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There is a wide variety of solar cooker designs, many of them simple to build from inexpensive, easy-to-obtain materials. Some can be built in as little as an hour for less than USD 5.00. Start by choosing a cooker design type based on your requirements. See Solar cooker designs to compare characteristics of the most common types, with some examples of popular cookers of each type. You can also buy a solar cooker from a variety of companies. The Solar Cooking Wiki also provides an individual page for 146 different countries where you will find news, NGOs, manufacturers, and individuals working on solar cooking projects in that country. Links to possible funders are also available: |
Types of solar cookers
- Solar panel cookers
- Solar box cookers
- Parabolic solar cookers
- Evacuated tube solar cookers
- Solar trough cookers
- Solar array cookers
- Fresnel solar cookers
- Scroll down to see all solar cooker plans.
See also
External links
- The original "Plans page" in the Solar Cooking Archive
- Evaluation of Several Original and Commonly Used Solar Cooker Designs - Dane Dormio and Steven Jones
- January 2014: Construction of Solar Cookers and Driers (English, French) - Christelle Souriau & David Amelin (This is an excellent overview of solar cooking basics and simple solar cooker and dryer construction methods.)
All construction plans
Scroll down to find links to all of the different plans for solar cookers found on this wiki.
All items (117)
- Satellite Dish Cooker (English)
- Satellite Dish Cooker (German)
- Side-Slit Panel Cooker
- SK1.4
- Soda bottle pasteurizer
- Sol Cooker
- Solar - Concentrator
- Solar 1000
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- Solar Coffee Roaster
- Solar Funnel Cooker
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- Solar Trekkers Cooker
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- Solar Wok
- Solar-Trough-Baking-Oven
- SolReka Parabolic Solar Oven
- Somdrij Solar Cooker
- SOPAC Hand-Made Cooker
- Stockton Solar Oven
- Sun Peace
- Sun-Funnel
- Sunny Cooker (Tan)
- SunStove
- Suntastic Panel Cooker
- Super Solar Tracker for Solar Ovens
- Suspended Box Solar Oven