The document describes a non-contact current sensor circuit that detects current flowing through high-wattage appliances and provides an audible alert every 15 minutes. It uses a step-down transformer as a current sensor, whose primary winding ends are connected to a full-wave bridge rectifier. The rectified output is fed to an op-amp comparator IC. When current is detected, the op-amp output triggers a 14-stage ripple counter IC to generate periodic signals that activate a buzzer through a transistor oscillator circuit, reminding the user that the appliance is still on.