High Performance Horizontal Wind Turbine 600W With Reinforced Glass Nylon Fiber Blades

1. Description

The 5 blades horizontal wind turbine has a smart blade aerodynamics braking and electromagnetic speed limitation function. Patented aerofoil 5 blades design with true symmetrical and twisted aerodynamic feature which ensures rotor capture maximum power from wind and operates in amazingly low noise and minimal vibration. Our wind turbine with minimal vibration and low noise could be mounted on rooftop safely and its operation won’t affect resident.

2. Applications

600W Horizontal Wind Turbine 5 Blades With Aerodynamic Braking suitable for residential and commercial applications both for off grid and on grid power systems. The unit provides a durable, reliable usage for Telecoms repeaters, wind solar charging station, also quite suitable for power supply to home.

3. Main Features

• “Small Wind Turbine With High Reliability” showed in CE certification.
• ISO certification of “Design, Development and Manufacture of Small Wind Turbines”
• Little vibration results in amazing quiet operation.
• Maintenance free design of the reliable two-moving-part, no problematic furling.
• Automatically braking by blade aerodynamic and controller electromagnetic.
• Matching design of the generator and blades achieves high efficiency.
• Patented Blades made of glass-fiber Nylon material with twisted aerodynamic design.
• No welding needed, easy installation. Standard Schedule pipe pole of Pole connector.

4. Specifications

5. FAQ:

Q: What is the difference between on-grid and off-grid turbines? How do I know which one is right for me?

A: If your home currently gets its energy from a utility company, you will need an on-grid turbine, which helps to decrease your monthly utility bill by generating energy for your home drawing on before it turns to your utility company for energy. If you currently don't have the option of buying energy from a utility company, you have what is known as an off-grid need. Homeowners with off-grid needs often create what is known as a hybrid system, which employs both wind energy and energy generated by solar photovoltaic cells to keep their batteries charged.