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Last edited: 14 July 2016
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Primrose (open and closed)
The Primrose, originally invented by Roger Bernard (see Nelpa), is a cooking unit improved and produced by Bernhard Mueller of Mueller Solartechnik before his retirement. It is constructed to serve as a little kitchen with the advantages to stay in the shade and stir the food during the cooking process. The working height (91 cm (36 inches)) remains. The cooking unit Primrose resists wind and, with minor modifications, all other weather conditions. The reflector can be put up for easy storage.
Recent news and developments
- July 2013: As of July 22, 2013, Roger Bernard, Lyon, France, authorized Alex Kee of Johor Bahru, Malaysia, to manufacture and distribute the solar cooking unit Primrose.
Audio and video
- June 2009:
See also
- Construction plans for this cooker
- The Nelpa Solar Panel Cooker
- Nelu-Diass
- Roger Bernard
- Bernhard Mueller
- Primrose Technical Information
Audio and video
- June 2009:
Contact
- See Bernhard Müller.Bernhard Müller
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