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Latest revision as of 00:21, 10 April 2019
Nice Architects Go Eco
Portable, solar-powered ecocapsules -- live rent- and electric-bill free, globally ....
Serenity wherever
As the saying goes, Turn on (the ecosystems), Tune in (to a natural spot), and Drop out (of the city hustle)
>Slovakian firm Nice Architects has built an egg-shaped “Ecocapsule” that runs entirely on solar and wind energy, allowing its dweller(s) to live both literally, and figuratively, off-the-grid.
>The completely self-sustaining portable home contains a 9,744 watt-hour battery, a 750 watt wind turbine, and high-efficiency solar cells that can support you for about a year in pretty much any location in the world, provided there is some sunlight. (It probably wouldn’t work in a cave, for instance, should someone desire to live in one.)
>The capsule also includes a rainwater collection and filtration system. Inside, there’s a kitchenette with running water, a flushable toilet, a shower, a bed, and work space. Nice Architects says the capsule, which is about 4.5 meters (14.7 feet) long and 2.4 meters (7.9 feet) wide, can comfortably fit two people.
Check out a Go Eco
http://www.ecocapsule.sk/advantages
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