wind turbine connection diagram

[@mytrigger5613]

Thank you! Finally a basic understanding of intro to connecting these things. Valuable to beginners.

[@redtiger128]

It’s wrong

[@jclowe735]

Nice concept but the wind turbine your showing is three phase AC which has three wires coming from it and it's connected to a three phase AC control charger that has a three phase full bridge rectifier to change AC to DC then the charge controller sends the DC voltage to the battery for storage unless you have a load dump connected to the charge controller. Here in America the standard house voltage is 220 passing through the meter to the main breaker box located outside the home then that's connected to the breaker box located inside the home which distributes the 220 voltage throughout the house. The black coated wire is live the white wire is neutral, green or bare is always ground for 110 to 120 volts. For the 220 volts (hot water heater, central heat and air, stove and water pump for people with well water. The color of the wires depends on wether it's three prong or four prong. The three prong 220 plug is black and white are live and green or bare is ground. The four prong 220 volt plug is black and red are live, white and green or bare is neutral or ground. For DC voltage red is positive and black is negative. When using solar or a wind turbine you can't bypass the battery because neither wind turbine or solar has enough amps or watts to use a power inverter for the home or off grid use.

[@aloydiaz3459]

Have the same exact turbine, has two wires coming out of it. One red and one black. 12v so I guess the rectifier is built in the turbine or something. But I have seen similar turbines with three similar colored wires coming out...

[@jclowe735]

@@aloydiaz3459 Most of the time wind turbines are three phase AC which will have three same colored wires coming out while DC wind turbines will only have two wires one red and one black but in some cases the wire colors may be black and white. What you saw in the video is a DC wind turbine which uses a solar control charger to regulate the input voltage to the battery which prevents over charging the battery when it's fully charged. The purpose of a control charger is to limit the volts and amps going to the battery otherwise you'd ruin the battery and or the turbine which can and will get very expensive when you either have to replace your battery(ies) or turbine.

[@jalildragneel2674]

thats why he said the diagram is for a dc wind turbine not a three phase one... read dude... rewatch the video.

[@jclowe735]

​​@@jalildragneel2674 I have read the description section and watched the video three times before I commented so that I would understand better what he's doing I've also read some of the comments from other people. Dude

[@jalildragneel2674]

@@jclowe735 I'm building a small vawt and I'm going to connect it to a DC 300w 12/24v generator, so I'm good to go with this.

[@mrsmithtuiran3798]

Solar panels does not use the same controller as Eolic, the Wind turbine ones has kind of a resistor, to lower the RPM in the wind turbine when there is too much wind.

[@DLoonie]

so if you install a 600w wind turbine on a camper van what you would recoment about the speed limit_..thanks for the chanel..

[@pidikricky7353]

Sir you made it so easy for us to understand more easily ,thanks so much 👍👍

[@chriswalker4272]

I think a dump load and circuit breakers, may be be a good idea. Or the battery when full would leave nowhere for the power to get dumped and something would break, when the inverter is not being used.

[@koala10ish]

Hello, Thank for your clarification. Is there a battery with a large storage capacity since I am get away for months and would like to store the wind energy till I come back to use it? Thank you.

[@hardylioness]

@@koala10ish I don't recommend you leaving any system for long periods of time without being able to check for problems, especially with a wind turbine. You can have any size system you want, you just need multiple batteries.

[@oisin1980]

Leave the inverter on all the time to run something relatively small using about 100w

[@brandirose7689]

Very helpful thank you!

[@noahriding5780]

People say these wind turbines don't come with enough wiring to go from say top of a house or pole to go into the charge controller. They also say the wiring is like a 3 wire set and it doesn't look like the 2 wire black and red set that solar setups normally use. So what kind of wiring are you supposed to get for this part to connect from the wind turbine to the charge controller? And what are you suppose to look for? Thank you.

[@supersteveize]

I just left a comment that might help you understand that there are two types of wind turbines AC 3 phase and DC. Good luck.

[@iwandjunaedi4497]

Thanks for your information,

[@my.2ndtube828]

Solar controllers are not recomended for wind gens...!

[@gerardguy9830]

where does your information comes from ? thanks

[@Smokin-kw2hm]

Thanks for the video. Looks pretty simple.

[@mancavefire]

How is the AC power from the turbine being converted to DC which is what is required for a solar charge controller. And why would you connect the inverter to the battery and not the charge controller?

