Energy-saving power generator

A system with a smaller electric motor, on/off switch, and gear mechanism efficiently distributes energy from mains voltage to multiple outlets, addressing energy wastage in existing systems.

DE202026000081U1Active Publication Date: 2026-04-23WENDORFF JAN
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
WENDORFF JAN
Filing Date
2026-01-08
Publication Date
2026-04-23

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing systems lack an efficient and cost-effective method to harness energy from smaller electric motors connected to mains voltage for powering multiple electrical outlets.

Method used

A system comprising a smaller electric motor connected to mains voltage, an on/off switch, a gear mechanism linking two motors of the same size, and a semiconductor, which allows for efficient energy distribution to multiple outlets.

Benefits of technology

Enables efficient energy distribution to multiple electrical outlets using smaller electric motors connected to mains voltage, enhancing energy utilization and reducing energy wastage.

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Abstract

A small electric motor is connected to mains voltage. An on / off switch is located between them.
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Description

[0001] A smaller electric motor is connected to mains voltage. An on / off switch is located between them. A gear is connected to the smaller electric motor. A second gear of the same size is interlocked with this gear, which is connected to a larger electric motor. Both electric motors have the same rotational speed in minutes. A semiconductor is located on one side behind the larger electric motor. Both leads of the larger electric motor are connected to several installed electrical outlets.

Claims

[1] A small electric motor is connected to mains voltage. An on / off switch is located in between. [2] A gear is attached to the smaller electric motor. [3] A second gear of the same size is wedged with this gear, which is connected to a larger electric motor. [4] Both electric motors have the same rotational speed per minute. [5] Behind the larger electric motor, on one side, is a semiconductor. [6] Both leads of the larger electric motor are connected to several installed outgoing sockets.