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- Which is the best solar oven on the market?
- What is the least expensive solar cooker available?
- Am I getting better quality with a more expensive solar oven?
- Which is the lightest solar cooker and which is the heaviest?
...And much moreBelow you can find the straight, simple facts necessary to help make an informed decision on each of the major commercial brands.
Of course you will also want to know about the many variables and the intangible aspects and features that cannot always be shown in a statistical table, therefore we would invite you to visit many of our other pages on the where, how, when, and why, of solar cooking. Also see our page of tips and ideas on how to get the most out of your solar cooker
See also; Videos of Solar Cookers
 Special Note:Since the Fall of 2007, all of the largest commercial manufacturers of Solar Ovens and cookers have noted increases in U.S. sales of 200% to 500% over previous years sales.All attribute the increase to a number of factors, but say that the principal reasons would have to be: The recent downturn in our economy; causing people to look for alternative ways to save on resources and expenses Heightened awareness of emergency preparedness in the case of unforeseen and uncontrollable natural and man made events and the skyrocketing and volatile state of energy costs such as electricity, oil etc.Solar cooking may just be able to help your own family's situation! |
| Global sun oven...# 1 selling solar cooker |
Type: Box Cooker with reflector panels
Size and dimensions:
A-(Interior)inside cooking space:
The Global Sun Oven is 14 x 14 by 12inches deep, gradually sloped down to 8 inches deep.
B-(Exterior)outside measurements:
GSO's outside dimension as 19 x 19 with an average 11 inch depth.
Weight: 21 lbs.
Materials:The following materials are used to make a SUN OVEN®:
- Reflectors: Anodized aluminum (which will never oxidize, rust or corrode)
- Outer shell: ABS plastic
- Bezel: (box frame) Poplar wood (kiln dried)
- Inner shell: Aluminum (coated with a non-toxic powder coating)
- Door: Tempered glass
- Between the aluminum inner shell and the plastic outer shell there is a thick batt of food grade fiberglass insulation.
Temperatures:
Avg: cooking temp 285-350
High Temp: 450 degrees Fahrenheit
Special Features: Levelator: A self leveling table (floor) in oven chamber used to maintain pots and foods level when oven is inclined or elevated.
Adjustable leg for elevating the oven.
Availability: Manufactured in the United States and in a number of other countries.Can be shipped from the US to most any country (shipping costs vary from country to country)
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- The GSO is somewhat heavier than other solar ovens which will allow it to better withstand windy conditions.
- The GSO is still light enough to be easily transported from one place to another
- Has a built in Self-contained leveling leg to adjust for better angles, especially useful for wintertime low sun angle
- The aluminum reflectors come attached to the solar oven and easily fold down for compactness.
- Highly reflective mirror polished aluminum reflectors guarantee longer life
- The tightness of the construction and high quality insulating material allow the oven to attain and also maintain higher overall cooking temperatures, even in the wintertime.
- One of the longest running productions of commercial solar ovens
- Sets up very quickly and easily
- One of the hotter cooking solar ovens, also pre-heats quicker than the other major brands
- Very easy to clean
- Attached built in thermometer
- Deep enough to cook a small (up to 18lb) Turkey or ham
- Depth allows stacking trays and pots for more cooking capacity
- Excellent insulation allowing for greater heat retention long after cooking is finished, maintains food warm for hours afterward
- Longest life of the commercial brands, 15 years or more
(some have owned and used their GSO for 25+ years)
Cons:
- The GSO is somewhat larger than other solar box cookers thus requiring more space for storage and transport
- A bit heavier than several other commercial ovens, but is an advantage when windy.
- One of the more expensive solar ovens, mainly due to the quality of materials used in its construction
- Wood outer trim can crack from exposure to the elements if not treated with an oil or liniment.
