High electricity yield

A wind turbine is efficient if it constantly achieves the highest possible output. Small wind turbines usually reach their rated power at approx. 11 m/s, which is already in the strong wind range. The performance curve for the normal wind areas of the site is therefore decisive for yield efficiency. In order to achieve a rapidly increasing power curve, a finely tuned interplay between the blade design, generator structure and electronic adjustment of the voltage-regulating components is required.

Supplied with wind energy

5kW small wind turbine

EOS-Wind by EnergyOnSite develops intelligent technologies that provide people with sustainable solutions for environmentally friendly energy generation.

EOS-Wind by EnergyOnSite is the competent partner for your environmentally friendly mini power station on your doorstep. From the wind site assessment and service for the complete purchase process of a small wind turbine through to commissioning, you will enjoy comprehensive support for maximum customer satisfaction.

Fast start-up
 
A wind turbine is efficient when energy is generated quickly from low wind speeds, i.e. when the blades start turning as quickly as possible and the generator builds up an operating voltage as quickly as possible.

The main brakes for fast start-up are the so-called "detent points". The alternating magnet arrangement in the generator (north/south-south/north) required to generate electricity causes opposing fields that slow down the generator. This braking force must first be overcome.

The EnergyOnSite wind turbine consists of an innovative generator design that virtually cancels out the detent points while at the same time utilising strong, heat-resistant magnets. This means that the EnergyOnSite wind turbine starts from as little as 2 m/s and generates a starting voltage for the inverter with its first rotation.