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Portable Burner with Removable Hotplates
Portable burners come in a range of designs powered by various sources but for the most part, they are still very basic and crude. The iMove your Hotplate system is a sleek burner with removable hotplates. The concept is designed for campers and small households but I don’t see why a larger version wouldn’t work in traditional setups. This would much easier to clean.
Move Your Hotplate is an 2011 iF concept design entry.
Designer: Chan Hyun Park
16 Comments »
Karina says
I want one! lol
Mike Barnard says
Pretty certainly.
The picture indicates that the plate stays hot when removed and is an embedded electrical element, implying a portable energy source. There's no battery with sufficient energy density to support this.
Regarding cleaning, it's easier to clean a flat surface than one with indentations and crevices that spilled liquid can flow into.
Cheers,
Mike
Karina says
I want one! lol
Mike Barnard says
Pretty certainly.
The picture indicates that the plate stays hot when removed and is an embedded electrical element, implying a portable energy source. There's no battery with sufficient energy density to support this.
Regarding cleaning, it's easier to clean a flat surface than one with indentations and crevices that spilled liquid can flow into.
Cheers,
Mike
TOPRICE.IE says
I wonder how it would work i mean what would be source of power??
TOPRICE.IE says
I wonder how it would work i mean what would be source of power??
Chan Hyun Park says
my name is….chanHyun Park, not jeonju si………jeonjusi is korean city..
Chan Hyun Park says
my name is….chanHyun Park, not jeonju si………jeonjusi is korean city..
Ray says
Two concerns about this design. Firstly, as was stated before, it is easier to clean a completely flat surface. Second, is how are the plates connected with the rest of the appliance, is there a possibility that a splash or an overflow will cause a short or zap someone?
ivuntguard says
Induction cookers would be better?
LG says
The lack of imagination in the comments is staggering. With enough advances in battery power over time, providing enough energy for the hotplates to stay how would be an easy enough endeavour. We can already produce significant amounts of heat with current generation portable devices right now, enough to keep the plate warm at the least.
Jenae says
Where can you buy this? How much? Can it be shipped? Interested. Please contact me via email and put For Jenae’s request in subject line.
Thanks
Jenae
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