Wind
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Bergey Excel 10kW Off-Grid Wind Turbine + VCS-II Controller
$27,900.00 -
Bergey Excel 10Kw Grid-Tie Turbine + 12kW Powersync Inverter
$27,900.00 -
Bergey Excel 6kW Grid-Tied Wind Turbine
$20,730.00 -
Bergey Excel 6kW Off Grid Wind Turbine
$20,730.00 -
Bergey 80′ Excel guyed lattice tower kit
$12,481.00 -
Bergey 60′ Excel guyed lattice tower kit
$11,116.00 -
Rutland FM1803-2 Wind Turbine
$3,450.00 – $3,570.00 -
Rutland WG1200 Wind Turbine
$1,725.00 – $1,890.00 -
Bergey Excel 6 tower wire kit – 80′
$1,535.00 -
Bergey Excel 10 tower wire kit – 80′
$1,535.00 -
Bergey Excel 6 tower wire kit – 60′
$1,405.00 -
Bergey Excel 10 tower wire kit – 60′
$1,405.00 -
Aerogen 4 240W Marine Wind Turbine
$1,345.00 -
Rutland 140W Marine-grade 914i Windcharger
$1,110.00 -
Rutland FM910-4 Furlmatic Windcharger
$1,065.00 -
Aerogen A948-1000, A4 Rotor Assembly
$981.00 -
MidNite Solar Classic MPPT Charge Controller (150–250V)
$868.00 – $948.00 -
Primus Wind Power AIR 40
$899.00 -
Primus Wind Power AIR 30
$899.00 -
Primus AIR EZ 29′ Tower Kit
$825.00
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If you live in an area with consistent wind, wind turbines are one of the best options for a renewable energy system. Wind power can also be an ideal addition to a solar power system, since many areas experience more wind during the winter months when sunlight is at its lowest. Wind turbines are also a popular and very useful addition to a marine power system, allowing a boat’s batteries to charge even when shore power isn’t available.
Wind turbines are relatively simple machines. A wind turbine is basically an alternator driven by a propeller. When the wind blows strongly enough to turn the propeller, the alternator produces electricity. Then a load diverting charge controller charges the battery bank, and diverts excess current to a secondary electrical load.