The Van De Graaff Generator is a motor-driven electrostatic demonstration apparatus that stands 22 inches tall and is capable of generating up to 220,000 volts under optimal conditions. It is designed for physics classrooms and laboratory settings where a continuous source of high voltage is needed to demonstrate electrostatic principles, including conservation of charge, conduction, and ionization. The generator features a polished, hand-spun metal sphere measuring 7.9 inches (20 cm) in diameter, mounted on an assembled base with an attached DC motor. The charge-collecting belt is made of silicone rubber with excellent insulation resistance, and belt tracking is easily adjusted. Charge-collecting combs are made of clearly visible aluminum mesh. The unit operates on 120/240V, 50/60Hz power with an input wattage of 20W and is fitted with an F 315mA / 250V fuse. The set includes a 4-inch discharge wand, a pillar with suspended metallized sphere, Faraday's pail, a Perspex cylinder with metal caps and four metallized spheres, a head of hair accessory, a point discharger, a neon bulb, and an electric whirl. An experiment guide with instructions and student activity questions is also included, making this a comprehensive kit for demonstrating the transformation of mechanical energy to electrical energy.