Multi Colors 3KW Vertical Wind Turbine , Small Wind Turbine Low Nosie For Power Generation

Vertical axis wind turbines (VAWTs) are the most popular turbines that people are adding to make their homes a source of renewable energy. Although it is not as commonly used as horizontal axis wind turbines, they are well suited for placement in settlements etc. Here, we'll take a look at VAWT and walk you through the pros and cons, as well as other important information that will relieve stress and headaches when you just want to do your part to protect the environment.

Vertical turbines spin on a vertical axis and come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Its motion is similar to that of a coin spinning around the edge. The main difference between VAWT and HAWT is the position of the blades. In HAWT, the blades are at the top and rotate in the air, while in VAWT the generator is mounted at the bottom of the tower and the blades are wound around the shaft.

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 

In addition to the obvious advantages of reducing energy bills, other advantages of choosing a vertical wind turbine include:

Compared to horizontal axis wind turbines, they are stronger, smaller, quieter, more economical, and omnidirectional.

1. They can be arranged close to each other (unlike horizontal turbines), saving even more space.

2. They do not place too much mechanical stress on the support structure.

3. They don't need high winds to generate electricity, so they can be placed closer to the ground.

4. Because they are closer to the ground and their design allows mechanical elements to sit on their bases, they are easy to maintain, less likely to kill birds, and do not hinder helicopter operations or radar.

5. Their noise level is very low. On the ground at a distance of 10 meters from the tower, the recorded value of the horizontal wind turbine is about 95 dB, while at the same distance, the recorded value of the vertical wind turbine is only 38 dB.