[@johnoscar6061]

Your the best bro

[@koala10ish]

Hello, Thank for your clarification. Is there a battery with a large storage capacity since I am get away for months and would like to store the wind energy till I come back to use it? Thank you.

[@tmzhakan]

thank you for the information

[@supersteveize]

The diagram of this man is showing is pretty close to correct they used to make 12 volt DC wind turbines. I purchased two of them they're not the AC 3 phase version . The DC version that I bought had three wires one positive one negative and one for the brake. To operate the brake you just unhook the battery and connected to positive on the wind turbine positive to the brake wire and it slows or pretty much stops the wind turbine from damage in high wind situations..

[@hardylioness]

What happens if you're not in?

[@mathewjacob393]

Which inverter would you suggest ...that are available in India...

[@saeidrezaii5953]

Hello Fariborze Khan, I am looking for guidance on how to design and set up a wind turbine and as a back up a solar system together. W Could I ask you for help please. Thank you. .

[@donblack541]

If I changed up 4 or 5 batteries using a windmill, could I expect to be able to run a small electric heater for 5 to 8 hours?

[@antoniofrincic5116]

nope

[@jamuspowers3490]

I want to build a shaft attached with springs. Once I spin the springs attached to the shaft at different angles will work together to keep spinning g the shaft. How can I produce enough electricity to power my home with this kinetic device? I assume I will need a turbine generator, and someway to store the charge. Then it will need converted to ac and be able to power up my devices inside the panel.

[@Powerful1776]

What about grounding? My 3 phase wind turbine isn't charging my batteries. It is an AC generator. I don't have it grounded, do I need to ground it's body?

[@johnalanread3490]

I have a SKYwind Turbine which goes straight to the 240v outlet socket what is the wiring for this

[@jammerramz3031]

Does it work without any capacitor or fuse?

[@norkieuppercrusty1]

Why run lights through an inverter? You have a third connection on the controller for 12 volt for lighting, sockets etc that is much more efficient. Not a good example of how to wide stuff up

[@georgedoster851]

Do you add a dump load device also

[@ΜικεςΚουλλιας]

Thank you very much !!! Can we use this charge controller for wind generation?

[@onedayagogo]

do u mean to power a desk fan ?

[@StellanLarsson]

Nice! How about if you hav both wind and solar power. solar dc and wind ac or both dc

[@hardylioness]

You either connect them to the batteries with separate controllers or you can buy hybrid controllers that accept wind and solar power. But youneed to get the division of wattage right for your set up. i.e. 300 watt solar plus 200 watt wind.

[@StellanLarsson]

Okey thank you!@@hardylioness

[@hardylioness]

You're welcome.

[@haytuhoc3297]

Firstly, thank you for your sharing. I have a question. If my Turbine is a AC. In this case, doni have to change via wind control. After that it will be connected to solar controler?

[@ahmedshaikhani8571]

Use AC to DC Bridge Rectifier.

[@stevedavidson9055]

I see the 2wires coming out of the turbine.Every unit I have got ready to purchase has more than 2 wires??

[@hardylioness]

Yes, they are 3 phase and they should go through a wind controller and then an amp meter (if required) and then connect to your batteries.

[@Bill-m6i]

My windmill generator has 3 wires coming out of it. They are all the same color. How do I know which one goes where. The wind controller has controller has 5 wires 3 of which are also the same color and 1 is black and the other is red. Do I just hook up the 3 that are the same to the other's that are the same??? Help

[@gkmurugesh7859]

Supper brother

[@abhisachdeva66]

HI I HAVE AN BELT GRINDER & WANT TO CONNECT ALTERNATOR TO ITS ROTATING SHAFT , IS IT FEASIBLE TO GENERATE & USE SLEC FROM IT , PLEASE ADVISE

[@Master-AGN]

Are you crazy man? Wind turbines voltage and amps fluctuate wildly, that’s why you connected to the battery first of the PMW charger second.

[@martinondrejka7040]

Nejdou u turbíny náhodou tři dráty ? ????? ! !!!!!!! A neměl by byt na turbíny reverzní brzda proti přetečení ?????

[@LeRiderOP]

Good work..

[@africancatfish2838]

Hello Sir. I have a 28v 70amp alternator for my wind turbine. What specific voltage regulator should I use? please help.

