Mobile photovoltaic
A type of portable solar stove called GoSun is capable of cooking a complete meal, even on cloudy days.
This kitchen uses parabolic mirrors to capture sunlight focusing on glass cylinders and cooking food inside the cylinder.The GoSun kitchen consists of a stainless steel food tray, which acts as a convection oven for baking, frying, boiling and many other forms of cooking.
The central cooking tube is made of borosilicate glass capable of withstanding thermal shock. In the lap of copper bushing, stainless steel and aluminum nitrile to absorb and conduct heat from the sun's rays better. The tube is 0.6m long, 5cm diameter, enough to hold about 1.4kg of food or 1.6 liters of liquid. The kitchen frame is designed firmly, can be tilted down, facilitating the preparation of coffee and other hot drinks.
GoSun mobile photovoltaic.(Photo: gosunstore)
After opening the lid and placing the stove in the sun, the mirrors will focus light on the middle tube. After about 10 minutes of heating, the cooking time depends on the type of food and the intensity of sunlight when cooking. On sunny days, 6 hot dogs can be baked in 10 minutes.
In cloudy days, baking a muffin tray will take about 2 hours. The inventors said that the best temperature to cook with this photovoltaic furnace is from 93 to 288 ° C. The kitchen also includes a sliding tray with a heat-resistant handle, allowing people to cook or remove food at any time.
Besides the tubular design, the really outstanding feature of GoSun is its portability . Kitchen 20cm long, 5cm high and 13cm wide, 1.5kg weight, can be easily stuffed into backpacks or bags. Designers hope the GoSun stove is an environmentally friendly device because it can replace firewood stoves for fuel. The estimated retail price of a GoSun stove is 279 USD, a lower GoSun Mini model and a non-folding wooden frame that costs 79 USD. These kitchens began to be delivered from December this year.
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