all your electric need's , the power is saved in batteries , until you need it
2006-10-09 09:00:24
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Size please!
I think the Swift (the rooftop machine), Windsave (on a stick with a little tail) and Proven (on a stick with a forward-pointing triangle thing on the stick) turbines are all somewhere between 1kW and 5kW. That means it will deliver that power as long as the wind blows hard enough.
Your kettle consumes maybe 2-3kW when it is on, none when it is off.
If you are having an electric shower while making a cup of tea and doing Sunday roast in an electric oven, your turbine is well beat - you're taking in plenty from the distribution network. But you don't need to buy that bit that the turbine made for you.
At most other times of the day or night, your turbine is spilling excess electricity into the distribution network. You should be able to get paid for that...
PS what harry said is correct for houses that are not connected to the local distribution network. I visited a youth hostel like that a while ago - they have a little Proven machine which gives too much electricity all in - the shower is extra extra hot. But if your house is not in the sticks, you won't be bothering with batteries.
2006-10-09 09:04:38
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answer #2
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answered by wild_eep 6
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depends on the average output of the turbine in the USA it would feed directly into you homes power grid and when using less electricity then producing it will run the meter backwards feeding the excess energy to other homes and industry while running down your electric bill and if enough energy were to be produced by the turbine that reduced your bill beyond 0 then you get a credit or monthly rebate check if it happened very month.
this is the best solution as the alternative is to isolate the system and feed into battery's which is much more expensive due to the battery purchase and maintenance costs. not to mention the possablity of dead wind weeks that will drain the batterys and leave you with out power
2006-10-09 09:15:17
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answer #3
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answered by Magnusfl 3
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Most home wind turbines provide power ranging from 100W to 1000W.
100W = enough for 1 small fridge + freezer
1000W = above plus TV, Hi-fi and most lighting
It must be remembered that these figures are for strong wind conditions and you may get considerably less depending on your location.
Taking into account purchase price, UK government grants, maintenance costs and expected life of the turbine, I have yet to find a wind turbine that will save a householder money.
It is cheaper to purchase electricity from the grid.
2006-10-09 09:15:24
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answer #4
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answered by apj 1
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you will would desire to define "generic," and be sure what form of heating, warm water, and different systems the properties would have. Wind turbines for kinfolk/homestead use start up at below one million,000 watts output and bypass as much as approximately 12,000 watts. commercial wind turbines run from 20KW to 5MW. those potential scores are figured at a somewhat intense wind velocity (as an occasion, 25 MPH) which hardly ever happens in maximum places. the conventional wind velocity in temperate climates is approximately 8 MPH, while approximately 14 MPH is the minimum required for functional electrical energy era. 14 MPH happens in approximately 7 p.c. of america. So it somewhat is challenging to make it functional. a house would consume everywhere from approximately one hundred twenty five KWH according to month as much as 3,500 KWH according to month. so which you may desire to get even an "generic," you will desire to build a form in keeping with a undeniable form of homes of each and every length. All this provides as much as why no one has given you a rapidly answer: it is not possibly real looking to attempt to "generic" issues out. i understand a small intentional community team in the mountains of Western North Carolina who outfitted an potential-useful housing complicated in the Nineteen Seventies. 5 households lived in 5 cottages, and that that they had a clubhouse with user-friendly centers (laundry, canning kitchen, leisure center, etc.) and a farm and save complicated. that they had 2 (2) wind turbines of 6,000 watt means each and each, and an generic wind of roughly sixteen MPH. They used timber stoves for heating, and photograph voltaic/propane water warmers. It exchange right into a funky climate and that they did not choose aircon. This generated some million/2 the electrical energy they necessary over a era of roughly 8 years. The device exchange into very complicated, and the upkeep grew to alter right into a actual situation. They finally took the wind turbines out of provider and put in photograph voltaic panels to create a superb low-upkeep device that produces each and all the electrical energy they choose. photograph voltaic is extra helpful, in different words. yet that's an occasion. 5 cottages and 3 user-friendly homes on 12,000 watts, and one million/2 the potential coming from the appliance strains.
2016-12-16 04:52:51
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answer #5
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answered by ? 4
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all of them so long as there is some wind, but i would not live next to you with a dreadful thing like that on your house
2006-10-09 09:02:03
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answer #6
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answered by Anonymous
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It will power everything and I have heard that electricity board will buy the excess off you. check with your local authority. if not why not try to come to some arrangement with a neighbour they may buy it off you at a good price
2006-10-12 01:54:02
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answer #7
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answered by GLYN D 3
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u need wind! 4 power.
tisissilly question=uredreming
2006-10-09 09:21:56
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answer #8
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answered by enord 5
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i dont know but ill be very interested in your answers
2006-10-09 09:01:48
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answer #9
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answered by tomzy33 4
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