Domestic wind turbine generator supplier

Who makes small wind generators?

Evance (UK) Working hard to reduce the carbon footprint of the UK and international homes, Evance specialises in small wind generators such as the R9000. Evoco (UK) Evoco’s core research, development and manufacture of state-of-the-art small wind turbines marks it as a major UK player in the renewable energies development market.

Who makes wind turbines?

Lely (Germany) Lely have a large portfolio dealing with more sustainable farming including the manufacture and installation of small-scale wind turbines. Marlec (UK) Marlec produce a range called Rutland wind turbines and has been leading developments in renewable energy since 1978.

What types of wind turbines are made in the UK?

Designed and manufactured in the UK, our small wind turbines include the best selling LE-300 horizontal wind turbine (fully marinised) and the more powerful horizontal turbine, the LE-600.

Where can I find a range of turbines & manufacturers?

You can view a range of turbines and manufacturers in our Technology Database. Ampair (UK) Ampair have been trading for the last 40 years and specialise in wind and hydro power as renewable energy sources. They are experts of both on and off-grid provision and have an international reputation.

What is a SD6 wind turbine?

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.

Why should you use a small scale wind turbine?

Generate your own energy right where you need it with our small scale wind turbines and battery storage systems and reduce your carbon footprint, cut your energy bills and achieve greater energy independence. Designed and built in the UK, our first turbines were installed over 20 years ago and are still going strong.