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High Flow Stream Engine - Turgo Rotor - 1900 Watt
Stream Engine - High Flow Micro Hydro Generator
The Stream Engine employs a brushless, permanent magnet alternator which is adjustable, enabling the user to match turbine performance with available water supply or turbine output to daily electrical load demand.
With 130 metres head, the Stream Engine is capable of continuous outputs of 1.9 kW (more than 45 kWh/day - depending on loads, timing of usage and available battery storage), while requiring virtually no maintenance. The Stream Engine micro hydro system employs high efficiency, precision-cast parts, and non-corrosive alloys for long life and durability.
The hydro generator operates at heads of about 2m and upward (although power output becomes truly viable from about 5m). Water from a stream is channelled into a pipeline to gain enough head (the vertical distance the water falls) to power the system. The water passes through a narrow nozzle causing it to accelerate before striking the bronze Turgo wheel. The Turgo wheel then turns the generator shaft.
Up to 2 universal nozzles can be installed on one Machine. Nozzles are adaptable in sizing from 3mm to 25mm. Stream Engine is suitable for 12V, 24V, or 48 Volt systems.
The Stream Engine is designed for use in battery-based power systems, with electricity generated at a steady rate, and stored in batteries for use at higher rates than is generated. During times of low demand, power is stored.
Regulation / charge control can be done using REG-L20 or REG-L40 + RGX-R40 together with RGX-E15 or RGX-E16 - contact our office for advice
Dimensions (mm): 350(W) x 400(L) x 240(H)
Max continuous power: 1900W
Bearings are 3 x 6203
Weight: 14 Kilograms
Warranty: 12 mths
Code: HYD-060-H
Price: $3900.00
The Stream Engine employs a brushless, permanent magnet alternator which is adjustable, enabling the user to match turbine performance with available water supply or turbine output to daily electrical load demand.
With 130 metres head, the Stream Engine is capable of continuous outputs of 1.9 kW (more than 45 kWh/day - depending on loads, timing of usage and available battery storage), while requiring virtually no maintenance. The Stream Engine micro hydro system employs high efficiency, precision-cast parts, and non-corrosive alloys for long life and durability.
The hydro generator operates at heads of about 2m and upward (although power output becomes truly viable from about 5m). Water from a stream is channelled into a pipeline to gain enough head (the vertical distance the water falls) to power the system. The water passes through a narrow nozzle causing it to accelerate before striking the bronze Turgo wheel. The Turgo wheel then turns the generator shaft.
Up to 2 universal nozzles can be installed on one Machine. Nozzles are adaptable in sizing from 3mm to 25mm. Stream Engine is suitable for 12V, 24V, or 48 Volt systems.
The Stream Engine is designed for use in battery-based power systems, with electricity generated at a steady rate, and stored in batteries for use at higher rates than is generated. During times of low demand, power is stored.
Regulation / charge control can be done using REG-L20 or REG-L40 + RGX-R40 together with RGX-E15 or RGX-E16 - contact our office for advice
Dimensions (mm): 350(W) x 400(L) x 240(H)
Max continuous power: 1900W
Bearings are 3 x 6203
Weight: 14 Kilograms
Warranty: 12 mths
Code: HYD-060-H
Price: $3900.00
- 1: Hyd-060 (593Kb)
- 2: HYD-060-Manual (1491Kb)
- 3: StreamEngineBearings (114Kb)
- 4: HydroSiteAssessment (47Kb)
- 5: Hydro Filter (50Kb)
- 6: Hydro Faq (88Kb)
- 7: StreamEngineBearings (114Kb)
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QLD:
Gold Coast (from Coolangatta to Southport), Nerang and Hinterland (Beaudesert) and out West (Warwick, Stanthorpe, Killarney)
NSW:
Northern NSW (Tweed Heads to Yamba, including Evans Head, Byron Bay and Ballina); the Far North Coast Hinterland (Grafton via Lismore to Murwillumbah) and out West (Casino to Tenterfield, including Drake and Tabulam, as well as Woodenbong and Bonalbo)
For larger system we also go up to Brisbane or down to Coffs Harbour and even Glen Innes. Other places by arrangement.