PM75

The PM75 from ElectraTherm is a compact, modular waste-heat-to-power unit that uses an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) to convert low-grade thermal energy into electricity.

• Designed for up to ~75 kW electric output (gross) under optimal heat-input conditions. 

• Accepts hot water input temperatures in the ballpark of 65-132 °C (150-270 °F) and thermal input of around 300-1,250 kWth. 

• Utilises a semi-hermetic twin screw expander/generator combination (manufactured by BITZER) which is robust in handling varying and “wet” two-phase flows—suiting inconsistent heat sources.

• Zero additional fuel consumption or direct emissions from the unit itself: it essentially uses “waste heat” as its fuel.

• Modular, factory-assembled package with relatively small footprint: roughly 72″ × 95″ × 85″ (≈1.8 m × 2.4 m × 2.2 m) and weight around 5,700 lbs (~2,590 kg).

• Designed for outdoor or indoor installation, and supports remote monitoring/controls.