Solar Cookstove

IIT Bombay has designed and developed a Solar PV Cook-stove (Solar Chulha), as a clean alternative to cooking. It is an induction-based cook-stove that works on DC, powered by Solar PV panels with battery pack. It can be used to for all types of domestic cooking processes – Boiling, Frying and Griddling (chapatti making), with a daily cooking time of 3-4 hours per day on a full charge. Designed to generate electricity with Solar PV modules, the SPV cook stove is modular and can easily be configured to cater to small as well as large cooking needs. This IITB-designed solar PV cook-stove product has received the first prize, in April 2018, in the National level competition ‘Solar Chulha Challenge’ conducted by ONGC.

Specifications of the cook-stove

Component	Specifications
Heating Coil	100% Pure Copper litz wire Coil
Maximum Power Output	A-Grade High Strength German Crystal Top Plate
Top Plate Material	100% Pure Copper litz wire Coil
Input Voltage	40 V to 60 V DC
Battery level Display	Yes (LED’s with )
Power Adjustments (W)	3 levels ( 700-1000 W)
Auto Pan detection, Switch off	Yes, Automatically switch off when no pan on the induction cooker
Utensil to be Used	Use Flat-Bottom Normal Stainless Steel Utensils only
Internal Cooling Fan Type	DC Fan 18V
PCB Quality	A-Grade Quality
Body Material	ABS Mixed PP Plastic For High Strength
Warranty	1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Compliance	Compliance with ISO 9001-2008 Certified

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