Horizon Educational Renewable Energy Science Education Kit 2.0

The Renewable Energy Science Kit demonstrates the workings of a clean energy technology system on a miniature scale. Power an electrical circuit by solar panel or a wind turbine with profiled blades based on NASA aeronautics. Generate hydrogen through water electrolysis and convert it into electricity using a PEM fuel cell. Whichever combination of technologies you want to explore, this science kit is a comprehensive introduction to the principles behind renewable microgrids. ✔ Solar Energy Experiments 1. The Effect of Heat on Solar Panels 2. The Effect of Shade on Solar Panels 3. The Effect of Tilt Angle on Solar Panels 4. Finding the Solar Panel’s Maximum Power Point ✔ Energy from Hydrogen Experiments 1. Electrolysis Mode Generating H2 and O2 2. Fuel Cell Mode Generating Electricity from H2 and O2 3. Determining the Minimum Water Decomposition Voltage 4. Polarization States for Hydrogen Fuel Cells ✔ Wind Energy Experiments 1. How Many Blades Are Best - 1, 2, 3 ... More? 2. Using Three Different Curved Blade Shapes 3. Using Blades You Make Yourself 4. Turbine Efficiencies 5. Measuring RPM 6. Tuning For Maximum Power 7. How Blade Angle or Pitch Affects Output Power 8. To Generate Hydrogen

• Innovative Solar Hydrogen Kit: Allows students to create clean energy applications using solar power, water, and fuel cell technology.
• Hands-On Learning: Includes a small electric motor and propeller blade for motorized projects powered by renewable hydrogen.
• Educational Curriculum: Comes with an easy-to-follow experiment manual, assembly guide, flash animations, and historical background on the technology.
• STEM-Focused: Perfect for teaching renewable energy concepts, fuel cell science, and clean energy storage solutions.
• Future-Focused Technology: Combines solar energy and hydrogen fuel cell technology for an engaging, hands-on experience.
• Ideal for Students: Designed for learning environments, supporting science education and innovation in clean energy.