Mitticool: A refrigerator that runs without electricity

[Emperor]

Hello Friends,

I purposely post this thread in to "Consumer Electronics" as if some one looking for Economical & Environment Friendly Solution for water filter, refrigerator, Pressure Cooker etc. can look at & go through.

"Former President APJ Abdul Kalam called him a 'true scientist'."

"Mansukhbhai receives the National Award from President Pratibha Patil."

"A team from the Discovery Channel took me around India. I enjoyed the trip. It was a wonderful experience..."

"A person who had settled in Nairobi heard about my project and approached me for 500 units. I was excited."

Read more about Mansukhbhai & his innovative products GO GrEeN :thanx: Mansukhbhai & Rediff & TE :clap:

 

[kishore.chander]

Yeah i just read about this today in Rediff. Good way to spread the information.

 

[Emperor]

Friends,

If any one of you have membership with any forum, just post this information with Links, it will help Environment & Mansukhbhai too who god knows invest how many days, nights, money & leisure for such Environment Friendly Innovative Products.

Thanks

 

[malhotraraul]

Great stuff man

 

[Metalspree]

Now that's called innovation.I want to try it out when i come to India.

Edit: Posted the same on head-fi

 

[6pack]

seems more like a storage bin made of clay. nowhere its mentioned it cools the items stored in it and by how much it cools. it cant make ice too. so its just a storage bin for water and vegetables. it will work in hot Gujarat climate but in humid climate like mumbai it will spoil all the vegetables due to excess humidity from the water inside the clay compartment.

btw they have an official website: mitticool.in

 

[Emperor]

Good find 6pack

 

[j_jindal1]

seems more like a storage bin made of clay. nowhere its mentioned it cools the items stored in it and by how much it cools. it cant make ice too. so its just a storage bin for water and vegetables. it will work in hot Gujarat climate but in humid climate like mumbai it will spoil all the vegetables due to excess humidity from the water inside the clay compartment.

btw they have an official website: mitticool.in

Thats exactly what I noticed.... The mitticool refrigerator seems more like a clay pot than some cooling device.

 

[freshseasons1]

On link to Code No: MCR01 - Refrigerator some pictures open where one can see vegetables are being stored.

I have heard vegetables stay fresh for 7 to 8 Days which is a very good achievement without electricity using just water .

For us who are blessed with Electricity and perfect cooling with refrigerator it doesnt seem much but in rural areas where storing is a huge problem in absence of electricity and cost this is simply a must necessity.