Wind turbines from FALCON`s Silent series and Ryse Energybrand turbines generate electricity at 240V. This allows them to be easily connected to a home installation (in the same way we connect typical photovoltaics to our grid). The only thing to remember is that in order to connect a wind turbine, we need a different inverter, designed for wind turbines and matched from their power.
All FALCON Silent and Ryse Energy turbines have wings perfectly shaped and made of carbon fiber. This is why they work very quietly - the noise level does not exceed that of our natural surroundings.
As you know, solar panels work effectively only on a sunny or slightly cloudy day, while a wind turbine produces electricity 24 hours a day. A home wind turbine therefore provides energy independence at any time of the day, all year round.
We can input the electricity generated by the wind turbine into our home grid in two ways:
On-Grid System - connected to the gridWe use the electricity produced by the wind turbine directly for our own needs, powering electrical appliances in the building and the area around it.
If the wind turbine has produced more electricity than we need at any given time, we inject (sell) the surplus electricity into the grid, thereby reducing our grid electricity bills or accumulating for our own future needs , if we have an energy bank.
The energy produced by the wind turbine is used on an ongoing basis for our own needs and we can accumulate excess energy in accumulators (banks) of energy.
It is very important to choose the right place on your property. It should be an unobstructed place, free from obstacles (forest, tall buildings).
We have several mounting options:
on a flat roof - mounting on a Falcon tripod (for turbines of power: 1 kW or 2 kW)
to the side of a building - on a mast, using Falcon arms (turbine powers: 1 kW, 2 kW)
on the ground - to a pole on the foundation (powers of turbines : 1 kW, 2 kW, 3 kW)
Please make the selection of the appropriate turbine (its power) based on an analysis of the annual electricity consumption that appears on your bill from the grid energy supplier. After that, we strongly recommend you do a simple study of wind conditions using a Falcon weather station, data from meteo websites, or take the help of our specialists.