Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Another variant is the solar grid inverter

The Navitron's C-zero Solar Kettle/cooker is a kettle designed and developed by Navitron Ltd of Oakham. Described as one of the most efficient kettles in the world it similarly runs off evacuated solar inverter technology, uses no electricity whatsoever by running exclusively off solar energy, has a capacity of 2 litres, takes about 3 hours to reach boiling point starting at ambient temperature and retains heat for a disproportionately long time, taking in excess of 15 hours to cool right back to ambient temperatures.
Another variant is the solar grid inverter which is also a very similar design which also uses evacuated solar principles to harness the solar energy from the sun needed to heat the kettle. This kettle takes between 30 minutes to 3 hours to boil water and will still heat up, albeit slower on an overcast day because the embedded vacuum tubes absorb infra-red rays.

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