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Product Overview TM Specifications DEVIL WATT Water Cooled Thermoelectric Generator DW-WC-50W Page 1 of 4 Part Number Hot Side Temperature Matched Load Output Power Open Circuit Voltage Matched Load Output Voltage Matched Load Current Dimension Size Weight DW-WC-35W 270 C (518 F) o o 50W 24V DC 12V DC 4.2A 9.0 lbs (4.1 kgs) Water Cooled Thermoelectric Generator DW-WC-50W 12.7in x 5.7in x 2.1in (325mm ×146mm × 55mm) Output Performance 20 10 40 60 Temperature of the hot side / C o The Devil Watt 50 watt thermoelectric power generator is designed with mounting holes so it can be flush mounted to a gas, wood or coal stove for supplemental power generation or an industrial appliance for waste heat recovery. The generator is cooled by circulating water/glycol through the inside and to radiators, baseboard heaters, radiant tubing or other heat exchangers. The generator can be attached to a heat source to generate hotwater and electricity. The thermoelectric power generator consists of 4 Tegpro Thermoelectric modules, one aluminum heat receiving plate and a liquid cooling block. The aluminum plate conducts the heat from the heat source surface to the hot side of the thermoelectric module. Some of the heat flowing through the thermoelectric modules passes to the liquid cooling block where it is removed by flowing water/glycol through the system. The rest of heat is converted by the thermoelectric modules to electricity. The generator is installed with 4 Tegpro 19 Watt 56 mm × 56 mm modules connected in a series circuit. When the generators’heat receiving plate reaches 270 °C (518 °F) and the entering water temperature is 30 °C (3/4 GPM flow rate), the generator can produce 50 watts. See the graph below to determine power generation at lower heat receiving plate tempearatures. The generator is light-weight, produces no noise and is very durable. Max hot side temperature is 450 C. Never run without water/glycol cooling or unit will be damaged. ©2017 Devil Watt www.devilwatt.com. Specifications subject to change without notice. April, 2017 - Rev 2.0

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Product Overview

TM

Speci�cations

DEVIL WATT Water Cooled Thermoelectric GeneratorDW-WC-50W

Page 1 of 4

Part Number

Hot Side Temperature

Matched Load Output Power

Open Circuit Voltage

Matched Load Output Voltage

Matched Load Current

Dimension Size

Weight

DW-WC-35W

270 C (518 F)o o

50W

24V DC

12V DC

4.2A

9.0 lbs (4.1 kgs)

Water Cooled Thermoelectric Generator

DW-WC-50W

12.7in x 5.7in x 2.1in (325mm ×146mm × 55mm)

Output Performance

20

10

40

60

Temperature of the hot side / Co

The Devil Watt 50 watt thermoelectric power generator is designed with mounting holes so it can be �ush mounted toa gas, wood or coal stove for supplemental power generation or an industrial appliance for waste heat recovery. The generator is cooled by circulating water/glycol through the inside and to radiators, baseboard heaters, radiant tubing or other heat exchangers. The generator can be attached to a heat source to generate hotwater and electricity. The thermoelectric power generator consists of 4 Tegpro Thermoelectric modules, one aluminum heat receiving plate and a liquid cooling block. The aluminum plate conducts the heat from the heat source surface to the hot side of the thermoelectric module. Some of the heat �owing through the thermoelectric modules passes to the liquid cooling block where it is removed by �owing water/glycol through the system. The rest of heat isconverted by the thermoelectric modules to electricity.

The generator is installed with 4 Tegpro 19 Watt 56 mm × 56 mm modules connected in a series circuit. When the generators’heat receiving plate reaches 270 °C (518 °F) and the entering water temperature is 30 °C (3/4 GPM �ow rate), the generator can produce 50 watts. See the graph below to determine power generation at lower heat receiving plate tempearatures. The generator is light-weight, produces no noise and is very durable. Max hot sidetemperature is 450 C. Never run without water/glycol cooling or unit will be damaged.

©2017 Devil Watt www.devilwatt.com.Speci�cations subject to change without notice. April, 2017 - Rev 2.0

TMDEVIL WATTTemperature & Power Output Data

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Water Cooled Thermoelectric GeneratorDW-WC-50W

©2017 Devil Watt www.devilwatt.com.Speci�cations subject to change without notice. April, 2017 - Rev 2.0

Water Flow Rate(GPM)

TGPR-PUMP-5W-12V (2.25 GPM)TGPR-PUMP-10W-12V (2.65 GPM)TGPR-PUMP-15W-12V (3 GPM)BTU's Delivered Watt's Delivered

Hot Side Surface Temp(℃)

BTU W

200 30.81 30.69 30.61 1640.25 480.71

225 31.04 30.88 30.78 2106.00 617.21

250 31.28 31.09 30.96 2592.00 759.64

275 31.51 31.28 31.13 3057.75 896.14

300 31.76 31.49 31.32 3564.00 1044.51

325 32.03 31.72 31.52 4110.75 1204.74

350 32.33 31.98 31.75 4718.25 1382.78

375 32.75 32.34 32.07 5568.75 1632.04

400 33.24 32.75 32.43 6561.00 1922.84Hot Side Surface

Temp(℃)

Open Circuit Voltage (V)

Matched Load Voltage (V)

200 17.00 8.50

225 20.29 10.15

250 23.59 11.79

275 26.88 13.44

300 30.17 15.08

325 32.39 16.19

350 34.06 17.03

375 35.28 17.64

400 35.75 17.87

* Incoming Water Temperature of 30℃

84.49

94.27

104.05

55.15

64.93

74.71

26.3

35.59

45.37

Outgoing Water Temp(℃)

Output Power

TMDEVIL WATTPower Curves

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Water Cooled Thermoelectric GeneratorDW-WC-50W

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Th (°C)

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6

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Loa

d Vo

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Th (°C)

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d Cu

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Th (°C)

TMDEVIL WATTDimensions

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Water Cooled Thermoelectric GeneratorDW-WC-50W

©2017 Devil Watt www.devilwatt.com.Speci�cations subject to change without notice. April, 2017 - Rev 2.0

Hot SideCold Side

Stove

How To Use

Cooling water IN

Cooling water OUT

1. There are 8 mounting holes in the hot plate of the generator, please a�x to a smooth �at surface on your heat source with high temperature fasteners.2. The generator can be installed horizontally or vertically just make sure all the air is out of the system before starting it.3. You can install several units to produce more output power. Always make sure that the water/glycol is �owing through this unit when heat is applied.

Cooling Water IN

Cooling Water O

UT

5.75” (146mm

)

11.875” (301mm)

2.25” (57mm)

.5” (12mm)