Kelly Kettle

The Kelly Kettle is a special kettle for use outdoors.

The boiler cared far more than one hundred years ago in Ireland for hot water until today has not changed in the design.

Operation

The Kelly Kettle is a double-walled container, similar to a traditional Chinese hot pot or a non- electric samovar with a central vent, the water is located between the inner wall or smoke pipe and the outer wall.

In the included fire bowl (or other combustible material) with small branches made ​​a fire and the double boiler placed on it. Through the chimney, which extends through the inner wall of the boiler, the hot air rises, bringing the water to a boil. By the chimney effect, the fire will continue fanned, the fire, the water in the boiler to warm even faster ( according to the manufacturer up to four minutes for the entire contents, depending on the fuel). The boiler summarizes the smallest version about 0.57 liters of water.