Home wind turbine
The short answer
Small-scale wind
- Price from
- £15,000.00
- Time on site
- 2 to 5 days, plus groundwork
What you get
A fully installed and operational small-scale wind turbine system designed to generate electricity for your home.
When do you need a Home wind turbine?
You might want a turbine if you live in a windy spot with plenty of space.
- Check if your average wind speed is high enough.
- You usually need planning permission for any turbine.
- Most people install them to lower high energy bills.
- Use one if you want to earn money back.
- They are great for homes far from the grid.
- Ask your professional if your site is suitable.
What happens on the day
On the day, a certified expert will arrive to set up your new equipment.
- Installers will secure brackets or prepare a mast.
- They will assemble the blades and the main hub.
- Cables are run to an inverter inside your home.
- The system is connected to your main fuse box.
- Expect a very short power cut during the hookup.
- The team will test all safety and braking systems.
How to prepare
- Check your local wind speed data online
- Contact your council about planning permission
- Find a certified and insured installer
- Clear a path to your fuse box
- Ensure there is space for a mast
- Tell your neighbours about your green plans
- Check your roof is strong for brackets
- Clear the area where the mast goes
How to improve your result
- Mount the turbine high above any trees
- Service the moving parts every two years
- Add batteries to save power for calm days
- Keep blades clean to ensure best speed
- Check all electrical wire connections annually
- Monitor your output to spot any drops
Why it is useful day to day
Having your own turbine gives you a free source of green energy every day.
- You will pay much less for your electricity.
- You protect your home from rising energy prices.
- You can earn money by selling excess power.
- Your home becomes much more eco friendly.
- Batteries can store wind power for later use.
- It adds modern green value to your property.
Why we ask these questions
Your installer will explain how the wind generates your power and savings.
- Learn how to track your daily energy production.
- Understand how the emergency brake keeps you safe.
- See how to sell extra power to the grid.
- Find out about the main service and checkups.
- Check how to read your new generation meter.
- Ask about the warranty for the inverter box.
Frequently asked questions
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