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The small wind turbine of choice
For Off-Grid Energy Generation
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Unique over-speed protection
Meet High Energy Demands in All Weathers
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Maintain Output & Performance
Continuous Energy Generation in Extreme Winds
Available as Grid-Tied and Battery Charge, the SD6 small wind turbine is designed for those with a high energy demand, or for applications that require a greater level of power autonomy when used in an off-grid or hybrid system.
The unique over-speed protection system, the delta rotor, ensures continuous energy generation during extreme winds. This provides excellent value to users of this durable and reliant small wind turbine. As wind speeds increase, the SD6 will maintain output and performance. When compared to alternative wind turbines, which need to brake themselves in strong wind conditions, the SD6 is the small wind turbine of choice. Continuous energy output and performance delivered.
Annual Energy Production
SD6 Wind Turbine Specification
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Peak Power |
6kW |
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Applications |
Rural Domestic, Small Holdings, Commercial, Telecoms, Public Sector, Remote Islands |
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Solutions |
Grid Tied & Battery Charge, 48V, 120V, 300V |
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Architecture |
Downwind, 3 Bladed, Self Regulating |
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Rotor |
5.6m Diameter (maximum 200 RPM) |
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Blade Material |
Glass Thermoplastic Composite |
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Generator |
Brushless Direct Drive Permanent Magnet |
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Tower Options |
9m / 15m / 20m Taperfit Monopole - Hydraulic |
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Tower Specification |
Class 1 Rated / Galvanised Steel |
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Foundation Options |
Pad / Root / Rock Anchor |
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Cut In Speed |
2.5m/s |
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Cut Out Speed |
None - Continuous Operation |
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Survival Wind Speed |
Designed to Class 1 (70m/s) |
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Warranty |
5-Years |
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Cold Climate Options |
Available on Request |
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Colour Options |
Light Grey (RAL7035) Black (RAL9005) |
SD6 Small Wind Turbine
The SD6 6kW small wind turbine is internationally recognised for its unrivalled runtime, which has now accumulated over 25 years in the industry.
Did you know?
There are nine SD6 small wind turbines successfully operating in Antarctica, powering a remote research facility 24/7.