This Simple River Turbine Can Power Your House!

Renewable energy solutions are gaining popularity especially in the residential market. Billions of dollars are invested every year on solar and wind systems. However these renewable energy products do not represent optimal solutions for meeting individual needs due to intermittent production of energy resulting in weather variations. In consequence, these systems are only used to 12% to 35% of their capacity implicating an over sizing of installations and storage systems to accumulate the energy when produced. However one regular and predictable energy source is unexploited: the river.

Among all renewable energy sources, only the river can provide a predictable and reliable source of energy, 24 hours a day. Idénergie’s turbine is the solution of choice to fully benefit from the continuous production of energy offered by the river. This allows, among other advantages, the use of less batteries than the standard norm since the energy produced is uninterrupted and less subject to weather variations. Idénergie’s river turbine is the only water driven technology that meets the needs of a residence by directly supplying household appliances and recharging batteries. It equally represents an excellent emergency backup system because of the endless supply of energy it provides.

Easy to install

Our turbine can be dismantled in separate pieces in order to facilitate shipping to the the most remote locations and is ready to assemble on site. This allows for a simple and fast installation which requires only 2 individuals in less than a 24 hour period. The turbine is attached to a stable pillar from the front with a steel cable and is deposited on the river bed, self positioning in the fluid like a kite. Electrical DC connections are simplified by the presence of our embedded electrical converter. All that’s left to do is connect the output cable to your batteries, without any additional electric equipment.

Idénergie’s river turbine has an embedded smart converter that allows the conversion of the energy harnessed from the water current into electricity to recharge batteries and power home appliances. In addition, it allows the user to have better control by automatically regulating the rotational speed of the turbine thus extracting maximum power from the current; it has a built-in motor mode to enable automatic start-up and emergency disconnect of the turbine on demand. In case water speed is very low, the smart turbine can use the generator in motor mode to initiate sufficient movement in order to produce electricity. The output power is set to DC current, from 24 to 48 and more in order to allow the transport of electricity over long distances.

Low maintenance

Idénergie’s river turbine uses a new type of electric generator which Idénergie is the inventor and sole manufacturer. The generator is very efficient at low water velocity and provides an energy production equivalent of 4 to 10 solar panels (between 2 and 6 kWh/day). Our unique patented shaftless technology prevents any water intrusions within the generator’s electric casing, allowing an almost maintenance free subwater generator.

Music: Return of the Inventor (Original) by Dhruva Aliman

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[ricardoparpineli]

Aqui no Brasil fazem décadas, já funcionavam as rodas d'água nas fazendas de agricultura gerando energia elétrica sustentável para todas as aplicações!
Mais tarde, já fazem 20 anos, adaptaram isso para um gerador flutuante para ser instalado ao centro dos rios.
Infelizmente nossos brilhantes inventores não são reconhecidos em nenhuma parte do mundo...
O mesmo aconteceu com Pe. Landell de Moura, o qual foi o primeiro ser humano a por a voz a modular um sinal de rádio no mundo, ou seja, o primeiro homem do planeta a fazer a primeira transmissão de voz via rádio.
Isso mesmo, um Brasileiro!!

[danlandmand]

Price is $12, 500 (Canadian dollars) for the turbine alone. Its is rated 100w to 500w output meaning 0.1kwh. U.S price pr 2022 0.1kwh = 0, 0162 US$ Rate today from canadian $12500 to USD is $9500.
So 9500$/0, 0162 kwh means you would need to run this for 586419 hours or around 67 years ( with 0$ maintenance cost or other installations calculated in) For this system you will likely be looking at a 100+ year payback or lets just say never.

[TravisOSheaHelepet]

Wow, i really need to get me one of this. I live near a stream and this would fit perfectly for my offgrid living.

[TheFirstBubbaBong]

There is one of these made from a dryer here in YouTube land somewhere.

[carlosalbertonogueiraperei]

Great Idea! Fantastic and very easy to use... Flat show 👏🏼🎯great job! 👍🏼
Kind regards, EngCanp 🤠🇧🇷🙏🏼

[kevinkall]

sadly company does not seem to be in biz. no way to contact them on their website.

[barbareisreis]

Bom dia ! Para despachar para SP Brasil, qual o valor ??

[marcelocensoni]

Como entrar em contato com a empresa fabricante?

[idahoman]

Looks like they were purchased & now apparently no sales ??

[PasadenaJJ]

Most likely thing this produces long term is dead fish for you.

[sunny-all-the-time]

Wie verhält sich die Anlage mit flusssteinen?

[ElsonTrader]

E sera que suporta as enchentes na epoca das cheias?

[voxxclamantis]

What about harming fish and small lake creatures as they pass through that turbin?

[jennwunder]

After multiple times reaching out I’ve received no contact. Too bad, seems like a cool product but I’m definitely not happy with customer relations and will have to pursue other options.

[cyberianfps]

looks like its going to chop up my salmon and trout.... great...

[KevinAndrewMan]

I suspect youtube is deleting my comments right after I post them. This is just a comment to test that theory. It includes no "violation" of any imposed standards, by any stretch of the imagination. So let's see if it sticks.

[worldviewers]

this system is not suitable for a tropical river system, too much debris will for sure damage the turbine especially after raining

[andrewmadeup]

Do the math for pay-back time yourself. with my current electricity costs and standing charges I get a payback time of just over 6 years. I did not use 0.1kw per hour to do the calculation rather I used what I'm getting 0.5kws per hour.

[damonmills]

Yeah, “power your house” is very deceiving. This would never be able to power a modern house. Hell, it would have a hard time powering a house from the forties.

[Morsmalleo_Secondary]

Rip off, best this thing could do is power a TV or charge a phone the one someone made from a dryer does better than this