Human Power Generator - 75 Watt

  • A plus-sized manual machine for making bagels with white body, black handle grips, green base, and a small black motor attached to the side.

    Model HPG-75

    75 WATT HUMAN POWER GENERATOR

    Hand Crank or Pedal by Foot

    Industrial heavy duty bicycle chain, sprocket, crank arms, and PM DC Generator.

    Engineered for harsh conditions such as use in a hands on children's science museum.

    Voltage output 0 to 50 Volts DC, Current rating: 3 Amps continuous and 5 Amps Peak current, 75 Watts Max.

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  • Portable power generator with multiple outlets, USB ports, digital display, and a handle, branded 'BLUETTI'.

    USE TO CHARGE PORTABLE POWER STATIONS

    (NOT INCLUDED)

    The EcoGlow can be used by pedaling with your hands or your feet. This permanent magnet DC generator will allow a person to charge a 12V battery or a portable 12V battery power station.

    Wondering how to choose a portable power station? See here.

    Power Stations
  • A set of bicycle pedal parts, two foot pedals on the left, two hand pegs in the middle, a tire wrench on the right, all arranged on a white surface with labels for each item.

    Versatile

    This hand crank generator can actually be used by your hands or your feet. You will need to secure the bottom of the generator to a large piece of plywood if you will be using to pedal with your feet.

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  • A man wearing sunglasses and a black cap standing in front of a display at an event. Behind him is a banner that reads, 'Love Our Planet Earth? Use Pedal Power to Generate Electricity.' On the table in front of him, there is a small machine with a light bulb and switches, and another device that appears to be a small generator or power generator.

    Easy to set up

    This generator is ready to go! Set on any flat surface like a counter, table, or even the ground. If you plan to change the hand pegs to foot pedals, you will need to secure it to a floor board such as a large piece of plywood.

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pedal power generator logo, a silhouette of a lightbulb connected to a bicycle pedal.

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