Quick Answer: The Water Turbine Model with Dynamo is a Pelton-type impulse wheel in a transparent acrylic housing that drives an integrated DC dynamo. Water from the nozzle strikes the polymer buckets, and the dynamo output is taken from multimeter terminals.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Pelton-type impulse wheel with polymer buckets
Transparent acrylic housing so students can watch the water flow
Integrated DC dynamo with terminals for a multimeter
Nozzle directs the water jet onto the wheel
Insulated base
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Turbine
Pelton-type impulse wheel, polymer buckets
Housing
Transparent acrylic
Generator
Integrated DC dynamo, multimeter terminal outputs
Base
Insulated
About This Product
The model shows how the energy of a water jet becomes rotation and then electricity, the idea behind hydroelectric power. Students watch the wheel turn through the clear housing and read the dynamo output on a multimeter.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the electrical output measured?
The integrated DC dynamo has terminal outputs for connecting a multimeter.