- Interior cooking space is somewhat small, width wise, at 9 x 12 inches thus limiting some sheet and pan sizes,...but it is the deepest of the solar ovens allowing for taller pots and pans and stacking
- The levelator (self leveling shelf) takes up cooking space but it can be removed when needed
Average cost on market $265.00 (including shipping)
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the Global Sun Oven and the SOS Sport
| SOS Sport |
Type: Box Cooker
Size and dimensions:
A-(Interior)inside cooking space:
18"wide x 9"deep x 9"high with a sloping grade down to 6" high at front of cooker.
B-(Exterior)outside measurements:
27" wide x 18"deep x 11.5"high
Weight: 10 pounds
Temperatures:
Avg: 235-265 F
High Temp:375 F
Special Features:Scientifically designed and tested, Totally weather proof materials used in its construction
Materials: (The following information is given by manufacturer,Solar Oven Society)Two main design features are responsible for the excellent heating capability:
1. The insulation material used is a 1-inch thick, closed cell, glass fiber reinforced, material with aluminumfoil laminate on both sides. The insulating benefits of this material include:
a) A high insulating value of 6.5 R;
b) It won't deform or crush in normal usage (because of the glass fill);
c) It won't absorb water (because it is closed celled);
d) The glass fill provides long life with sustained high temperatures.
Subpoints b), c) and d) above will not degrade the insulating value.
The front, back, sides and bottom of the unit are lined with this insulation
2. The lid of the SOS Sport is also insulated by creating an air gap created by a clear film secured over amolded bubble in the lid material. The insulation of the lid is an SOS Sport exclusive.
3. Four stainless steel clips safely secure the lid to maximizecooking temperatures and hold the heat in. Pictured at theright.
SAFE MATERIALS
The SOS Sport is constructed of safe materials for solar cooking. These materials were carefully selectedby knowledgeable solar scientists.
1. The insulating material for the front, back sides and bottom is polyisocyanurate. This material is non-toxic and is stable at solar cooking temperatures of 200-300oF. It will not out-gas without being ignited. It ignites at 880oF with flame, or self ignites at 1080oF, both well above solar cooking temperatures.It also withstands the sustained high temperatures of solar cooking because of the glass fill.
2. The exterior housing and collar are injection molded from the same basic material, polyethylene terephthalate(PET), obtained from post consumer, recycled pop bottles. (The material for the collar is glass reinforced to withstand higher temperatures.) This material is safe since it has been in direct contact with soda drinks.Additionally it is safe at solar cooking temperatures (200-300oF) because it has been heated up 5 times previously (as high as 500oF+) during: original pellet formation; injection molding of bottle plugs; bottle blow molding; 2nd pellet formation; and injection molding of the SOS Sport.
3. The lid consists of 3 materials. The clear modified acrylic lid material is commonly used for self-serve, foodsteam tables in restaurants. The .003-.004 inch thick, clear polyester film used to create the insulating air gap of the lid is also polyethylene terephthalate (PET) with special UV absorbing agents. The tape used to hold the film in place has the same PET base as the film without the UV agents but with an acrylic adhesive that has no toxic agents.
4. The .018 inch thick inner liner is aluminum with paint baked at 450oF., black on the oven cavity side and white towards the insulation.
LONG LIFE
The SOS Sport is manufactured to last.
1. The exterior case and collar are injection molded PET. This material stands up to weather conditions, solar cooking temperatures and rough handling.
2. The insulation material is closed cell and will not absorb the water naturally produced during cooking or from rain or spills. It is glass filled to stand up to sustained, high, solar cooking temperatures.
3. The one piece, see-through lid top is tough vacuum-formed, acrylic material unaffected by UV rays. The film forming the insulating air gap is tough. It was originally manufactured to protect Interstate Highway signs from abrasion and degradation from road airborne debris and chemicals.
4. The enamel coated aluminum liner will not rust.
5. The "spring clips" are made from stainless steel and will not rust.
OPTIONAL REFLECTORS
The Sport now comes with higher grade polished aluminum reflector panels that will last a lot longer than the original corrugated plastic adhesive reflector panels that were with the oven from the beginning, this is a major upgrade.(The reflector panels do have spring attachments which make the panels very secure in windy conditions, so that is a plus.)
