Portable Solar Water Heater Hot Water Kettle for Outdoor Camping

   Solar Kettle- the green product you DO want to have!

Know someone who always has a hot cuppa?

Give them a solar Kettle!

Perfect for:

         - Traveling
 
         - Boating or fishing
 
         - Sporting (golf, tennis etc)
 
         - Field or farm work
 
- Camping - at boiling point, the solar cup can pasteurize water safe for drinking!
 
- Home use (save on your energy bills!
 
Solar Thermal Bottle

This solar thermal bottle is mainly made by vacuum tube. It has two parts: Body and reflector, the vacuum tube can absorb solar heat, meanwhile, the two paranolic reflector can focus the sunbeam into the bottle boday, So that can use it for keeping water hot in wild, and also can heat the cold water to boil.
Features:
 

Product application 
To heep the temprature of hot water in wild.
To boil cold water in wild.

Place applied to use 
Place that has sun light, such as Outdoors, Mountaineering ,Fishing, Travels, Geology inspect, Field work. 
Method of Application 
Open the hinge, make the handle bar lock into the groove of hinge, then put the cup in the sunshine, bottom towards to the sun, makes the body around 45 degree bias.
 
Attention
 
Water must be added first before us, Do not use it dry in the sunshine

The products is not suitable for cold light.
 
 
When you are in mountaineering
 
For it is one kind of light (the weight is 0.9Kgs) and compact kettles, the weighs is just 1.2 Kg. But it is easy to melt snow to make tea, coffee, soup and hot food which can seriously revive a cold and tired mountaineer. Alpine conditions of clear sunshine give ideal operating conditions regardless of the air temperature.
 
Survival in adversity
 
The Solar Kettle can be used to sterilize water thus making unknown water sources safe to drink. Beverages such as tea, coffee, hot chocolate, soup can easily be made with the solar kettle. In extreme cold climates it can be used to melt snow and pasteurize it for drinking water. In sea survival situations the solar kettle can be used for desalination, to produce distilled fresh drinking water, from seawater.
Daily life using
 
 
Take tea drinking as sample in UK, which is a national institution, we down an amazing 1909 cups of tea every second, 6.8 million every hour, and 165 million cups every day, according to figures from the UK Tea Council. This unsurprisingly uses up a lot of energy, a kettle uses up to 3kW of electricity. A typical 2.2kw kettle takes 100 seconds to boil. This equates to about 1.68 million kWh in electricity consumption to boil the actual water used in cups of tea. But 67% of people boil more water than is actually required for their cup of tea. If on average twice the amount of water than is required is heated, this would mean that we are wasting around 1.68 million kWh a day making our. Adding in coffee drinkers this extends to 2.33 million kWh per day or 1056 tones of CO2 a day from electricity use, the equivalent to about 149 000 cars, or an annual 6.36kg of CO2 per capita. This is estimated to cost a cool £91m a year.