The Sun Table – which has no moving parts, adjustable stainless-steel legs – and whose wooden frame is made of teak – comes with an inverter and internal battery. Four hours of direct sunlight, according to Sudia, will yield enough energy to use a laptop for for hours via the battery. (Use the laptop at/on the table on a sunny day, and the the useful life will be more than four hours, of course).
The current price is $2,200 and ships within 4 – 6 weeks of order.Our quick calculations suggest that – deductibility aside – this would knock about $30 per month from a New York City residential electric bill.
Back-of-the-envelope calculations based on data from the Public Policy Institute of New York State and Michael BlueJay, aka Mr. Electricity.
Sun Table from Sudia Labs. (Cross-posted at Popular Logistics). Via Solar Today (March 2008 issue).
