This setup lets you use a regular bicycle to generate electricity by pedaling. It has a dual-generator roller system, built-in power meter, and an adjustable DC regulator. The regulator helps smooth and control the generator output for charging batteries, portable power stations, or running other compatible DC equipment.
This setup also includes an inverter so you can use the generated/stored DC power for standard 110V household AC output. Good for powering or demonstrating things like lights, laptops, small electronics, tools, and other devices depending on the amount of power being generated and the inverter/load being used.
A normal rider will usually generate around 100–200 watts continuously, while stronger riders can produce more. The system itself is rated for up to 500W peak.
Good setup for:
• Emergency backup power
• STEM / science demonstrations
• Schools and museums
• Off-grid projects
• Battery charging
• Portable power stations
• Human-powered energy demonstrations
• Prepping / emergency equipment
The system uses two DC generators and has a built-in meter showing voltage, amps, and watts. The regulator also has protection features including a 15A breaker, reverse-polarity protection, and anti-backflow protection.
Works with compatible 26–27 inch bicycles.
Price: $1,499
Located in the Phoenix area.
Message me if you have questions or want more pictures/details. I can also explain how the regulator, inverter, and different power outputs work.