Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments. Electric Blanket, Suitable for Both Laying and Covering, with Auto Shut-Off Timer, Energy Saving 55W, AI Overheat Protection, Economical, Fast Heating, 140 x 80cm, Washable, Electric Blanket Washable, Head-to-Toe Warmth, Anti-Dust Mite, 4-Stage Timer, 5-Stage Temperature Adjustment, Cold Protection, Shoulder Wrap, Knee Blanket, Single, No Pilling, Heating Appliance, Camping, Office, Car Camping, Gift (Checkered Pattern) [5-Stage Temperature Adjustment & Auto Shut-Off Timer] The electric blanket is easy to operate with just a button press, allowing for fine-tuning of temperature and timer settings. Equipped with a controller, you can adjust the temperature in 5 stages (30, 35, 39, 43, 48°C) with a simple button press. This electric blanket also features a timer function, allowing you to choose from 3, 6, 8, or 10 hours. It prevents low-temperature burns and accidents caused by forgetting to turn it off, contributing to energy saving and reducing the worry of forgetting to turn it off, making it safe for elderly users. You don't need to worry about whether you turned it off when you go out. [55W for Fast Heating, Very Economical Electricity Bill, AI Overheat Protection] The electric blanket is an economical heating appliance. With a maximum power consumption of 55W, the electricity cost per hour is about 0.9 yen, which is lower than other heating appliances, leading to electricity bill savings. Using a highly insulated futon will make it warmer and also save on electricity costs. A temperature sensor is built-in to detect the temperature in real-time, and AI maintains the temperature while preventing overheating. This electric blanket is designed with carefully arranged wiring to focus on warming the feet, providing head-to-toe warmth. It is recommended for those who have trouble sleeping due to coldness from the waist down to the feet. It also effectively blocks coldness from flooring and tatami mats. It can be used not only for winter cold protection but also throughout the year for the slightly chilly seasons of spring and autumn, and as a countermeasure against the cold caused by air conditioning in the summer.