This Wood Stove Makes Electricity To Power Your Home

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About this video:

If you are living off the grid or if you are thinking of living an off-grid life, finding sources for both electricity and heating are going to be very important to you. This multifunctional stove could make your life a whole lot easier. This thermoelectric wood stove generator is an off-grid stove that you can use for cooking, heating, and providing electricity for your home.

With more and more technologies like this one becoming available, off-grid living is becoming more of a possibility for many people around the world. Even if you aren’t interested in living off the grid but simply want to use less fuel, save some money, and become less grid-dependent, then stoves such as the FireVolt Project’s InStove provides both heat and electricity for your home all off-grid. Since living off the grid means disconnecting from the main electrical grid which is the interconnected power grid that hooks electricity up to most homes in the Western world, if you're going to live off grid you need different options than just the conventional heating, cooling and electrical appliances out there. Living life connected to the grid is also very taxing for the environment as more and more resources are being used up without being able to replenish them. Living off the grid is a much more sustainable option for people around the world.

[paulrelgne]

Where is the electrical part to power my home?

[GetUrPhil]

This is a terrible video if you are trying to sell someone on this idea of it heating, cooking and powering if all you're going to show is this little video with one diagram, a few pictures of the stove and 2 pictures of people cooking. How about going into more detail and showing how to use this stove to power your house. How is this stove supposed to heat your house for hours if you only have a small feed opening?

[anniegaddis]

How do you hook up to it? How much is available, for how long?

[Fine_i_set_the_handle]

That's literally a burning stick underneath a pot of water. What generates the electricity genius?

[stewarddesse]

42 likes? And 4 comments where as 4 are the same. This is a terrible video.

[dauman]

I see some serious design flaws. 😂 Seriously! ?