Quiet 5KW 10KW H Type Small Wind Turbine Multi Colors With Surface Treatment Aluminum Blade For Electricity

Throughout human history, wind energy has been used for small-scale applications such as pumping water from wells or operating food and textile mills. Today, wind energy can be converted into electricity, and the cost of producing wind energy has dropped by 80 percent since the last century. Wind energy is now considered the cheapest renewable energy source.

Vertical wind turbines include the main rotor shaft on the vertical shaft, with other critical components located at the bottom of the turbine. The blades of this wind turbine look more like the rods on a merry-go-round than the spokes on a wheel. It is ideal for urban residential energy production.

Introduction Of Model

H Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Generator is a major type of vertical wind power generator products,for the H series,the output capacity covering 1kw-30kw,with voltage range of 12V/24V/48V/96V/120V/220V/380V.The default model has 3 blades which are made up of Aluminum Alloy,however,apart from the default blade options.Jiangsu Shenghuang is able to customize the blade quantity as per client's need.In addition,it adopts three-phase Coreless Permanent Magnet Syncronous Generator,which comes with low starting torgue.

Feature

1. Low Start-up Wind Speed
2. Three Blades
3. One year Warranty
4. Flange Connection with easy installation
5. Certified with:CE, RoHS and ISO 9001 2000
6. High-efficiency coreless disc generator

Application

1. Marine,&Boat

2. Streetlights

3. Home, Openning Plaza lighting.

4. Wind&Solar Hybrid System

5. Monitoring device

6. Factory

Characteristics 

VAWT has many advantages over traditional horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT):

1. An omnidirectional VAWT may not need to track the wind. That means they don't need complicated mechanisms and motors to yaw the rotors and pitch the blades.

2. Gearbox replacement and maintenance is simpler and more efficient because the gearbox is accessible from the ground, rather than requiring operators to work hundreds of feet above the ground. Motor and gearbox failures are often important operating and maintenance considerations.

3. Some designs can use screw pile foundations, thereby reducing the carbon cost of road transport and installation of concrete. Screw piles are fully recyclable at the end of their useful life.

4. VAWTs can be installed on HAWT wind farms beneath existing HAWTs to supplement the power output. 

    VAWT may operate under conditions that are not suitable for HAWT. For example, the Savonius rotor can operate in irregular, slow-wind           ground conditions, and although it is the most "inefficient" drag-type VAWT, it is often used in remote or unmanned locations.