it once I'm done checking or clearing the code. I don't leave it pluged in.
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Just closing it should lock it, but you may want to check the "security level" settings. There is high, low, and off. If it's "off" there won't be any security. The security level can by set by clicking the button with a lock under it.
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Yes it can be used plugged in. Also it can be used without being plugged in.
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We leave plugged in most of the time but it holds a charge indefinetly unplugged. I hope it helps.
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Yes, the top may be removed if you wish. You may also place the hide away any place you like.
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No, not at all. The best way to do it is to fill it up, let it sit for a few minutes, then fill it a little more. Then you can unplug it, and it will be fine for the rest of the night.
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You can leave it in place or remove it to save for another time; it works as long as it stays intact. You will know when it doesn't work any more!
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This unit was not designed or manufactured to be used for such long periods of time, when no one will be around (because you'll be asleep) to keep an eye on it. Considering the potentially tragic consequences of misusing electrical heating appliances in a home where people are sleeping, I would strongly urge you to buy one specifically designed, tested, and UL (or CSA, etc.) certified to be used unattended and for longer periods of time.
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There is not an "off" button for when it is not in use - the clock still runs. BUT since the device only uses 1 battery, it would be very easy to remove it when it's not being used for time tracking purposes. I've had this running every day since I bought it a few months ago and still have not had to replace the battery. I use it approx. 5 days per week.
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That's up to you. We leave ours plugged in all the time because that green light is so tiny. But if you want to unplug it just to be extra conscientious, it certainly can't hurt.
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There is no way to disable it without unplugging it because there is no button for it. I would'nt leave it plugged in 24/7 anyways because it could be hazardous. so I think thats your best option. Or try reading the manual to see if it says anything just in case.
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Yes. The alarm is triggered when a sensor changes state. So if you leave it open and don't touch it, it will not trigger the alarm
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It can be set to re-lock if you choose. That function can also be turned off.
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I've never just left it on after using it to find out. I don't leave any appliance turned on once I'm finished using it just as a precaution against getting it "fried" during a storm.
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It actually detaches from it's holder that is screwed into your cabinet. So, it will be out of the way when not in use. I leave mine hanging al the time as it is clear lucite so it's not really an eye sore.