The standard opening of the lid without reflectors provides 100 watts of power in good overhead sunshine.When reflectors are used with the oven, the additional sunshine entering the solar oven equates to 200 watts of power in good overhead sunshine.
There are numerous variables with the sun and atmosphere that impact the ovens performance.
Stainless steel springs and links securely attach the reflectors to the lid and will not rust
Availability: Manufactured in the US. Can be shipped from the US to most any country (shipping costs vary from country to country)
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- One of the lightest manufactured solar ovens
- Long lasting durable materials used in manufacture of oven
- Has one of the largest cooking interiors of commercial ovens available (regular size cookie tray can fit well)
- Lightweight solar reflectors (optional)
- Comes with a WAPI (water pasteurization indicator)
- Comes with two included black roasting pots
- State of the art insulation that will not deteriorate due to moisture and heat exposure
- Designed with two cooking angles; for summer and winter time
- Door (lid) and reflector clips and hooks prevent wind from blowing them off
- Has largest "footprint" or base, making it probably the most stable in brisk winds
- Achieves hotter temperatures than many ovens except for the Global Sun Oven
- Has a very efficient (sealed air) insulated lid
- Easy to maintain and clean
- Has a nice "winter angle" for cooking when the sun is lower during the shorter days of the year.
Cons:
- Interior cooking space is reduced when set at the 60° wintertime cooking angle
- Clips for reflector and lid can be stiff and difficult to unlatch (easier with use)
- Is not as efficient without reflectors in our northern latitudes (optional reflector panels highly recommended)
- Sealed air chamber in lid can fog on inside due to moisture creeping in, reducing effective penetration of sun's rays
- Lexan transparent lid/cover can warp and discolor if temperatures are too excessive for too long, when oven is used with reflector panels in summer time...reflector panels should be used for early spring, late fall and winter.
* * The Sport was not designed for extremely high temperatures like the GSO, but if used properly it is still as effective at cooking and baking as is any other solar box cooker, if not more so.
Average cost on market $205.91 (including shipping)
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the SOS Sport and the Hot Pot
| Hot Pot: |
Type: Panel Cooker
Size and dimensions:
A-inside cooking space 3 quart steel pot
B-outside measurementsExtended panel measures 29" wide x 22" front to back and 14"in depth
Pot measures 12"in diameter
Weight: 12 pounds
Materials:
Reflector panels: The less expensive standard reflector is made of aluminum foil bonded to heavy cardboard. The more expensive reflector, the Morning Star, is made of anodized aluminum and has steel hinges. It is, more durable, more alluring and impervious to termites and goats. (Aluminum panels only sold in the USA)
Glass outer Bowl, lid and steel cooking pot
The pot assembly comprises a 3 quart black-enameled steel pot supported by its rim inside a covered, transparent, tempered glass bowl. There is a half-inch of air space between the pot and the bowl. The heat retained inside the glass bowl creates a miniature "greenhouse" effect and maintains cooking temperatures.
Temperatures:
Avg: 225- 250 F
High Temp: 350 F (dry)
Special Features:Scientifically designed and tested by the The Florida Solar Energy Center http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/en/research/solarthermal/solar_cooker/
Availability: Manufactured in Mexico
Distribution available from Warehouses in the United States There may soon be some local manufacturing of Hot pot in other third world countries
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Very high quality materials used in the manufacture of panels and pot
- Heavy enough to withstand brisk wind
- Highly reflective mirror polished aluminum reflectors, longer lasting reflectivity
- No maintenance other than cleaning, which is easily done.
- Great for slow, low temperature Crockpot type cooking (soups, stews, meats)
- Large cooking container
- Most efficient and effective panel cooker manufactured
- Can maintain steady boiling temperatures for four to six hours or more in summer time.
- Compact, collapsible, reflector panels allowing for more compact storage overall.
Cons: - Panels can move about with a brisk wind, and if strong enough can tip the cooker over
- Panel cookers are a little less effective in the wintertime due to the inability of the panels to converge the suns rays more directly onto the pot. It is harder to angle (tilt) solar panel cookers for more direct sun.
