12/24V Wood stove thermoelectric Generator 100 or 200 watt Rabbit Ears www.tecteg.com

[@generationalstewardship]

What an absolutely awesome concept! Perfect for tiny homes and cabins - and power outages.

[@SeeTheWholeTruth]

I have been pushing these designs at people for over a decade now. Glad to see someone up and building them. I will send them to you, and yes.. you should go further with videos showing how they can utilize the ambient water lines too. People dont get how far the system can go, in terms of full useage. I do however take issue that you didnt incorporate it into direct water tanks or coils for a tank.. as this has far more syphon ability, but that of course increases cost and design sizes. This is great. I like the Ipower Towers they have there, but this is far more efficient towards more utilization simultaneously. Honestly though.. you need someone to work with your video quality, and the "information" posted on the videos.. Do it once.. copy paste it and add it with each video. This is a "more often gets more notice" staging area, that will lift you. The only thing that holds you back is fully utilizing it. So do it.

[@jshaw4757]

Hello mate if you get my message plz reply i would love to pick your brains if dont mind lol thanks

[@ovadyarachman7243]

This is a really fucking cool idea. Generate electricity and hot water from your fireplace instead of getting solar/generator and a hot water heater.

[@adadintraining4451]

I have been looking for a good electricity source for a homestead during the winter. This would work well if you hook the water up to a source outside in the winter. The water would always be cold while the stove is always hot. As long as you have wood you have power

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[@prodigalsharp5828]

Your ideas are amazing

[@curmudgeinnak]

Saw something like this years ago. I am happy to of found you now. What watt levels and amps can you produce for 24v. Can more than one be used at a time? I live remote in Alaska and this would be amazing to add to the house.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@blakehafling6995]

With the trend leaning heavily towards 48v and higher systems do you have any plans to offer units for higher voltages. In the winter if I could have an extra 200 watts being produced while I run my wood stove my LFP batteries would stay in the state of charge range for maximum battery life.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Very difficult to get 48V. 12VDC right now maybe 24V in future design!

[@kjeldschouten-lebbing6260]

@@thermoelectricpowergenerator If all else fails users can also use a dc-dc converter ;-)

[@KairHatchet]

You should let people know that it's going to condense gasses more rapidly but that's not exactly a negative thing since you can reburn that it again. Collecting it is just a bitch. I would imagine a shop vacuum bag designed to not only handle the creosote or whatever its called, but also be able to be thrown straight into the burn box. This is brilliant my dude. I want a Mars rover hab unit built on bicycle wheels to live inside and this is a key component to making that work

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Yes, but the same design is now applied to the body of the stove in cut out on the back side for the absorber heat sinks to be in direct contact with the gases where there is more heat flow and longer heat flux( movement). What we found was not enough fuel (wood) heat was being generated in the flue. This reduced the amount of power you could produce. When the system hot side was embedded directly where heat was being generated much more power was being produced. If you email us at [e-mail] we have all the CAD drawings for the design. So when we ship either a 100 or 200 watt generator. You can mount directly into the constructed or modified stove!

[@accelwell7018]

I was just starting to mess around with TEG Chips..... And then I see this guy lol I can't even see his tail lights he's so far ahead of me.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

32 years. design experience

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@jjman533]

Looks like your own miniature cell tower inside your house!

[@wragabrr]

Can you demonstrate it with a stove to get an impression on how much fire needs to be there to get the electricity.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@egokick]

Have you considered replacing the pump with a bubble pump (like the ones used in coffee machines), or is the temperature to low for that?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

No, you need a good quality pump for long duty cycles. coffee pumps are not designed for continuous use!

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

We built this for years of reliable operation, not as a Chinese use for 2 years and throw away product!

[@ljprep6250]

The website shows a $1,450 price, which seems a bit steep for the setup he's showing in the video.

[@story1234]

Do you have any current 200w system for sale?

[@eyedocduncan]

So it will run a 100 watt light bulb?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

You obviously don't under stand Power! 100 watts is the world to off grid people!

[@eyedocduncan]

@@thermoelectricpowergenerator average off grid home uses 15 kWh a day. I understand power consumption and statistics. Your system generates 2.4 kWh a day. Sorry if you don't like the numbers...

[@katiegreene3960]

I wonder if this could be put on a outdoor wood bioler?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Not enough heat flux! Sorry!

[@jasonbrown467]

by nominal wattage, do you man max power? what is the continuous max wattage?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

depend on full cell size and how much material you continue to automatically load into the system with water. But yes, continuous power per hour! our larger unit is 1Kwh. Ran for 48 hours straight. next test is 1 month.

[@riesenigma9120]

Very nice design. How many power is lost by running the pump compared to what is generated and are you planning to ship these overseas to europe as well?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Closed loop 3 Watt.

[@woodworks2123]

Could you stack 2 or 3 of these units on top of each other for ever greater power output?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

possibly but you need a lot of heat flow!

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

1000F to start

[@sungazer888]

800 # isn’t working. Do you sell the complete unit?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@ViaAvione]

How cold, does the cold side temp need to be?

