220v On Grid Wind Turbine , Single Phase Wind Generator With Nylon Glass Fiber 5 Blade

Single Phase 220v On Grid Wind Turbine With Nylon Glass Fiber 5 Blades

The brief introduction of wind power grid-tied system:

Wind power grid-tie system is a semi-autonomous electrical generation or grid energy storage system which links to the mains to feed excess capacity generated by wind turbine back to the local main electrical grid. When insufficient electricity is generated, electricity drawn from the mains grid can make up the shortfall.

Residences and businesses that have a wind power grid-tie system permitted in many countries to sell their energy to the utility grid. Electricity delivered to the grid can be compensated in either net metering or feed-in-tariff, HYE wind power grid-tie system offers complete system solutions for both compensation ways.

HYGCI series wind power grid-tie inverter is the core part of the whole system, the inverter is developed specially for HY series wind turbine according to HY series wind turbine special features with an optimized power curve pre-written into inverter and smart over-voltage braking protection, which offers a reliable combination of high efficiency, easy-installation, high wind protection and grid-failure protection.

HY-Energy wind turbine special features:

· CE certified for "Small Wind Turbine with High Reliability".

· 5 blade designed for low wind area, light breeze start up

· Amazingly quiet operation with minimal vibration.

· Long lifetime, free of maintenance

· Fully automatic with blade aerodynamic braking and controller electromagnetic braking.

· High efficiency is achieved by matching design of the generator and blades perfectly.

· Patented Blades with twisted aerodynamic design made with strengthened Nylon-fiberglass material

· Anti-rust & anticorrosion

· Light weight, easy installation, no welding needed. Pole connector provided with bolt-on clamp or flange

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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 decrease your monthly utility bill by generating energy your home draws 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.