- Not the best style of cooker for baking cookies and other such goods even though it can be done with adjustments.
- Large pot makes it less compact for tight storage issues.
Average cost on market $129.95 (including shipping) Click Here for more information and for pricing and discounts
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the Hot Pot and Cantinawest's "Solar Burner"
| Cantinawest's Solar Burner |
Type: Parabolic
Size and dimensions:
A-inside cooking space: N/A
B-outside measurements: 5ft. in diameter
Weight: 39lbs
Materials: Steel tubing and plate
- All steel construction(welded joints)
- High reflectivity mylar concentrator
- Simple hand crank elevation adjustment
Temperatures:
Avg:800 F
High Temp:820 F +
Special Features:
Elevation adjustable sliding arm and a pot receptacle stabilizing arm
Availability: Can now be acquired from dealer in United States
Pros and Cons:
Pros
- Larger surface area for greater power (heat) output
- Long lasting, durable construction and materials
- Easily adjustable
- Reaches high temperatures very quickly
- Mild winds are not a serious problem due to size and weight
- Great for frying and grilling foods
- Can be transported while inverted on top of vehicle or by partial dismantling.
- Can be used for starting camping, or cooking fires when no other means are available
- Very useful for pasteurizing and sterilizing large amounts of water for personal and family use.
- Cooks as well as most electric range top burners.
- Reflective Vinyl surface allows for easy spot repair or replacement of reflective surface if and when necessary.
Some Quick Statistics
Shallow ParabolaFocus length 60 cm. (23.62 inches)1500 watts power on sunny dayFocus 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)Cons:
- Weight (39lbs.) and size (5ft.diameter) make it more difficult to transport ( for some it works better as an established fixture)
- Vinyl reflective surface fades with time, as do all mylar/vinyl surfaces exposed to elements and spills.
- Must be adjusted more frequently than a box or panel cooker
- Care must be taken in its use as opposed to the more passive and unattended nature of box and panel cookers
- Not the best for baked goods, although it can be done with some innovation
- Harder to store due to it's size since it is not compact or collapsible.
- Shorter people may have a little more difficulty reaching pans from over the edge of parabolic. (can be remedied with small stool)
- * Note: If parabolic cooker is moved/dragged excessively over long period of time joints can become weakened,as is the possibility with most welded joints/connectors when stressed.
- * 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.
Average price on market is: $170.00 (including shipping)
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the SunCook Solar Oven
| SunCook: |
Type: Solar Box CookerSize and dimensions:
A-14"x16" floor space (18"x18" upper interior space)interior space tapers as it goes down
B-outside measurements23"Wx22L"x11H"
Reflector panel is 22" high x18"wide and 29" high with extension
Weight: 28.5 pounds (37.5 lbs boxed/ship)
Materials:
Outside Reflector panels: Non imaging optics
Interior reflectors: Non imaging Optics act as compound parabolic concentrators
Outer Casing: Aircraft grade Plastic
Interior: Aluminum (polished)sheet metal
Temperatures:
Avg: 300- 350 F
High Temp: 400F (200 C) (dry heat)
Special Features:
The cooking compartment is surrounded with thick insulating materials all around for good insulation (sealed in between in and outer walls)Interior reflectors: Non imaging Optics act as compound parabolic concentratorsA double glass lid allows for the inflow of solar energy while preventing any thermal losses
The SUN COOK is built using the most advanced materials, all of them produced in Europe or the USA in order to guarantee the user’s satisfaction:
- Glass–tempered and with a low iron content for an adequate transparency. Made by a world leader in this field;
- Mirrors–polished and coated aluminium made in Germany by a specialized manufacturer;
- Plastics–five different types of recyclable plastics, chosen according to the requirements of each particular part;
- Insulation–mineral wool specifically conceived for cooking ovens by a leading global manufacturer;
- Glues and sealing tapes –from world class manufacturers
Availability: Manufactured in Portugal
Distribution available from Warehouses in the United States
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Very high quality materials used in the manufacture of panels case and interior
- Sealed Dual paned tempered glass door for optimum insulation and heat retention
- Heavy enough to withstand brisk wind
- Highly reflective mirror non imaging reflectors, longer lasting reflectivity
- No maintenance other than cleaning, which is easily done.