[@jshaw4757]

I was thinking building a large peltier and putting a hole in my wall so the cold side is now out in the cold in winter...and on the inside i plan to sit a pot heater right next to the hot side on the inside...i can get pot heaters extremly hot and also i use oil candles to power the pot heater i get the oil for free so its all completly free the cold outside and the heat source on the inside...i think to awnser your question the colder the better but also you can put ice packs on the cold side...so if i stack some ice packs outside in winter they should stay cold for hours without melting...anyway good luck with whatever your doing mate and good luck

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

The colder the better, but the heard upper limit is 170C. But -30C or lower would create a greater DT more power! It's all about heat absorption, Heat flow, And Temperature!

[@Indeewoods]

So is there just a unit that connects to the stove pipe for charging but with no pump?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

No we don't have a design for the pipe with fans. doesn't work as efficient a steh air around stove is hot so how do you cool the cold side?? It works but at a very low power production.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Check it out at Thermoelectric-generator.com it comes with a Dc to Dc custom Charger, pump, wire, ceramic blanket and generator, sleeving

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

pump and controller as well as other parts come with unit go to tecteg.com .. menu at top... online store... teg systems... rabbit ears 100 watt IPOWERTOWER 11

[@matthewkelley1937]

Could this be adapted for external use on a Central Boiler?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIfKn4yfird2sNU possibly if the heat FLUX is high enough. Heat flow and temperature!

[@aVerdadeTV]

Good, work! What kind of material you used to produce energy?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Semi-conductors Seebeck effect! Everything in this product is High temperature Minimum rated material is 500F but that doesn't directly touch any hot surface.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Seebeck devices thermoelectrics. Go to tecteg.com our site has lots of information on the technology. Been around for 90 years. discovered in the 1800's. look under whats news lots of papers for laymen to read, easy to understand. i can get into physics but don't need to.

[@rekonsiliasidunia]

@@thermoelectricpowergenerator your website www.tecteg.com is invalid

[@simonfjell7564]

Can't connect to www.tecteg.com

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

BiTe semi-conductor doped for power generation Seebeck Modules

[@aryakepakisan5204]

Where is the peltier ?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Between hot and cold side. Tower face to heat absorber face. 6 x 56mmx 56mm module TEG1-24111-6.0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIfKn4yfird2sNU

[@holyscience3763]

awesome! what's the name of the product? i've been searching on the website since last night under the online store tab and couldn't find it!

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Go to Thermoelectric-generator.com go to menu at top of page , windows drop down it is under teg systems Rabbit Ears 100 Watt or Ipowertower II

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Go to Thermoelectric-generator.com our email is [e-mail] 905-751-1362

[@bobr9219]

@@thermoelectricpowergenerator There is no Rabbit Ears 100 Watt on any pull down and when you click on it in the blue window goes nowhere. What kind of cost for 100W & 200W?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@bruceborgia]

You sale?

[@davidvolksmund3903]

Hi from Germany. Whats the Ampere Power of this 100Watt Generator?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

about 4 to 5 amps at 12V average 7 amps high end 3 amp low end

[@bmw328igearhead]

100 watt, devided by 12volts = 8.333amps, count on getting 5-6 out of it normally. So 2 units, would yield, approximately 10amps of output, when running at the correct range.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@mitropoulosilias]

output current?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

4 to 6 amps at 14.4 v for 12V charging and 2 to 3 amps at 27.2V for 24V charging

[@craiglaing2417]

Awesome! I want one. Please pin a post with links to your website. I've tried looking online but can't find anything. Thanks

[@craiglaing2417]

All good. I found your website :D

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

We have just worked out pricing which we will post soon. The unit will be in the $1225.00 USD Range. That includes the 100 watt Generator, Pump, Dc to Dc controller, PLC, Ceramic mate, silicone tubing (3 pcs) for PEX insulation, Power Cable from generator to Dc to DC.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@ronaypronayp]

Right

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[@Pleksilasi]

how much electricity can i expect to scavenge out of that system if i hook it up to my cars exhaust system?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@flyjeezy100]

Update?

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Update ? go to our site they are for sale! thermoelectric-generator.com/product/wood-stove-thermoelectric-generator-rabbit-ears/

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@lorifoster6562]

How much does it cost

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

$1049.00USD introductory cost plus shipping tecteg.com go to online store Department "TEG System"

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

Intro is $1050 USD for basic system with Pump, PLC Dc to Dc, generator, Ceramic mat, silicone section of tubing to protect high exposed areas around stove. we don't supply tubing for water.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

orders are now being taken at thermoelectrc-generator.com $1049.00 USD plus shipping. entro special!

[@stevenbrewer4073]

@@thermoelectricpowergenerator please send me more information on the 200 watt unit or higher. I'm off grid and have low solar energy in the winter months.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

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[@JakRadnik]

Far too complicated to be of much use.

[@thermoelectricpowergenerator]

For some yes! That is why we offer support !