Solar Parabolic Burner with Stand - Free Shipping in Dallas, Texas For Sale

Solar Parabolic Cooker with Stand
This cooker is ready to cook as soon as it is directed toward the sun. No pre-heating just point and cook!
Some Quick Statistics
- Shallow Parabola
- Focus length 60 cm. (23.62 inches)
- xxxx watts power on sunny day
- Focus area 1.5 square meters (16.15 sq ft)
- Focal spot temp 824 F.+- (440.56 C)
- Diameter 1.5 meters across (4.92 ft)
To help you decide which is the best solar cooker, here are some items to take into consideration about the Solar Burner:
- Its cost is very reasonable, considering its size and material make up as well as its productiveness and utility.
- It is not too heavy, allowing for relative mobility and ease of use.
- The parabolic can be adjusted for elevation (up/down) and also side to side tracking of the sun very easily. The parabolic turns/swivels from side to side on its base.
- The construction of the cooker uses light, molded steel panels, pipes and braces providing sturdiness of the materials.
- It is just heavy and stable enough that most winds cannot move or tip the cooker. Also it is sturdy enough that quite large size pots can be used to cook, boil and fry on it. (* Care should be taken to make sure the parabolic is on level and even ground and that the "burner plate" is level before placing any pot for cooking).
- The parabolic can quickly heat up a pan of water or cooking oil etc. On a bright day it takes less than ten minutes to boil two cups of water. (Paper will ignite in two seconds under its focused energy).
- The parabolic is mobile enough to take camping, to the park and even to the neighbors for great solar cooking convenience. (If it was collapsible then it might be even easier to transport, but it would be much more expensive.)
The parabolic does have some minor disadvantages to be aware of:
- It is not a solar cooker that can be used easily for baking and simmering, since it is so much hotter and has no enclosure like an oven. For this we recommend the Global Sun Oven.
- It is very bright to work around, thus it is best operated while using sun glasses to protect your vision.
- Due to its size (larger diameter) it can be slightly challenging for shorter people to lean over the edge of the parabolic a bit to reach the pot.
- With this style of solar cooker, the reflective panels get splattered on more often when frying and boiling if one is not careful. This is easily remedied though by cleaning up the splatters right away or right after cooking, and then it does not stick permanently. * Note: much of the splattering and dripping can be avoided if one uses deeper pans and lids whenever possible.
- Many people would prefer polished aluminum for the reflector panels instead of the adhesive mylar sheets applied to the metal panels, since polished aluminum is more durable and its shine is longer lasting than mylar. Polished aluminum reflectors would of course make the cooker more expensive and a bit heavier. Mylar wears out with much use and cleaning, but of course it is much less expensive than the aluminum. And adhesive mylar can be used to repair and replace worn areas of the panels at minimal cost.
- A parabolic is a little bit more involved in its use and requires more attention and care than a solar oven or panel cooker.
- Care has to be taken when children are around it or allowed to use it.
Note: The Solar Burner is manufactured overseas,where most solar cookers/parabolics are, thus the "finish" and "detail" quality are not quite as fine or, to standard, as can be found in US or European manufacturing plants. This does not affect the effectiveness or capacity of the cooker, but rather more so the "aesthetic" aspects.
Your cost of $170.00 includes Shipping and Handling to any continental US destination (via UPS ground) (AK, HI and International higher, call for quote). Assembly required.
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