Water Turbine Hydro Generator for River/Creek, 50W/100W

Note: This water turbine hydro generator cannot be used for drinking water.

Buy small water turbine hydro generator online, delivering 50W or 100W of power. The hydroelectric generator's  innovative design requires minimal water flow, generating high torque even at low speeds thanks to a 3:1 gear ratio, ideal for powering outdoor landscapes, creeks, rivers, and charging devices.

Specification

Feature

• Dual Power Options: Available in 50W and 100W models to suit different energy needs.
• Stable Water Wheel Design: Features a unique water wheel shape stabilized with triangular fixing plates, ensuring robust operation.
• High Torque, Low Flow: Hydro turbine generator generates high torque even with low water flow, thanks to a 3:1 synchronous gear ratio for efficient energy conversion.
• Durable Construction: Built with steel plates for long-lasting use and coated with a baked paint finish for excellent corrosion and rust resistance.
• Compact and Portable: Water turbine's small and lightweight design makes it easy to transport and set up in various locations.
• Quiet Operation: Utilizes a silent belt drive system for exceptionally quiet gear transmission and low-noise power generation at low RPMs.
• Wide Applicability: Hydroelectric generator, ideal for diverse environments, from indoor offices to outdoor settings like small streams and rivers.

Detail

1. Tank: Professionally engineered for high water collection efficiency.
2. Gear Set: Features a silent belt drive for quiet operation, delivering high torque under low water flow with a 3:1 synchronous rotation ratio.
3. Structure: The small water hydro generator, constructed from steel plate in a water wheel design, stabilized by a triangular bracket for enhanced rigidity.

Size (Unit: mm)

Application

Tips: How to install the water turbine hydro generator?

1. Site selection: Choose a place with stable water flow and a drop, and plan the layout.
2. Pipeline laying: Use suitable pipelines to conduct water from the water source to the water generator, ensuring the slope and smoothness.
3. Bracket construction: Fix the pipelines with metal or wood.
4. Installation of power components: Install bearings and gears, and connect belt to the water turbine generator.
5. Fixing the generator: Install the hydro turbine on the foundation and adjust it to be horizontal.
6. Testing: Conduct water-passing tests to check the power generation and connection conditions.