Now available, the Tarantula and Clock. Both Evapowatts, the Tarantula demonstrates how an Evapowatt can be disguised to look like virtually anything you want as long as the basic elements of it provide the necessary temperature difference to power the application. The legs are the Evaporators, the body collects the ambient heat and the output is the blinking red eyes.
The Clock demonstrates that an Evapowatt has enough power to replace the 3 AA batteries ordinarily used as the power source. As long as the Relative Humidity stays low, no need for batteries. Just fill up the water tray once a week and enjoy watching water generate the necessary power for this awesome, self adjusting, LCD clock that provides Time, Date, Day, Humidity, and Temperature. You may be wondering what happens to the time when the water dries up. No worries, the clock gets it's time automatically from the internal radio receiver and never loses it's setting.