[@zahariburgess3660]

mppt

[@noahriding5780]

You would also need to pay attention to if you have a 12 volt or a 24 volt turbine. Most parts are either setup for either 12 v or 24 v.

[@Anjirito]

Can i use a fan to blow it ? And use the battery to power the household including the fan that’s blowing the turbine? How many battery would be needed??

[@andrewwesterman6246]

Can you skip the battery and put that power back into the grid using the inverter

[@hardylioness]

A grid tie inverter, yes.

[@wolf4938]

How mini battery's you nead stay off grid? Full house

[@djtommy1864]

if using a high powered portable generator. Can i skip the battery connection and plug directly to the generator ?

[@josephbrauer2573]

perfect, thanks for this and yes, I subscribed. :-)

[@emiliorp786]

Si el modelo es un airx que vienen con regulador interno si se instala así ,si es otro modelo nesecita otro tipo de regulador ya que sería salida trifásica desde el aerogenerador al regulador.tendria que ser un regulador específico para eólica.

[@thechiefsway2618]

Where is the turbine brake and load diversion, or is it needed.

[@davidpate2237]

Well the charge controller shut off the power to the battery if it gets to charged or fully charged

[@foedickson6128]

Everyone in this comment section is a good person.

[@arielmarshall5501]

Yay. :D

[@kirankumarakondi3842]

sir can i use wind turbine to luminous inverter to charge battry ?

[@wingedbull1257]

First thank you for the video is awesome my question is How would you measure Amps/Power with Amp meter???? thank you and I look forward to your reply please.

[@thechiefsway2618]

Where is the turbine brake and load diversion, or is it even needed.

[@iliaskyvos953]

How can we compine this with solar panels?

[@naturemedic5856]

Well if I want to power heavy equipments or should I say an AC, washing machine, freezer etc. that battery is a crappy parts to be in the process of energy conversion! Can we have a better more reliable option? Or can we exclude the battery in the process? What did the charge controller do? Is it like an AC stabilizer? Then from turbine to AC stabilize to AC! Can it work or not?

[@noahriding5780]

A washing machine uses immense amounts of power. Even if you had the best wind mill on the market it wouldn't be enough for something that is a power guzzler.

[@firebird3475]

Superb bro

[@tuvu6336]

Love your video, really easy to understand, cam u in box me where i buy that all stuff ?

[@firebird3475]

Keep it up 😍😍👍

[@martinsteele5171]

Hi can you please tell me how this can be connected to my household supply. Regards Martin Steele

[@onlinelearning7789]

This is very helpful and easy to understand thanks for the vid. By the way, after the battery is fully charged. The turbine is running where does the energy go?

[@hardlife3844]

Keep in mind that the video is only covering a pmg turbine, not a pga (which in my experience work better these have 3 wires) you would have to add a controller to the battery bank. Generally it will run sensor wire and power wire to a solenoid which is triggered at the high voltage level you set, when triggered it will dump that excess power to your diversion load. Typically a resistor or heating element, but can be pretty much anything. 3 wires will go from the turbine to a rectifier (there are charge controllers with these built in) then to the batteries. You then still have to add the diversion controller and load. This is all following the steps in the video. In the real world where you don't want to burn your shit down, you would add fuses before the controller for the 2 wire and before the rectifier for 3 wire. Personally I think breakers are better here as you can trip them is high winds so there is no power going through and saving your equipment. Not a fan of video creators that don't interact with the viewers

[@thebaronvonaphid]

@@hardlife3844 thanks for the info. I have a 3 wire turbine-charge controller-2 wire to battery, much the same as this set up, BUT I am not retaining power in the battery, when i plug in and switch on the light via inverter it loses power in minutes, from 11.5 v down to 9 on a lightbulb. Could you clarify if there is something I should be putting between the battery and the Inverter,and how many batteries should I have?

[@hardlife3844]

@thebaronvonaphid To be honest, sounds like your battery is dead. How many batteries depends on what you want to power, plus reserve for non windy days. All then balanced by what you can afford

[@thebaronvonaphid]

@@hardlife3844 cheers man, the battery was brand new,fully charged and seemed to be working well.But we have had some hellish storms lately so my worry is that something may have burned out,there is supposedly a braking function but cant see how that could possibly work in 80mph winds.

