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Here’s a campfire to charge your iPhone

Hatsuden-Nabe


Hatsuden-Nabe is a thermoelectric cooking pan with a built-in USB port. This new product from TES New Energy Corporation, Japan can charge the battery of your iPhone and other gadgets using the heat from an open fire. The cookpot can be an important accessory for the backpacks of campers. It can serve the dual purpose of cooking and charging. It is especially beneficial when you are out camping for a few days and there is a dearth of power outlets as there is always a need for GPS, compass and emergency calls.

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It is a 16cm handy pot with a USB port fitted in it. The pot has a thermoelectric device to turn wasted heat into power. It is an established fact that the flames of an open fire can reach up to 900F while boiling water utilizes only around one-fourth of the heat. The excess heat is just wasted. The device utilizes this heat to charge up your gadgets. Just connect your phone or gizmo to the USB port with a cable. It can charge an iPhone completely in 3-5 hours.

Via: Dvice

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