A Peltier cell or module allows the generation of heat or cold from an electric current and likewise acts as an electricity generator when placed as a thermal receiver between two opposite temperatures.
The Cebekit C-1100 from Fadisel is a fully functional Peltier module, with enough capacity to power a small motor and act as a local heat or cold generator. Its primary function, however, is to facilitate the understanding and experimentation of a little-known but highly promising technology, currently used mainly in computer cooling or expeditions.
The kit contains an elaborate explanatory guide to understanding through experimentation, such as the basic understanding of the principles of electrical circulation by applied thermal differential, the use of cold and hot water to generate electricity, thermo-electrical reversibility, electricity to create an immediate refrigerator or heater, thermal resistance, thermal inertia, thermal bridges, applied conductivity, or the use of cascade generators, etc.
In addition to the Peltier generator and the comprehensive manual, the C-1100 includes a four-bladed propeller, motor mount, clamp, folding wing, two angled feet, two square containers, two aluminum heat sinks, and a power strip.
As Cebekit has accustomed us to with its new alternative energy production methods, the C-1100 is a solid way to quickly and enjoyably understand cutting-edge scientific principles.
In this case, it focuses on Peltier cells, offering an easy and useful introduction to thermoelectric technology.
