Many of our products may even make you eligible for a 30 percent tax credit. Depending on the model, a small residential wind turbine with a rated capacity of 1.8 KW and a rotor of 12 feet has the ability to produce an estimated 400 KWh when the wind is breezing at only 12 miles per hour. Changes to the design of the wind blades make it easier for wind power to produce more energy while turning more quietly.Īble to generate hundreds of watts of power from wind, our affordable turbines are designed to generate power for lights and appliances such as refrigerators, stoves, TVs and radios. Utilize the abundant natural resource of wind to power important appliances and never worry about finding an electric power source during emergencies and power outages Lower your bills and reduce your carbon footprint with a variety of eco-friendly turbines to choose from.Įarthtech Products features models that are quieter and more efficient than ever before, designed to deliver more energy at lower wind speeds. For just a small upfront investment, you can harness the power of this renewable energy source for generations to come.
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Curious about renewable energy? Connect a solar cell in series or parallel circuit with the wind turbine.Whether for your home, RV or boat, wind power blows the competition away.How much power can your turbine produce while outside on a windy day? Enough to light up an LED?.
How much wind energy can you store using the capacitor included in the kit? Measure the volts and amps using the multimeter.Looking for a wind turbine science fair experiment kit? Read the experiment suggestions below. The Wind Turbine Science Kit includes easy-to-follow instructions and supplies for seven experiments. Purchase extra Styrofoam trays to experiment with even more blade patterns. The pictured wind turbine was built from the components in this kit. Use a standing or box fan with multiple power settings. Note: This wind turbine kit for students works best indoors using a fan to simulate the power of wind. Double the Power? – connect two motors to the LEDs.Series & Parallel Circuits – study circuits & light up to 3 LEDs.Using Potential Energy – charge a capacitor & use it to power a motor.How Much Power? – measure power output (voltage & amperage).Motor & Generator – use wind energy from one motor to power another.Simple Generator – generate electricity & light an LED.Simple Motor – show how a wind turbine works.Extend experiments with included supplies: use the second motor, store electrical energy in the super-capacitor, or light three LED lamps with series and parallel electrical circuits. Measure voltage, amperage, and calculate power output. Use the included digital multimeter to test different wind turbine blade designs. Measurable results: Digital multimeter for DC/AC voltage, DC current & resistance.Reproducible outcomes: 28 entry spaces on observation chart.Endless options: Swap Styrofoam blades for other materials.
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Interesting activities: 7 experiments, plus ideas for more.Adjustable variables: 4 blade pattern templates & 2 Styrofoam trays.Convenient size: 14" tall for easy, indoor use.Sturdy frame: PVC pipe supported by a wooden base.What’s included in this wind turbine kit for students? Unlike many wind turbine science kits, ours encourages both creativity and invention! How is this wind energy kit different from other one-and-done kits? It includes four blade patterns, ideas for alternate materials, and extra experiment prompts, greatly expanding the experiment potential. Includes an easy-to-read explanation booklet.Provides DIY fun in a one-box kit for students.Contains everything to design, test & analyze wind power.Offers a complete wind turbine science fair project.
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How can the breeze blowing across your face become the power that lights your home? Since wind is unpredictable, can we rely on it to operate machines? Answer these questions and more with the Wind Turbine Science Kit for students in middle school or high school.
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