Stirling Engine Generator - Photo Gallery

Qnergy’s PowerGen 5650 Can be Mounted on Rail Ties, Concrete or Gravel

Qnergy’s Optional Glycol Heat Trace Module Can Recover Heat from the Generator to Keep Enclosures & Critical Equipment Operational During the Winter

Qnergy PowerGen 5650 Stirling Engine Controls

Qnergy’s PowerGen 5650 Provides 24-7 Prime Power to this Remote Rail Location in Western Canada

Qnergy PowerGen 5650 Prime Power System in Canada

Powered by Propane Qnergy’s Stirling Engines Can Provide Reliable Prime or Backup Power for Remote Sites

Helicopter Only Sites are No Problem for Qnergy’s PowerGen 5650 Stirling Engines

Alaska sure is beautiful! Our field tech Jordan Donaldson is in Alaska this week to commission several Qnergy 5.6kW Stirling Engines for the remote power needs of one of our customers.

Qnergy’s PowerGen Series Stirling Engines are a Direct Replacement for Inefficient Gas or Diesel Generators

Our long-life, low maintenance Stirling Engine Generators (1.8kW to 5.6kW) and Fuel Cell options (250W-5kW) can meet these temporary power needs and be repurposed to a new location and/or provide backup power to the site once permanent power is established!

Our field tech Jordan Donaldson had another busy week with the commissioning of this Qnergy PowerGen 1200 Series Stirling Engine for a rail customer in Alabama. This system will be providing prime power to the off-grid location.

With multiple power generation technologies available we let our customers’ application drive the solution and in this case our Solar/Stirling Engine Hybrid Power System made the most sense for 24/7 performance and reliability!

With Operation Down to -40C Qnergy’s PowerGen 5650 is Capable of Operating in Extreme Environments

Qnergy’s PowerGen 5650 Stirling Engine Provides Prime Power to Telecom Site in Rural Alaska

Qnergy’s Factory Service Technicians Commissioning Another PowerGen 5650 Stirling Engine in Canada