FAQ - Keppe Motor

5.1. I am an entrepreneur and would like to know if the Keppe Motor can be used on products I commercialize/produce, and if so, who can I contact?

Answer: Should your company or institution be interested in finding out more about the technology that the Keppe Motor uses applied to motors that need greater levels of power, there are basically two ways of going about it:

1) By requesting that the STOP Association develop a prototype of the Keppe Motor that is adapted to the needs of your company. As of this prototype, the STOP Association will analyze who will be manufacturing your product in series (manufactured by your company or by the STOP Association). So that the STOP Association can develop a prototype for your company, you will have to fill out a technical form. Click here to access the Technical Register and send it to the STOP Association for analysis.

2) By acquiring the manual of the Keppe Motor version 3.0 and the consultancy of the technical team at the STOP Association. This manual shows how the Keppe Motor works and generates mechanical (torque) equivalent to conventional motors on the market. The Keppe Motor in this Manual is equivalent to 50Watts, however, with the enormous reduction in the level of electricity consumption (around 80%). Nowadays, the Keppe Motor has been developed for 200Watts and has the advantage in relation to scalar energy motors that is very important: the Keppe Motor is competitive in the market. Its relation of level of power per unit of volume is similar to conventional motors, that is, the Keppe motor has a volume and weight that is similar to conventional motors on the market of equivalent power, with the generation of equivalent mechanic work, however, with the enormous reduction in consumption of electricity. Furthermore its practical usage in terms of level of power per unite of volume, the Keppe Motor is also very practical in the sense that it can be operated in 12, 127 and 220 Volts, whether they are CA or CC.