[@hardlife3844]

@thebaronvonaphid I prefer to divert the load usually to heat water or to make heat. This works. Crazy, but it does. On the battery, I would test it. On a full charge it should . not drop like that. I've seen them not be able to hold a charge, however those were batteries that had been drained to 10V often and Were badly sulfated . Charge it, let it sit overnight and test it, should be minimal if any loss. I switched over to Lifpo4 about 6 months ago and it has made a huge impact on my system for the positive. Been a while since I've had power anxiety

[@ambadaskundur9740]

Thank you sir

[@vishnudev4941]

Sir bettery ko ac chahiye na..???!

[@sagarpatilyt7024]

Can we use solar charge controller t With wind turbine ?

[@offgridinthepacificnorthwe3210]

Have you actually tried this with a PWM charge controller? What happens when the input voltage is beyond what the PWM controller can handle. I know there has been some success with MPPT that can handle a much higher input voltage but still there is the problem of no diversion load to keep the wind turbine from over speeding and self destructing.

[@jelomelin6331]

I believe what he's showing is already a pwm charge controller

[@zahariburgess3660]

you can use a dump load: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ-kZ6CalNZmjZY

[@offgridinthepacificnorthwe3210]

@@zahariburgess3660 yes I know thank you. I have a couple turbines with dump loads. I was bringing into question the safety of using a PWM solar charge controller with a wind generator. He has no dump load or braking. Also the PWM CC will 0ver volt and burn up in a wind storm.

[@noahriding5780]

For solar setups people say charge controllers by themselves will stop the system from overloading and cut off at some point. At least that's what they are supposed to do. I have only been able to hear this from others though, without seeing it for myself. So confirmation from someone who knows more than me would be ideal? Can someone say for sure that that it works right this way? Thanks.

[@offgridinthepacificnorthwe3210]

@@noahriding5780 The charge controller used in this video absolutely will not work for a wind generator. As for solar power, yes a solar power charge controller as shown in this video will work fine with a solar panel. You have to have the right input voltage and total current. If all the right criteria are met the cheap charge controllers work fine. I use Midnite Classic, Outback Flexmax and Tristar solar charge controllers in my system. The Charge controllers do keep the batteries from being overcharged. As for inexpensive charge controllers some do not last. Mine are in the $600 dollar range and have been in service since 2008.

[@musk-eteer9898]

i have solar arrays on the roof with Tesla powerwalls on the ground and i'm trying to figure out how to connect my wind turbine to the battery to generate power on cloudy day and when the sun down.

[@makeanythings4012]

hello.there is charge controller that support the solar panel and wind turbine together

[@pintojoseph613]

Good

[@h7opolo]

wind turbine is actually an ac generator but the charge controller converts it to dc to charge the battery. then you reconvert it back to ac which is inefficient.

[@ryanthethumb]

So no dump load required with dc turbine

[@Master-AGN]

If you are Using Indian batteries, no.

[@rushikeshwadhai5589]

Kya ham wind turbine and solar panels ko eksath jod sakte hai

[@valivali7762]

This controller no brake the wind turbine in storm. It's dangerous.

[@polarseamarineac7871]

JC lowe is correct.. the turbin produce TRIPHASIC voltage

[@jackcole1681]

i have 3 wires coming out of mine all erd which one is positive and which one is negative and the the ground none of them say what they are

[@firebird3475]

You are nice

[@RedbarFan66]

Why are you using a solar charge controller

[@giuseppepiccinni5071]

Puoi pubblicare uno schema di un impianto ibrido fotovoltaico max 3kw ,con una turbina eolica max 2 kw,senza batterie di accumulo? Grazie e saluti

[@deeee7833]

Excuse me, a wind turbine has 3 phase wires

[@burntsoul]

Not a 12v dc wind turbine as shown in this video

[@eliaslouis4835]

is it possible to use solar controller on wind turbine? any one plis give me an answer

[@hardylioness]

No, it may work but the wind turbine will not brake during high wind. It is absolutely stupid to us a solar controller for a wind turbine.

[@haimesax]

can you use or charge the battery while using it?

[@noahriding5780]

Yes. That's the ideal way to do it. But if you are using power while charging something else it will cut power to whatever you are charging for your battery bank if you have that hooked up. And it is possible to use more power than you are charging if you aren't careful which could end up using power from your battery instead of filling it also.

