Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go (Product Code: SLE/PHY/212) is a self-contained water turbine experiment kit used to take junior high school students from first qualitative hydropower trials to fundamental quantitative measurements on turbines. What sets it apart is a set of different turbine types, from a simple water wheel to a Pelton turbine, packed with manometers, flow sets and a water meter in one aluminium case. This physics experiment kit for schools is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Kit type | Hydropower experiment kit from the Ready-to-go series, in an aluminium case |
| Turbines | Water turbine casing with a turbine set ranging from a simple water wheel to a Pelton turbine |
| Generator | Induction generator, 12-fold |
| Pressure measurement | Manometer set 2 bar and manometer set 4 bar |
| Flow control | Flow sets 4 mm, 8 mm and 12 mm; intake connector; flow box; connection set |
| Water quantity | Water flow meter; collecting box 6 L |
| Electrical loads | Light bulb module, LED module 2 mA (red), buzzer module, motor module without gear, resistor module |
| Electrical measurement | AV module used with the Solar-Base unit Large |
| Experiment level | Qualitative introduction to hydropower for junior high school, plus fundamental quantitative experiments on the physics of water turbines |
| Product code | SLE/PHY/212 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
Complete list of components (German part names from the packing list translated):
The Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go is used to connect school physics with real hydropower practice. Students fit different turbines into the casing, change the nozzle size with the 4, 8 and 12 mm flow sets, and watch how the water wheel and the Pelton turbine respond. Loads such as the LED, buzzer, light bulb and motor show the generated power, while the AV module records voltage and current for quantitative work.
With pressure read on the manometers and water volume logged on the flow meter, older students can compare the energy supplied by the water with the electrical output of the induction generator. Plan the lesson near a water supply, route the outflow into the collecting box, and check that every hose clamp is tight before the first run.
The Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go is a sourced renewable-energy teaching kit that Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited supplies under its ScienceLab trading name from Ambala, Haryana. Institutions, dealers and project buyers can order it on its own or bundle it with fluid mechanics and electricity apparatus from the same catalogue.
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Which turbine types come with the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go?
The Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go comes with a water turbine casing and a turbines set that ranges from a simple water wheel to a Pelton turbine. Students can swap turbines in the same casing and compare how each design converts the energy of flowing water.
What can students measure with the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go?
With the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go, students read water pressure on the 2 bar and 4 bar manometers, water volume on the flow meter, and voltage and current through the AV module. Together these support quantitative experiments on the physics of water turbines.
What else is needed to run the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go?
The Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go carries its turbines, generator, measuring module, loads, hoses and collecting box in one case, but it needs a water supply at the place of use. Tell us how water is available in your lab and we will advise on the connection.
Is the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go starts with qualitative experiments that introduce hydropower use to junior high school students, then moves on to fundamental quantitative experiments. Teachers can therefore use one kit across several years of physics lessons.
Who supplies the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go?
The Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. ScienceLab sources the kit and delivers it to schools, colleges, training centres and dealers in India and international markets.
How should the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go be packed away?
After using the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go, drain the turbine casing, hoses and collecting box, let the parts dry, and return each item to the HydroPower insert following the packing layout plan. This keeps the electrical modules and manometers ready for the next lesson.
How can I get a quotation for the Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go?
For a Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go quotation, send product code SLE/PHY/212, the quantity, any spares wanted and the delivery location through the contact page or enquiry cart. ScienceLab replies with availability, packing and shipping details for single or bulk orders.
Request your Solar Hydropower Ready-to-go (SLE/PHY/212) quotation through the contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart alongside other physics items.
Last updated: 24 September 2026