MiniWind Wind Turbines
MiniWind Wind Turbines
Find out more about the MiniWind range of wind turbines and purchase products with an REUK exclusive 10% discount
wind | shoppingThe new
MiniWind range of rugged
wind turbines are designed for the domestic market. Developed to cope with extreme conditions, these high quality turbines are built to last, but are very competitively priced.
NEW REUK are now offering an exclusive
10% discount on the full MiniWind range. more details at the end of this article.
MiniWind Downwind Wind Turbines
The
MiniWind 1100-24 and MiniWind
1100-48 are entry level
downwind wind turbine generators. Configured for charging 24V or 48V
battery banks, these turbines are suitable for inland and low wind* sites.
The
MiniWind 2200 range includes 24V and 48V options for battery bank charging, and a 300V option for use in
grid tied systems. The user can adjust the turbine to make it suitable for both low wind and high wind speed sites making it suitable for use in coastal areas. The MiniWind 2200 turbines are ideal for exposed sites with high average wind speeds coping well even in areas with regular
gale force winds such as the Western Isles of Scotland.
In addition to generating electricity, the MiniWind 2200 can also be used for
wind turbine water heating using a resistive heating load (immersion element).
The MiniWind 1100 and 2200 turbines are supplied with 1.8m diameter six-blade
rotors with variable blade angles**. The blades are injection moulded from
glass-filled nylon making them enormously strong but lightweight.
A
400Ah battery bank is suggested for these wind turbines, however a smaller battery bank can be used with a suitable wind power
charge controller.
* In consistent winds in excess of 15m/s the MiniWind 1100 and MiniWind 2200 wind turbines should be manually disabled.
** Adjusting the blade angle changes the speed of rotation of the turbine. The angle should be set to best match the typical wind strength of a particular location.
MiniWind Accessories
The 1.8 metre diameter wind turbine
rotors,
blades, and
hubs supplied with the MiniWind systems are also available for sale separately, as are 3.0 metre 3-bladed rotors.
The
permanent magnet generators used in the MiniWind range are also available in 1100 Watt (9Kg) and 2200 Watt (15Kg) rated units. Supplied with a
three-phase 6-wire output, these generators can be wired in
Star or Delta* configurations to maximise power generation.
* Click here for an excellent illustration of the connections in
Star and Delta Configurations with an explanation of the benefits/disadvantages of each.
More MiniWind Information
To view the
power curves for MiniWind 1100 and 2200 wind turbines as well as finding out a lot more information about the use of these turbines in battery charging, grid tie, and water heating systems, click here to view the official
MiniWind Product Brochure (9 page PDF) from the
Renewable Components website.
The
MiniWind range is produced by
Renewable Components, the trading name of
Gordon Rioch Plastics. They have used their expertise in
injection moulded plastics to produce wind turbine components and systems built to last.
Exclusive MiniWind 10% Discount
REUK are now able to offer an exclusive
10% discount on all
Renewable Components MiniWind turbines and accessories with fast delivery direct from the manufacturer. Click here for up-to-date (pre-discount) prices for the full
MiniWind product range.
To take advantage of this offer please email details of your proposed order to
neil@reuk.co.uk.
Article Last Modified: 17:33, 2nd Jan 2008
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