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This is a database of working wind turbines, home or factory made, to help us learn from each other's experience. For privacy only registered members can enter and view data, the public can only see Country, Grid Type, Turbine Diameter and Voltage. Login or Create an account from the menu on the left. All feedback is welcome, this is your resource so if you think it needs more questions or whatever please let us know. |
Country: Ireland Grid Type: Off Grid Turbine Diameter: 3.1 metres System Voltage: 24v |
Country: Scotland Grid Type: Off Grid Turbine Diameter: 3.6 metres System Voltage: 48v |
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Country: Northern Ireland UK Grid Type: On Grid With Battery Backup Turbine Diameter: 4.8m, 3.6m, 3m System Voltage: 48v |
Country: Ireland Grid Type: On Grid With No Batteries Turbine Diameter: 1800 mm System Voltage: 12v |
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Country: Ireland Grid Type: Off Grid Turbine Diameter: 1.2m System Voltage: 48v |
Country: ireland Grid Type: On Grid With Battery Backup Turbine Diameter: 3.6m System Voltage: 48v |
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Country: Canada Grid Type: Off Grid Turbine Diameter: 0.6 meters System Voltage: 12v |
Country: Canada Grid Type: On Grid With Battery Backup Turbine Diameter: 8 feet (2.4m) System Voltage: 24v |
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Country: Ireland Grid Type: On Grid With No Batteries Turbine Diameter: 4.2m System Voltage: 48v |
Country: UK Grid Type: Off Grid Turbine Diameter: 2.4m System Voltage: 24v |
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Irish Seed Savers Association, Capparoe, Scarriff, Co. Clare This is a hands-on, practical day. We will be installing a PV (photovoltaic) system to run a few small lights at the cob house. This will be a 12volt, off-grid system running LED lighting. First we will explain what the various components of the system are and how the system will work. Then it's outside where we will be installing the PV panel, running cables, installing the lights, placing batteries in their enclosure and wiring them up, connecting the system up and switching on the lights. |
