You can just stick this portable outlet to your window to start using solar power! So far we have seen solutions that act as a solar battery backup, but none as a direct plug-in. Simple in design, the plug just attaches to any window and does its job intuitively.
According to the designers, Kyuho Song & Boa Oh: “We tried to design a portable socket, so that users can use it intuitively without special training.”
It's a portable socket that gets its power from the sun rather than the grid. You plug into a window instead of into the wall. It's easy.
The solar panels suck energy from the sun. The charger converts that energy into electricity. You plug in to the charger.
The Window Socket pulls solar power to an internal battery, which can be either used immediately or saved for use during night time hours or when you are away from the sun.
After 8 hours of charging, the socket provides the user with 10 hours of electricity.
The solar panels suck energy from the sun. The charger converts that energy into electricity. You plug in to the charger.
The Window Socket pulls solar power to an internal battery, which can be either used immediately or saved for use during night time hours or when you are away from the sun.
After 8 hours of charging, the socket provides the user with 10 hours of electricity.
where can I get one and how much is it going to cost me?
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ReplyDeleteIs it available in Nepal?
ReplyDeleteWhy would you share this and not tell people where they can get them?
ReplyDeleteBecause you can't get them. It doesn't really exist and isn't going to.
ReplyDeleteImpressive and very interesting, now, May I know if this is available in retail markets? what country and how much the retail pricing?
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Looks like a real one, if that's the case, is this available for sale in retail?
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