Rutland FM1803
by Marlec Engineering Co
A more useful guide of how much power you can expect from your turbine is the Annual Energy Yield. That’s because wind energy is a “cube law,” which means that when the windspeed doubles the power potential is 8 times! Check the Annual Energy Yield bar chart which uses the Rayleigh distribution to calculate the Ampere hours of battery charging you can expect at given average wind speeds per annum. As these are averaged across the year you should consider how these figures will ebb and flow across the seasons when you might expect a higher average during the windier seasons. We often recommend the combination of wind and solar charging to Smooth out the daily energy yield.
Specification Details for Rutland FM1803 (Wind Turbine)
Please note that these product properties are not a replacement for the manufacturer's literature and it is always recommended that Marlec Engineering Co is consulted before specifying.
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