[@rickydjesus3331]

Bisa memakai controller energi solar panel untuk energi turbin

[@jhonmcheaven3205]

How to install dump load?

[@jaimdeines5141]

So can batter charge and discharge simultaneously?

[@johndoh2631]

Yes most can, some can't. AGM and Lithium batteries can do it mostly. The condition of charging is set by the Voltage that the Battery is "run" to charge it. So if it is discharged while it is charged then the 2 way the current goes (higher and lower) settle somewhere inbetween in regarde of it is discharged more power from than it is charged with.

[@saeidrezaii5953]

I forgot to mention, this is a totally off grid system.

[@Ajay20100000]

can we use a solar controller for wind energy?

[@makeanythings4012]

yes .you can use .but your turbine should be dc generator

[@grapplinghook]

@@makeanythings4012 what about 3 phase?

[@josephroybastasa8938]

@@grapplinghook using rectifier 3 phase

[@haytuhoc3297]

@@grapplinghook , I think We can convert AC to DC via wind controller. Is it right?

[@grapplinghook]

@@haytuhoc3297 YES

[@sadiqsafi1465]

Wind turbine have 3 cable

[@allzzizzwellzz5841]

Maybe he use rectifier

[@terrywelch8418]

Some wind turbines produce dc current ( 2 wire ) and some produce ac current ( 3 wire)

[@gabrielclaudiuf.7691]

😉👍👍👍

[@rajusaha2712]

Please tell or make vedio how to connect many(4/5) mini turbine and solar together.I just subscribe you.Waiting your responce.If you are from india please talk

[@dabos4985]

Pwede ba gamitin ang solar controller sa windmill???

[@chyannpersonalvlog0205]

can i use the solar charger controller to the wind turbine?

[@pepenguyen5321]

Thats my question too. But i guess you cannot

[@roshanboddupalli2121]

Please give me Explanation please please please

[@Jj-bq9of]

shouldn't there be an hpfi relay

[@rommelcanlas6482]

Sir it this possible it work without battery

[@haytuhoc3297]

I saw EveryOne comment with AD. He Note " it is wind turbine which is DC. We know Turbine is AC. We can convert AC to DC via wind controler?

[@aryatripathi2374]

Bro Kon app se video banate ho ye pics kaha se mil jati hai

[@ismailhsn3795]

My wind turbine has three wire 🧐 How I connect it ?

[@davidgriggs3967]

You have a ac turbine and will need to find out your wattage and by a suitable voltage controller to convert it to dc before wiring into the solar controller. You may need to look at a dump incase of high winds.

[@RaffyIdeas]

Done bro

[@exilence]

1st to connect controller to batteries

[@mustakhukkeri9092]

For home purpose how much cost for wind turbine

[@makeanythings4012]

www.photonicuniverse.com/en/catalog/full/412-600W-24V-high-efficiency-wind-turbine-with-5-blades.html?gclid=CjwKCAiAirb_BRBNEiwALHlnD0JXWQqkU9A92REW_gpQ4PojyTRlQLT1qLi63fyVRXxCdahj1khEdRoC-vsQAvD_BwE

[@Master-AGN]

About $300 USD for 600W, excluding 6 x 100 Ah (good quality) marine batteries, charge controller and dump load to protect the batteries

[@ShahzadKhan-gp9tt]

You should use inverter for battery charging and for convert ac to DC and run your equipment

[@dominicalbano8459]

inverter only converts dc to ac :)

[@kev897]

Why the music, why the convoluted scribbling taking a huge amount of time, totally unnecessary. how about combining with solar panels how does that work

[@mytrigger5613]

Nah, this served its intended purpose. There's plenty of advanced discussions but hardly any basics for beginners looking at this stuff clueless as to where to begin.

[@richardjones7882]

Why no loader?

[@o.g.solutions]

that controller wont work with wild AC or DC voltage....you will let the ghosts out...

[@sangarmutusamy9801]

WHAT? wind turbine is a DC GENERATOR? 🤔

[@bigrob1887]

Nice try, but not quite.

[@valramsingh8360]

how to connect 4 x micro turbines to one battery bank

[@efrenmagana6463]

Very good video, but what about something tha recuaer more power like ac and other applainces that runs whit 220 volts?

[@AdityaRamadani-u5z]

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