Spreco Silentwind, Инструкция по использованию и установке

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5. Operation description
All windgenerators use the cinetic energy of the wind. This energy is turned into a
turning motion by the blades and thereby changed into 3 phase AC power. The
power of the energy increases in line with the wind speed exponentionally. This
means that a double wind speed generates octuple power. This must be especially
considered in storm conditions.
Our
spb
Ω
blades are produced of high-tensil carbon fibre and are hand laminated
with epoxy resin. This material provides the maximum consistency at lowest weight.
This material is also used in formula 1 and airspace industry. Therefore these CF
blades are extremely light, but resist even strongest wind conditions. They have been
successfully tested at Deutsche WindGuard – according to DIN EN 61400-2 (VDE 0
127-2) at windspeed of 122 km/h at 5480 RPM This is an equivalent of sonic velocity
at the tips of the blades. For every-day use and safety reasons we have equipped the
charge regulator with an additional electronic and manual stop switch.
6. Diameters of cables
12 Volt systems
Distance from
windgenerator to the
charge regulator in m < 11 12 – 18 19 – 29 30 – 44 45 – 68 69 – 110
Cable diameter in mm
2
6 10 16 25 35 50
24 Volt systems
Distance from
windgenerator to the
charge controller in m < 11 12 – 18 19 – 29 30 – 44 45 – 70 71 – 113
Cabel diameter in mm
2
2.5 4 6 10 16 25
7. Installation
Before mounting the Silentwind generator onshore find a suitable position fort he
windgenerator. It is an ideal position if the wind flows against the blades without any
obstructions. This means that the generator is mounted as high as possible. The
height depends on the distraction of the wind by surrounding objects. You can simply
test this by fixing a 3 m long – 4cm wide plastic band at the top of a min. 4 meter
pole. You can use a 2nd band at 2 meter height. This does not apply to mounting the
generator on boats.