Residential Wind Turbines

These new patent pending rooftop mount kits that I am building are great. The profile is pretty sleek and attractive and the systems leverage wind and solar together in a hybrid system. The system is actually a home appliance and doesn't really stand out much more than an antennae, chimney, or satellite dish. This makes a nice clean way for homeowners to get into the clean energy movement. The systems are inexpensive, easy to install and scaleable.

These systems have wind/solar built right in. They come with solar panels that you can wire it right in. Since your wind is stronger in the winter months, sun is stronger in the summer months, we designed a system that is attractively priced, that gives as even flow of energy as possible year round. Wind power scales down in size to be perfectly feasible for a homeowner sized system to provide power for your home. Whether you just power a few appliances or the whole house, we can design a system for you.

I have used these systems to save money on electricity costs and that's what I do for others. Most systems pay for themselves in 7 to 10 years and they last for 25 or 30 years before needing a rebuild. We put together complete system kits of matching components. Takes all the guesswork out of it.

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Anyone wanting a small wind turbine, fill out the contact form and I can connect you with the dealer for your area. There are still areas open in most states for new dealers but many counties and a few entire states are taken up and several people are saying they are going to get their territory. So, if you are interested in becoming a dealer fill out the same form and we can see if your area may still be open.

Oklahoma Small Wind Turbine
Home Wind Turbine Kit, Installed in Oklahoma
Rooftop Wind Turbine Indiana
Michigan Two Turbine Rooftop Wind Turbines
California One Turbine Wind/Solar Hybrid With Tower
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Permalink Reply by Don Leftwich on October 7, 2008 at 8:46pm: Thanks for sharing your products with us. Let's get you some Fed. or private help and make it even quicker pay back.
Since the tax payer is getting ready to take a trillion dollar beating why not pay us back with vouchers so we can buy your products and create instalation compnys as thick as the siding industry?Maybe even have roofers work with electricians as teams and set the goal to retrofit every home in America with them.It still won't cost a Trillion Bucks!
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Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on October 8, 2008 at 5:20am: Roger That, did you see the 30% fed tax break up to $4000 for home wind systems got passed into law?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on October 13, 2008 at 7:30am: I am a designer, developer, and fabricator of small wind turbines and energy products that my company sells online. We have a growing dealer network of individuals who use my products. Customers have found the kits to be easy to deploy and understand. Many customers have found it easy to become customer/dealers. They are able to do this with no further investment and they see how easy people are to get interested.

I am most excited about small wind energy myself and would like to see people saving money, making power with home wind turbines like I do. I am selling home wind turbine kits to customers nationwide. I have projects in design, fabrication, marketing, and distribution of wind turbines for rural, residential, and comminity wind projects. My business is WindEnergy7.com, we sell Home Wind Turbines; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by American in the D.R. on October 13, 2008 at 8:17am: I have searched your site for specs and prices for your wind/solar system and can not find any. I also left you a message on your “page”. Am I missing the “click” spot in your site? I can’t buy it unless I know about it. The paragraph with the $3,200 wind unit/kit information that you provide without any solar information does not help me. Thank you.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on October 13, 2008 at 10:55am: Hi AinDR,

It's a complete kit, the solar is 150watts, 2ea 75 watt panels is usual config. although it can come in a single 150watt panel. That just ties into an integrated wind/solar hybrid charge controller. I think since you already have wind systems, battery systems, and inverters, it may be better for you to get components you need, add them to what you have IMO. What solar information do you need?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on October 15, 2008 at 4:30am: We sell Home Wind Turbine Kits. That has every component with it (except batteries) which you buy locally, is a matched kit of components. It’s really a handyman level install, many folks put it in themselves and many have an electrician finish it up for safety. Pay by credit card secured, takes WindEnergy7.com about 1 week to pack and ship, Most kits go out UPS Ground. Free Shipping. Have a look at our site which s chock full of wind energy articles and DIY pictures and directions.

I had a customer from California ask today about putting the kit on a tile roof? This kit is not recommended for a tile roof installation. So, if you have a tile roof, we can work out a monopole install or one that ties to a sidewall of the home may be possible.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Karen Adams on December 7, 2008 at 7:01pm: Hello, It's me again,
I just looked at our electric bill and we use about 1500 KWH during the summer months. During the winter we have usued as much as 4100 KWH a month/ the highest being in January.
The wind and solar combination will work well in Central Oregon, we have sun all year long, but cold temperatures in the winter, especially at night. It is almost always windy here.
I really like what I have ready about your product,and hope you can fill me in on what the cost would be for us to purchase one or more for our rooftop.
Thank you,
Karen Adams/ 2nd Congressional District Leader Picken's Plan (as of today)
kvadams@gmail.com
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Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on December 8, 2008 at 8:21am: Hi Karen,

Great, I just sent you a bunch of information from my email address. Thanks for your interest.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Rose McCutcheon on October 2, 2009 at 2:36pm: Hi there would you mind expanding somewhat , what it takes for 1500 kwh or send me info at mccutcheonrose@yahoo.com need to do something..turned off all lights on 12-31-07 could not tell on electric bil....may have to build all my solar panels? does one do that????

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Permalink Reply by Joe Caporale on December 14, 2008 at 9:05am: how much is that system you have pictured on your web site?......The one with the turbine and solar panel. Is it plug an play?........I have a boat house on a canal that appears to be rated as "good" via the Michigan maps I saw on your site. The boat house has 220v and it's own fuse box. My guess is I can just tap into that just fine. Please give me a price that includes the turbine, and solar panel with electrical hook up.
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Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on December 14, 2008 at 10:22am: Yes, that's a marine safe turbine and it's a complete kit. It can run a 120v circuit off-grid and power your boat house. Taking it off-grid will be cheaper, will save some money by staying off-grid. I have two dealers in Michigan that can help you, depending on your area. Why don't you email me and I can have one of them assist you and set it up. Both Michigan dealers will help you install if you like, that system will be perfect for a normal boathouse application. Email me and include your phone number, I'll call and we can talk. System kits start at $2450. This system qualifies for a tax credit from $500 to $850, so if done this calendar year, can credit that from your income taxes. Larger systems can qualify for up to $4,000 in tax credits. Email me and include your phone number.
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Permalink Reply by Robin Dean Connery on December 14, 2008 at 2:05pm: By giving the percentage of 30% at $4000, I'm assuming that the cost is about 12,000. Is that a good estimate? at that cost, and the 7 to 10 years to pay out the expent, I,m afraid that will make it to expensive for me, Give me an idea and facts about tax breaks so I can make an informed decision.; ▶ Reply to This