NEW ARRIVAL
5.12kWh
Built-in Lithium Battery

Meet the
BLUE CARBON DC TIMES Residential Solar Induction Cooker, an innovative
solar-powered cooking solution designed to bring convenience, flexibility and
modern technology into Nigerian homes.
Forget
relying entirely on cooking gas or conventional electricity. This residential
cooker combines a 2,000W induction cooking system with a built-in 5.12kWh
lithium battery and an 800W solar charging input, giving households another way
to prepare meals using stored solar energy.
Designed for
residential use, it comes with two 400W solar panels and multiple cooking
functions to support different meal preparations.
Key
Features and Specifications
Based on the
product specification images supplied:

|
Specification |
Details |
|
Product
name |
DC TIMES
Residential Cooker |
|
Product
category |
Solar
Induction Cooker |
|
Rated
output power |
2,000W |
|
Rated
voltage |
51.2V |
|
Power
supply |
Built-in
lithium battery |
|
Battery
capacity |
5.12kWh |
|
Rated
solar input |
800W |
|
Solar
panels included |
2 × 400W |
|
Charging
method |
PV solar
panels (plug set included) |
|
Cooking
zones |
Single
heating zone |
|
Heating
technology |
Induction
heating |
|
Control
interface |
Touch
control; English |
|
Control
mode |
Physical
metal buttons (as listed under core parameters) |
|
Colour |
White |
|
Dimensions
(W × D × H) |
402 × 406
× 718mm |
|
Panel
dimensions |
278 ×
328mm |
|
Panel type |
Microcrystalline
glass panel |
|
Rated load
capacity |
8kg |
|
Net weight |
64.9kg |
Multiple
Cooking Functions for Everyday Meals
The DC TIMES
Residential Cooker offers eight cooking functions:
With these
functions, the cooker is designed to support different cooking needs in a
residential kitchen.
Built-in
Lithium Battery and Solar Charging
One of the
major highlights of this appliance is its integrated 5.12kWh lithium battery.
The cooker
has a rated output power of 2,000W and an 800W solar charging input. Its
supplied solar arrangement comprises two 400W panels.
This
combination allows the appliance to store energy and use solar power for
charging, reducing dependence on conventional electricity when sufficient
stored energy is available.
For
perspective, 5.12kWh divided by a continuous 2,000W load gives approximately
2.56 hours as a theoretical calculation. Actual cooking time will be lower or
different depending on usable battery capacity, conversion losses, cooking
power levels and operating conditions.
Designed
with Packaging and Shipping Considerations
The
accompanying product information also highlights handling and shipping
provisions, including:
The
accompanying shipping information states that the cabinet and battery are
packaged as an integrated unit, with UN38.3 and MSDS certification
documentation. It also describes cables being included and pre-configured
within the energy-storage cabinet.
The same
information mentions BYD power battery cells and a 10-year warranty. Customers
should confirm that these specific battery and warranty statements apply to the
exact cooker model being purchased and obtain the applicable warranty
documentation.
Why
Choose the BLUE CARBON Solar Induction Cooker?
The DC TIMES
Residential Cooker brings together cooking technology and energy storage in one
residential appliance.
Its key
attractions include:
Bring
Smarter Solar Cooking into Your Home
The future
of residential cooking is becoming more energy-conscious, and BLUE CARBON is
bringing another innovative solution to Nigerian households.
Whether you
are upgrading your kitchen, exploring alternatives to conventional cooking
methods or looking for a solar-powered residential appliance, the BLUE CARBON
DC TIMES Solar Induction Cooker deserves your attention.

BLUE CARBON
– Powering Better Living with Smarter Solar Solutions.
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