RX-10KG Horizontal Wind Turbine

The RX-10KG is a high-performance horizontal-axis wind turbine designed for efficient energy generation. With advanced features, it delivers significant power output and reliability while keeping maintenance costs low. This wind turbine is ideal for users looking for a practical, cost-effective solution for renewable energy production.

Key Features:

Higher Power Output:

• With a larger blade and rotor radius, the RX-10KG wind turbine can generate more power compared to vertical-axis turbines.

Lower Manufacturing Cost:

• Horizontal-axis wind turbines, including the RX-10KG, are mass-produced, leading to lower overall production and purchase costs.

Compatibility with Existing Infrastructure:

• Easily integrates into existing power grids and infrastructure, producing power like traditional power plants.

Simpler Maintenance:

• The design of the RX-10KG wind turbine requires minimal maintenance, reducing operational costs over time.

Specification:

• Model Number: RX-10KG
• Rated Power: 10KW
• Max Power: 11KW
• Rated Voltage: 120V / 220V / 240V / 380V
• Start-up Wind Speed: 3 m/s
• Rated Wind Speed: 10 m/s
• Max Wind Speed: 35 m/s
• Noise Level: Max 50DB (quiet operation)
• Top Weight: 350 kg
• Blade Length: 2800 mm
• Wind Wheel Diameter: 5800 mm
• Tower Height: 9 m
• Blade Quantity: 3
• Blade Material: Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic
• Generator Type: Three-phase Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator
• Pole Type: Guyed Tower
• Protection Features: Electromagnetic Brake / Mechanical Yaw
• Working Temperature: -40°C to 80°C (suitable for extreme conditions)

Product Advantages:

Efficient Power Generation:

• Horizontal-axis turbines offer superior power output due to their larger blades and rotor radius.

Cost-Effective:

• Widely used and mass-produced, the RX-10KG turbine comes at a lower manufacturing cost, making it an affordable option for renewable energy generation.

Low Noise Levels:

• Operates at a maximum noise level of 50DB, ensuring minimal disturbance in residential or commercial areas.

Durability in Harsh Conditions:

• The RX-10KG is built to withstand extreme weather conditions with a working temperature range of -40°C to 80°C.

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What's Difference With HAWT And VAWT

The main difference between horizontal and vertical wind turbines is their orientation relative to the wind direction. Horizontal
wind turbines have an axis that is parallel to the wind, while vertical wind turbines have an axis that is perpendicular to the wind. This affects their design, performance, and application in various ways.

Some of the advantages of horizontal wind turbines are:

1. They are more efficient and can capture more wind energy than vertical wind turbines

2. They can be installed on higher
towers to access stronger and more consistent winds

3. They are more widely used and have more research and development support than vertical wind turbines

Some of the disadvantages of horizontal wind turbines are:

They can cause noise and visual pollution, as well as pose a threat to birds and bats

Some of the advantages of vertical wind turbines are:

1. They are omnidirectional and do not need to face the wind direction to operate

2. They can operate in lower and more turbulent winds, making them suitable for urban and residential areas

3. They have have very low noise

Some of the disadvantages of vertical wind turbines are:

1. They are
less efficient and can capture less wind energy than horizontal wind turbines

2. They have lower rotational speeds and torque, which limits their power output