- Great for slow, low temperature Crockpot type cooking (soups, stews, meats) as well as any baking (bread,cakes, cookies)
- Very Large cooking interior
- One of the most efficient and hottest box cookers manufactured
- Can maintain steady boiling temperatures for four to six hours or more in summer time.
- Compact, portable, durable.
- Comes with cookware, booklet and guide.
Cons: - Heavier than most solar ovens, but it does give more stability
- More expensive due to technology, materials, quality and location of manufacture.
- Does not vent steam very well which requires opening the lid every so often.
- New manufacture smell is a little tough to eliminate, but it is doable by following instructions
Average cost on market $459.00 (including shipping)
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the SunCook and the Cookit
| Cookit |
Type: Panel Cooker
Size and dimensions:
A-inside cooking space:Based on size of pot being used
B-outside measurements:N/A
Weight: 2-4 lbs. depending on cookware used (panels are less than 2lbs.)
Materials:The CooKit is a lightweight, panel-style solar cooker. Convenient for home, camping and emergencies, it folds flat to 13"x13"x2". Made of cardboard and foil. Comes with two high-temperature cooking bags, required for cooking Use with a black, covered pot (not included).
Temperatures:Avg:220-250 F
High Temp:300 F (dry)
Special Features:Most compact, lightweight of the manufactured panel cookers.
Availability:Is manufactured in the US and most countries, can be shipped in large quantities at reasonable rates
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Very simple design and inexpensive materials (can be duplicated using common everyday materials found in home or supply store)
- One of the least expensive solar cookers available
- Light weight
- Folds up for compact storing capability
- Can be used with almost any small, dark colored cookware and an oven bag
- Great for slow, low temperature Crockpot type cooking (soups, stews, meats)
Cons:
- Somewhat pricey considering the cheaper materials that are used in its manufacture
- Panels can move about with a brisk wind.
- Panel cookers are a little less effective in the wintertime
- Comes with no included cooking pot
- Requires constant replenishing of oven cooking bags
Average price on market is: $30.00 (including shipping)
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the Cookit and the Tulsi Hybrid
| Tulsi Hybrid |
Type: Box Cooker
Size and dimensions:
A-inside cooking space15"wide x 15" long x 3.5"deep
B-outside measurements22" wide x 22"long x 7.5" high
Specifications
Cooker size: 540 x 540 x 200 mm. / 21.25 in. x 21.25 in. x 7.87 in. Cooking capacity: 2 Kgs. or 6-8 Kgs. per day / 4 Lbs. or 13 to 17 Lbs. per day
Material: Molded body made of UV resistant fiber reinforced plastic
Tray material & coating: Aluminum sheet, black painted for high UV heat absorptionCooking pots w/Lids:
4-Stainless steel pots w/lips, hard black coated for UV heat absorption
Energy source: Solar & electric power for backupElectrical consumption: Low setting. 0.25 KW/h - High setting 0.475 KW/h. depending on amount of food being cooked & ambient conditions
Two Power source: Solar or Electric 120 volts / 60 cycles.
Electrical wattage thermostatically controlled:Normal setting: 250 Watts (+/- 10%)High setting: 475 Watts (+/-10%)
Total weight: Approx. 13 Kgs. / 29 Lbs. including cooking pots
Manufactured by Rohitas Electronics of Kanpur, India
Temperatures:Avg: 250-300 F
High Temp:400 F
Special Features:One of the easiest setups available and is the most protected oven due to high quality outer shell
Availability:Distributed locally in the US by a number of sellers
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- High quality materials
- Airtight construction
- High insulation rating
- Weight allows it to withstand brisk winds without overturning
- *Added benefit of backup electrical power in case of loss of solar capacity (only solar cooker with this feature)
- Wide and long cooking interior can cook a 14 inch pizza
- Includes four blackened Stainless steel, covered cooking pots
- Highly reflective mirror polished aluminum reflectors, longer lasting
- Interior of oven is very easy to clean
- One of the hotter box ovens at dry heat...but less when loaded with food
- Can be use purely as an electrical low watt oven if there is no sunshine
Cons:
- Heavier than most solar box cookers on the market
- One of the more expensive ovens due to its material quality and manufacture location
- Larger in size than most box solar cookers; takes more space, but can be stored on its side like a suit case.
