Renewable energy projects do not all begin at the same scale. A remote property may need dependable charging in changing weather, while an industrial site may require megawatt-level storage and continuous energy management. Building the right solution starts by matching generation, control, batteries, and loads instead of selecting equipment by capacity alone.

Compact Generation for Distributed Applications

For homes, boats, farms, schools, and small commercial sites, the custom wind turbine provides a configurable 1,000–2,000 W platform with 12 V, 24 V, or 48 V output options. Its fiberglass blades, 3 m/s start-up wind speed, and 35 m/s survival wind speed support use in varied environments. CE, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certifications also provide useful documentation for importers and project buyers.

Where solar is the main energy source, the off-grid solar system combines monocrystalline panels, an MPPT controller, and adjustable output for household or distributed power requirements. Configurations from 5 kW to 20 kW can be paired with lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries, allowing distributors to address different budgets, operating hours, and maintenance expectations.

Storage for Industrial Renewable Power

Larger wind and solar developments require a different architecture. The containerized storage system delivers 2.5 MW of power and 5 MWh of lithium-ion storage. Designed for ground-mounted industrial applications, it supports 50 Hz or 60 Hz projects and can help manage renewable output across a 24-hour operating schedule.

These products show how wind-solar hybrid systems can serve projects from compact decentralized generation to industrial energy storage. For an accurate quotation, buyers should provide the site location, load profile, required autonomy, output voltage, installation conditions, and preferred battery technology. Contact us to discuss configuration, export documentation, and project-specific requirements.