Global Power Technologies - TEG Generator
Global Power Technologies (GPT) began in 1975 to bring to the market thermoelectric generator technology initially developed by 3M for the Apollo Space Program. At the time, the GPT founders acquired the technology from 3M, and today, the company is a global leader in the manufacturing of thermoelectric generators (TEGs) for use as remote power supplies.
S-1100 Hazardous Area Thermoelectric Generator
GPT manufactures generators ranging from 5 to 550 watts, using heat to produce electrical power for applications requiring up to 5,000 watts. GPT generators function on natural gas, propane, or liquefied petroleum gas to provide highly reliable, cost-effective energy wherever needed.
Thermoelectric generators transform heat directly into electricity. As heat transfers from a gas burner through the thermoelectric component, it produces a DC electrical current.
Global Power Technologies (GPT) Thermoelectric TEG Generator
GPT thermoelectric generators are used for remote power applications in the oil and gas industry because they have a proven track record for providing reliable power sources and meeting the industry’s rugged demands. The company manufactures various TEG models to satisfy any condition, including hazardous areas.
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Authorized GPT Distributor
Linc Energy Systems is an authorized distributor of GPT thermoelectric generators (TEGs).
Articles of Interest:
TEG Generator by Global Power Technologies
How does the TEG generator work? What is the thermoelectric effect? And, what are the advantages of Global Power Technologies thermoelectric generators? Read more.
Thermoelectric Generators (TEGS) Application in Cathodic Protection
Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) provide cost-effective, reliable, and continuous electrical current to difficult-to-reach cathodic protection (CP) sites. Read more.
New Distributor for GPT
Linc Energy Systems is now a distributor of GPT, formerly Gentherm Global Thermoelectric, thermoelectric generators (TEGs). Read more on Global Thermoelectric.