- Cooking space is not very "tall" or deep at only 3.5 inches, but it is very wide and long 15" x 15" needs to be used with shallow pans
- Hinges and attachments can loosen with heavy use, just need re-tightening
- The back, or lid, reflector panel needs more adjusting than usual to get the right focus of suns rays as opposed to those cookers that have angled panels such as the GSO or Sport, thus causing temperatures to vary more.
Average price on market is: $329.00 (including shipping)
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Solar Oven Comparisons of the Tulsi Hybri and the Cleardome Octagon Parabolic
| Cleardome SolaReflex AA Octagon Parabolic |
Type: * Parabolic (*because of its structure it is considered a parabolic rather than a panel cooker according to manufacturer)
Size and dimensions:
A-inside cooking space: depending on pot size used
B-outside measurements: 26" tall reflector panels
Weight: 6lbs
Materials: Reflector panel is made of weather resistant anodized aluminum with 95.5% reflective SolaReflex AA mirror surface
Temperatures:
Avg:285 F
High Temp:400 F
Special Features:
-Heat absorber plate for pot setting
-Weather and tarnish resistant coating
Availability:Manufactured in San Diego CA and sold every where
Pros and Cons:
Pros
- Larger surface area for greater power (heat) output compared to other smaller panel style cookers
- Parabolic structure and greater surface area concentrates more sunshine over a larger area of the cooking pot than do standard reflective panels, reducing the loss of suns rays that traditionally reflect past the cooking pot.
- The reflector support base is also made of thicker anodized aluminum, and it has a black fiber cement heat absorber plate that serves as the pot holder and will heat up to about 250 degress F in full sun. This helps to speed cooking much like pre-heating a box cooker. It's a solar hot plate that also reduces heat loss from the bottom because of the way it's mounted on the support base.
- Long lasting, durable construction and materials.
- Has a rock hard weather coating over the mirror polished anodized aluminum, assuring longer lasting reflectivity than any other cooker on the market.
- Reaches high temperatures more quickly than most.
- Can withstand winds better than most panel style cookers due to its rigidity and low center of gravity.
- Can fry and grill foods using accessories.
- Light weight of only six pounds for the reflector and base assembly,very portable.
- Collapsible for easy storage
- Offers optional solar distilation container to distill foul or salty water.
Cons:
- Not a parabolic in the true sense of the word.
- Lighter Weight in this instance, it is not as heavy as many parabolics, therefore is not as stable in the wind like the heavier more permanent parabolics.
- Does not come with a cooking pot or cover, must acquire ones own dark cooking pot, while the unique,optional, Clear Dome Pot Cover is available as an option. This cover will allow for baking foods with the Octagon Parabolic cooker
- Tests by some show it not as efficient or as effective at boiling water compared to a standard parabolic cooker.
- Not the best for baked goods, although it can be accomplished with some innovation
- More expensive than most panel style cookers, especially when cooking pots, covers etc. are sold as optional accessories .
Average price on market is: $224.00 (including shipping) Cleardome Solar
See website for optional $39.00 Clear Dome Pot Cover,Optional $39.00 Fresnel solar smoker wood chips burner and solar water distiller Optional accessories
Compare our prices to other sites on the internet and you will find that we are as low as, if not better than the majority of sellers offering solar cookers; and we will back up our products with a 180 day satisfaction guarantee. We offer more than just a sale, we offer top quality customer service.
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