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The Nevehorno uses solar energy directly and accumulates heat until reaching temperatures of 190° C. It was developed to cook both solid and liquid food products and as a passive solar fridge. The Nevehorno is able to use many energy sources: solar, electricity, wood, charcoal, biomass, etc. The maximum temperature achieved through direct solar is 187.8 ºC (370°F), but the maximum temperature achieved through diffuse radiation 43.33 ºC (110°F).
Materials
Fiberglass, polyurethane, galvanized iron, aluminum and tempered glass.
Dimensions/Weight
Dimensions:
- Base: 42cm x 42cm
- Upper section: 84cm x 84cm height: 50cm
Weight: 25 kg
See also
External links
Contact
- See Luis Becerra.Luis Becerra