Instead of buying fuel, use the free solar energy around you!
Roast, bake and dehydrate high quality with this smokeless 3.5 Kilowatt solar concentrator.
The SOL5 captures direct sunlight and turns it into heat for processes up to to 300°C (depending on country).
The SOL5 has recently completed successful piloting we’re moving towards making the product available globally.
SOL5
Solar Heat Power For Food Processing
Bakes 7kg of bread in 1 hour
Roasts 16kg of peanuts in 3 hours
Dehydrates 20kg of Tomato in 8 hours
Requires only direct sunlight, no fuel.
Because there's no fuel being burnt there's no hot spots that burn the beans and no risk of contaminating the roast with burnt fuel fuels or residues. Because sunlight is free there is no fuel costs and the SOL5 can pay for itself in less tha 2 years!
Bake at the same temperatures and quantity of a commercial tripple phase oven! Bake without fuel costs, without fuel or electric supply line. Bake without smoke!
With a high temperature and high-power heat source, and a small PV pannel to force a rapid flow of air through the dehydrator, the SOL5 can dehydrate evenly, large quantities in short time. This significantly reduces risk of the sun going down while produce is still not fully dehydrated (compared to passive solar dehydrating methods). And of course, there are no fuel costs (compared with electric or fuel powered dehydrating)!
After completing a program of piloting and design iterations in 2018, now entrepreneurs are successfully using the SOL5 to bake commercially in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. We have launched our solar trainings and we are working with NGOs as well as private companies. Our next step is launching a network for fabrication so anyone anywhere can get a SOL5.
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