I have not seen anything with that but I have a suggestion that might work out.
I have a reptile light bar that has it’s own clock that runs 2 internal circuits (Hate it - tempted to rewire both circuits to always on). Occasionally I take the lizard out, turn off the lights at the Kasa power strip button, give him a bath and let him roam the office for a day. I have the power strip programmed to turn that socket back on after 10 pm, well before the clock needs to turn the lamps back on the next morning so it doesn’t live off he little battery all night. That works fine for my needs.
Just get a plug with enough wattage to handle the heater and schedule it to turn off sometime over night, every night and turn back on before you would usually visit the heater to turn it back on. Or you could just leave the socket off and manually turn it back on when you want to use the heater.
I have not seen anything with that but I have a suggestion that might work out.
I have a reptile light bar that has it’s own clock that runs 2 internal circuits (Hate it - tempted to rewire both circuits to always on). Occasionally I take the lizard out, turn off the lights at the Kasa power strip button, give him a bath and let him roam the office for a day. I have the power strip programmed to turn that socket back on after 10 pm, well before the clock needs to turn the lamps back on the next morning so it doesn’t live off he little battery all night. That works fine for my needs.
Just get a plug with enough wattage to handle the heater and schedule it to turn off sometime over night, every night and turn back on before you would usually visit the heater to turn it back on. Or you could just leave the socket off and manually turn it back on when you want to use the heater.