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Wind Micro-turbines

They can supply homesteads with small amounts of electricity for lighting, radio, and minor household appliances. Their simple structure ensures durability and resistance to negative effects of the environment. The rated power of micro-turbines is from 200 W to 1 kW.

Domestic Wind Turbines

We offer vertical-axis wind turbines of a rated power of 1 kW, 3 kW, and 5 kW. One of the biggest advantages is the ability to make use of intermittent wind or the wind gusts that form over roofs of buildings.

Photoelectric Solar Modules

We suggest installation of photoelectric solar modules as an additional feature to compensate the seasonal variation of wind supply.

Solar micro power stations of 50–200 W are a perfect choice to be used in combination with wind micro-turbines.








Geothermal Heating

We trade in thermal pumps of a rated power between 6 kW and 16 kW; the pumps use the thermal energy of either the soil or the surrounding air. The latter variant is less efficient and is recommended only if installation of an underground collector is impossible.

1 kWh of electricity is consumed to produce between 2 kWh and 4-5 kWh of thermal energy; the output depends on the outdoor and indoor temperatures, as well as the type of the thermal pump. In a house of 200 m² with decent thermal insulation, the annual consumption of energy for heating and hot water would make up 24,000 kWh. Thermal pumps help to get the same amount of heat with 6,000–8,000 kWh. Moreover, thermal pumps can be used to cool the indoor air in summer!

A system for electricity management, distribution and accumulation, which connects the said sources of energy with the equipment that consumes the energy

Tanks of hot water accumulate thermal energy, and batteries accumulate electricity, which is consumed upon demand. This helps to avoid the dependence on momentary environmental conditions (small wind, overcast sky). Should the unfavourable weather conditions persist, the system would use electricity from the global power grid. A more cost-efficient option for secluded sites, which lack access to the power grid, could be installation of larger capacity batteries, which would be sufficient to ensure energy reserves for a few days or even a week.

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