- Adjustable discharge settings: The device supports two discharge modes. When connected through the connection plate, it provides coarse static electricity at a slower rate; when disconnected, it provides fine static electricity at a faster rate. This allows you to tailor discharge characteristics for different experiments. - Multifunction use: Leyden Jar Generator for obtaining large charges and high voltages (thousands of volts or so) in electrostatic experiments. It is suitable for a variety of electrostatic studies, including distribution on conductors, electric field lines, tip discharge, and vacuum tube discharge. - Material and durability: Electrostatic Induction Generator is made of PP material. The sturdy design ensures long term use, making it ideal for educational and experimental purposes. - Innovative design: Electricity Generator features a user friendly brush design, and the copper wire is mounted on a spring to minimize wear on the charging plate and conductive parts during friction experiments. The large drive wheel and thickened metal crank handle enhance stability. - Practical use scenarios: - In-class demonstrations of charge distribution on conductors and visualization of electric field lines. - Tip discharge and vacuum tube discharge experiments to explore high-voltage behavior. - Friction-based charging experiments to observe wear, discharge characteristics, and stability over repeated use.