[RE-wrenches] Interfacing an Air 403 wind generator

[David Katz]

Peter,
I recently bought a 250 watt grid tie inverter from SWEA in Holland.  It 
is designed for connecting a 250 watt wind generator to the grid without 
batteries.  The kit came with a diversion control to prevent over 
voltage, and a grid-tie inverter that plugs directly into an ac outlet.  
This is legal, up to 600 watts in Holland.  I am planing to test it with 
an AirBreeze, but i have not had time to do it yet.  cost was around 
$300 and reviews i have read say they work.
I see on the web that they may be available from a company called 
Insight Wind and Solar. 
http://insightwas.com/catalog/swea-watt-grid-inverter-starter-wind-p-39.html
Let me know if you try it.
David


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On 5/5/2011 10:26 AM, Peter Talmage wrote:
> I have a client with an independent power system who is going utility 
> interfaced. We are putting the 24 volt arrays on Ephase inverters. He 
> wants the Air 403 to be interfaced as well. Has anyone done this and 
> if so, how ?  Thanks
>
> Peter Talmage, P.E.
>
> Energy and Design
>
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