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Tulsi-Hybrid Solar Oven

Makes solar cooking more practical, with its electrical back-up, switching automatically between solar and electric power, depending on sunshine availability.  Uses 75% less energy than a conventional oven.  Can bake a wider variety of food than a grill.

Use the sun to cook, or a 120V outlet. Can heat up to 400 degrees. Folds into a hard-case for storage. Includes four cooking pans and a thermometer.

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Features

• High performance solar oven w/"energy miser" back up AC 120v. electric elements, ultimate in solar oven technology up to 400F in hybrid mode. Convenient, reliable, economical.

• 95% reflective scratch resistant reflector panel for longer wear and higher cooking temps, higher reflectivity than a standard glass mirror.

• Double paned oven window instead of the typical single pane, holds trapped energy longer for superior heating.

• Double rubber oven seals instead of a single seal, better long term heat retention.

• Attachable Temp. Booster Reflector panels for Higher Temperature Cooking.

• Larger internal cooking chamber, cook 4 different food items at one time or how about one large pizza.

• 24/7 electric back-up system is energy efficient using typically 75% less electrical energy than your standard in-house oven. The cost to operate is pennies.

• Rugged suitcase design offers clamshell like protection to internal parts.

• Portable for easy carrying or transport, the suitcase style design fits easily in car trunk, campers, RV's, or boat. Sets up in seconds: Simple as opening a suitcase.

Specifications

Hybrid: The Tulsi-Hybrid can be just an electric oven. No sun required. However, as just an electric oven the cooking temperature is constant around 300 as this is the temperature that the internal thermostat shuts-off and on too.  The Tulsi-Hybrid actually cooks hotter and can reach 400+ when the electric and sun are used in unison.

Cooker size: 540 x 540 x 200 mm. / 21.25 in. x 21.25 in. x 7.87 in.
Material: Molded body made of UV resistant fiber reinforced plastic
Cooking capacity: 2 Kgs. or 6-8 Kgs. per day / 4 Lbs. or 13 to 17 Lbs. per day
Total weight: Approx. 13 Kgs. / 29 Lbs. including cooking pots
Tray material & coating: Aluminum sheet, black painted for high UV heat absorption

Energy source: Solar & electric power for backup

Electrical consumption: Low setting. 0.2 KW/h - High setting 0.4 KW/h. depending on amount of food being cooked & ambient conditions
Two Power source: Solar - Electric 120 volts / 60 cycles.

Electrical wattage thermostatically controlled:

Normal setting: 200 Watts (2 amps) 

High setting: 400 Watts (4 amps), (+/-10%)

Manufactured by Rohitas Electronics of Kanpur, India

How It Works

Sun BD Corporation presents Hybrid Solar Oven Technology at its finest, it is easy to use, portable, sets up in seconds and is safer to use because there are no dangerous open flames. The Tulsi-Hybrid produces zero carbon emissions!

OK, this all sounds great you’re thinking, it’s  state of the art technology, easy to use, portable, and cooks without flames. BUT, how does the darn thing work? Like a piece of cake!

The Tulsi-Hybrid solar cooking oven can be operated in any one of three ways:

1) The Tulsi-Hybrid Solar Cooking Oven can be used in Hybrid mode:

We call using both solar and electric in combination - peace of mind. It’s  the best of all worlds. You can solar cook more often and never have to worry about clouds again. When the sun is out the oven acts as a solar oven but when the sun disappears the oven acts as an electric oven cycling itself on and off between electric and solar when the sun reappears. Forget the roller coaster cooking temperatures and the threat of bacterial food poisoning that can happen with solar only ovens. The Tulsi-Hybrid’s  two setting thermostat automatically controls and maintains the cooking temperature inside the oven chamber so your food is always safe and cooked to perfection even when the weather isn't.

2) The Tulsi-Hybrid Solar Cooking Oven can be an electric oven all by itself.

The Tulsi-Hybrid is thermostatically controlled and reaches cooking temperature of 300 degrees F. The Tulsi-hybrid cycles on and off after reaching cooking temperature for economical energy efficient operation. It’s so easy to use just plug the Tulsi-Hybrid’s  power cord into any standard 110-volt electrical outlet. Operational cost is only pennies. The power source can from the electric company, a DC/AC inverter, or any back up generator. Wattage requirement a measly 200 watts (+/- 10%).

3) The Tulsi-Hybrid Solar Cooking Oven can be an efficient premium solar oven all by itself.

Simply point the Tulsi-Hybrid towards the sun and adjust the back reflector panel to shine the sun’s sunlight into the oven’s dark cooking chamber. It’s that easy.

You will never find another solar oven like the Tulsi-Hybrid, it’s the ONLY Hybrid Solar Oven sold in America . It’s like having four appliances in one: a solar oven, crock-pot, slow cooker and portable outdoors camp oven.

Accessories

4 Cooking pots w/Lids:  4-Stainless steel pots w/lips, hard black coated for UV heat absorption.

Sample of food you can cook!

Order:

Item	Description	Quantity
	TULSI-HYBRID SOLAR OVEN  Price:  $239.00 Flat Rate Shipping: $30.00 TOTAL: $269.00 Total Price includes shipping. All accessories pictured are included with purchase!

Guarantee:  30-day money back guarantee

Sun BD is so confident in their product and want you to experience the pleasure of solar cooking with the Tulsi-Hybrid, that they are offering 100% 30-day money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the product! Just ship back to Tulsi-Hybrid headquarters, and receive a full refund!

1-Year Manufacturer Warranty

In the News:

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Page composed by Bill Levine
Posted by Sterling D. Allan Sept. 5, 2007
Page last updated December 22, 2009

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