Power your EVENTs with

human power & solar power

off-grid

WITH EACH POWER STATION BRINGING 4 KILOWATTS OF POWER, AND CONNECTING UP TO 20 RIDERS AT A TIME, YOU CAN ENGAGE THE CROWD LIKE NOTHING YOU’VE EVER SEEN BEFORE! WE CAN MAKE YOUR VISION A REALITY!

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Custom
Pedal Power

Systems

Choose from a selection of pedal power generators and STEM displays or powering systems for:

School Events, Fundraisers, Marathons, Festivals, Concerts
Sports Games, Grand Openings, Trade Shows + More.

rent or purchase + Event support

MEET THE POWER STATION

CONNECT UP TO 20 OF OUR PRODUCTS TO EACH POWER STATION:

  • EXERCISE BIKE GENERATORS

  • HAND CRANK GENERATORS

  • SOLAR PANELS

  • WIND TURBINES

CONNECT UP TO 10 HUMAN POWER STATIONS = 40,000 WATTS OF POWER!

IF YOU PLAN TO USE SOLAR PANELS, YOU CAN START CHARGING 24 HOURS BEFORE YOUR EVENT, THEN SWITCH THEM OUT WITH BIKES OR HAND CRANKS (OR BOTH!) TO SUPPLEMENT DURING THE EVENT. PLUS, THAT MAKES IT MORE FUN FOR YOUR GUESTS!

CUSTOMIZABLE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS

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custom group pedal power systems with power monitoring software for your event

The power from each rider is fed into a power monitoring electrical box which combines the power from each rider and channels it to a 12 Volt battery. The power is routed through battery charge controller to avoid over charging the batteries.  Users of this system typically store the energy in battery power packs which convert it from 12 Volts to 110 Volts AC so that it can power up musical equipment, charge cell phones, run blenders for fruit smoothies or drinks,  and many more items.The power monitoring software option allows you to monitor the power from each rider and display the data on a standard - large screen display.

The power output per person riding for a one hour period ranges from 0.05 kWH  to 5kWH (Children = 0.05 professional athletes = 5), so a 10 person system can give you 0.5kWH to 5kWH.  

There are two ways to display the energy from the riders:

(1) Strict electrical power measurement  

(2)  Power from the body which is 4 times the amount of the actual electrical measurement. This has caused problems in the past because many bike power meters show the rider the energy from their body which is much higher than the actual electrical measurement.

The reason for the wide difference is is that your body must convert potential energy from muscles to drive pedals which drive a sprocket which drives a chain which drives a rear sprocket which drives a tire which turns the generator through a belt or roller, passes through a length of wire to the battery bank or capacitor.  By the time it gets to the battery bank it is 1/4 of what your body spent.

Most systems are built to order. Normal lead times are 4 to 8 weeks, 50% expedite charge applies to orders less than our normal lead time.

Pedal Power Monitoring Box

Image of a laptop displaying a power tracker software, positioned above a metallic pedal power generator device with numbered parts.

The laptop will show real time data monitored from the group pedal power system.  Persons name or initials, Volts, Amps, Watts, Watt Minutes, Status.  And the total power output is shown at the top.  This software is completely customizable to include ANY type of graphics , color schemes, logos.  Talk to the sales representative for more details. This laptop can easily plug into a large screen display to show everyone how much power is being produced.

  1. Bike generator plugs 1 through 5

  2. Bike generator plugs 6 through 10

  3. Power monitoring USB Plug goes to your laptop

  4. Auxiliary USB cable provides power for Power Sensors

  5. 12V DC Battery charge controller output for battery or power pack with inverter 110V AC

  6. 2nd 12V DC Battery charge controller output for battery or power pack with inverter 110V AC

People participating in a stationary biking event outdoors with a 50-inch plasma TV display showing power for each rider, trees, and other event structures in the background.