Wind Turbine Generator and Wind Energy Equipment

What this wind energy range includes

This range of wind energy equipment is split into two groups. Each suits a different size of job, so it helps to know which one fits before you ask for a quote.

• Entry-level turbines: the starter wind turbine generator is a small unit for off-grid homes, farms, phone masts and test sites where the power need is low.
• Wind generator systems: the wind power generator windmill system and our standard wind turbine generator come as full rotor-to-generator packages for larger green power schemes.

A small wind turbine turns the force of moving air into electricity. The blades drive a generator, and a controller manages the power so it can charge a battery bank or feed a load. Most systems also need a tower and cables. Off-grid sites also need an inverter and batteries.

How to choose a wind turbine generator

We do not sell one fixed model to every buyer. The right set-up depends on the wind at your site and the power you need, so we ask three questions before we quote.

1. Average wind speed at the site. This is the most important figure. The power in the wind rises fast as the wind gets stronger, so a site with steady, strong wind gets far more from the same turbine. Data from a local weather station or a site survey is the best start.
2. Required output capacity. Tell us the daily energy you need or the load you plan to run. We use this to suggest a turbine size and the number of units.
3. Grid-tie or off-grid. Say whether the system will feed a local grid or run on its own with batteries. The controller, inverter and wiring change with this choice.

With those details we confirm a configuration before production starts. Where a figure such as cut-in wind speed or rated output depends on the final model, we confirm it at quotation rather than guess.

Pairing wind with solar power

Wind and sun often peak at different times of day and year, so many off-grid buyers ask us for a hybrid wind solar system. If that suits your site, you can combine a turbine with panels and batteries from our solar system products. For larger or backup needs, see our wider range of power generation equipment.

Tender supply for rural power programmes

Rural power tenders usually state the output needed and whether the system is grid-tie or off-grid. The contract also sets how many units are needed and when they must be installed.

We quote against the spec in your tender and plan delivery of each batch around the rollout dates. If the tender asks for datasheets or compliance papers, send us the clause and we will confirm what we can supply. Our page on certifications and compliance documents explains how we handle this, and we flag anything we cannot confirm instead of assuming it applies.

Small wind turbines are commonly checked against standards from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). For market news, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) puts out reports on how wind power is growing. We suggest you name any standard your project must meet when you enquire.

Shipping wind turbines from China

Blades, towers and generators are packed in crates and usually ship by sea. A single small turbine can go as a part load (LCL), while tender batches often fill a full container (FCL). We confirm the Incoterm, the port of discharge and the packing method with you at quote stage.

Each order comes with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin. Our page on shipping, Incoterms and export documents explains how an order moves from Shanghai to your port. To get a quote for a wind turbine generator, send your site wind speed, power need and grid choice to our export team by WhatsApp or email.