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Stirling Module Gen70D with Radiation Receiver!

Stirling Module Gen70D with Radiation Receiver!

For years, we have been asking ourselves what methods we can develop to utilise our customers’ various heat sources to generate electrical energy. The use of high-temperature radiation as well as the transfer of heat through heat conduction – often in...
Hybrid drive for heat pumps: secured power supply and more

Hybrid drive for heat pumps: secured power supply and more

The heat pump is a remarkable machine: it is able to convert the energy input up to 6 times intoheating energy. However, there is a small downside to the otherwise very sophisticated and quiet mode of operation: on the coldest days, its efficiency (COP = coefficient...
Stirling Aggregate Experimental Edition II

Stirling Aggregate Experimental Edition II

A big step towards a powerful micro CHP plant!  We have equipped the Gen70 unit of the Experimental Edition I with additional elements that make it easier to set up a highly available Micro CHP unit. The user only has to ensure a controlled supply of thermal energy;...
Start of sales of the 1000 watt Stirling module

Start of sales of the 1000 watt Stirling module

Punctually from the middle of the year we will be launching a product that is unique in the world. It is a Stirling alternator capable of charging 24 volt battery packs at up to 40 amps. Under the name “Experimental Edition” we developed a modular system,...
The Stirling engine as a multifunctional talent.

The Stirling engine as a multifunctional talent.

While our machine on the test bench had just provided more than 7 kW of electrical power as a generator set, we wanted to know how it behaved as a refrigeration machine and as a heat pump. We removed the burner assembly and had a clear view of the machine’s...
New branding – new company name

New branding – new company name

What we pursue as the dominant strategy in the development of our stirling-engines should be reflected in our public appearance: a clear objective of the properties and reduction to the essentials. These were the reasons why we decided to gradually revise our external...