Adding home wind turbines will enter the market

The newspaper Toronto, October 27th (Reporter Du Huabin) Canada’s “Wind Power” Company announced today that the home-built Honeywell turbine wind turbine developed by the company will enter the market in December. The wind generator can be installed on the roof to provide power for home users or small businesses. The wind turbine generator has a diameter of 1.8 meters and a weight of 84 kilograms. It can start generating electricity when the wind speed reaches 3 kilometers per hour.

"Wind Power" president Regg Adams told the reporter of the Science and Technology Daily that the wind generator is very attractive to small businesses and farmers; it is also very suitable for households who value environmental protection or need emergency power supply. The noise and vibration of the wind generator are very small and can completely replace the domestic emergency generator on the market.

Adams said that the wind turbine generator is equipped with a rechargeable battery that can generate electricity when the system is powered down due to a storm, and it can also provide emergency power. In addition, the wind power system is also equipped with a digital smart box and an inverter, which can directly supply power to home AC power systems, and can also send the generated electricity to the public power grid. The current price of the device is 6,500 Canadian dollars, and another 3,000 Canadian dollars installation fee. If it is installed and operated in a region rich in wind resources, it can generate 2,700 degrees throughout the year. According to current Canadian electricity prices, users can save 272 Canadian dollars per year and can recover costs in 24 years.

Wind Power is currently applying to the Ontario government to incorporate the wind power system into the Ontario Green Energy Access Program. If the application is approved, the device can generate $1,500 in annual revenue for the user. Thus, the user is four and a half years old. You can recover the cost.