Wind Turbines
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What is a Domestic Wind Turbine?
A small-scale wind turbine is a turbine installed on a mast that produces electrical energy from the wind. It can charge batteries at 12/24/48 V or supply energy to a grid-tied/off-grid inverter within hybrid systems.
Advantages and Limitations
- Nocturnal generation and seasonal complement to solar.
- High availability with a good wind regime.
- Limitations: requires a site study, safety distances, and compliance with local regulations.
Applications
- Homes and rural operations with wind resources.
- Remote stations and telecommunications in off-grid.
How to Choose
- Define annual average wind speed and turbulence class.
- Select rotor power, diameter, and mast height.
- Integrate compatible controller, brake, and mast.
Specifications (indicative)
| Nominal power | 300 W – 5 kW |
| Voltages | 12/24/48 V or HV |
| Mast height | 6–18 m (depending on terrain) |
| Start-up | From ~2.5–3.5 m/s (model-dependent) |
Related
Complete the system with Wind Turbine Accessories and combine it with Solar Energy for a balanced hybrid. More at Wind Energy.
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