BioLite’s upgraded CampStove provides real time data about the strength of your fire
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BioLite is known for its CampStove: a device that
generates power from fire so you can charge electronics out in the
wilderness. The company announced its new CampStove 2
today, which features a LED interface that provides real time data
about the strength of a fire, the power stored in its 2,600mAh battery,
and the airflow level. BioLite also says it upped its power generation
so the CampStove now has a 3-watt output through its USB port. The
CampStove 2 costs the same as the original at $129.95.
As a reminder, the CampStove captures energy from a fire
through a thermoelectric generator, which then powers a fan that stokes
the fire with more air. Extra power goes to the devices plugged into the
built-in USB port.
Along with the CampStove 2, BioLite is also launching a new accessory designed for its KettlePot:
the CoffeePress. It’s literally just a french press designed
specifically for the KettlePot. But you deserve that gourmet cup of
coffee out in the forest.
The article was published on : theverge
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