Applications
Small wind is chosen where the grid is far, weak or expensive. These pages show how the machines are specified in each case.
A home turbine only makes sense on a site with wind, and most homes do not have it. Here is how to tell whether yours does, what a 1–5 kW machine will…
Read more →Farms are the best small-wind customers in the world: unobstructed land, steady wind, a real electricity bill and loads that tolerate an intermittent …
Read more →At anchor, a small turbine runs all night and keeps the fridge and the autopilot battery alive without starting the engine. The marine version is the …
Read more →A base station needs 200–600 W, 24 hours a day, in places where the grid is either absent or dies every second week. Wind plus solar plus a battery is…
Read more →A ridge site 3 km from the grid is where small wind beats everything else. Night breezes, winter wind and no shading — the machine earns its keep from…
Read more →Send the site location and the load you need to power. You get a sized model, a price and a lead time — usually within one working day.