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WT6500 Honeywell Wind Turbine


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The Honeywell Wind Turbine  is distributed throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. The Honeywell trademark is used under license from  Honeywell International Inc. Honeywell International Inc. makes no  representation or warranties with respect to this product.

How does the Blade Tip Power System Technology Work?

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The Honeywell Wind Turbine utilizes a system of magnets and stators surrounding its outer ring capturing power at the blade tips where speed is the greatest, practically eliminating mechanical resistance and drag.  
Rather than forcing the available wind to turn a generator, the perimeter power system becomes the generator. 

Eliminating the Gear Box

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Honeywell Wind Turbine - A WIND TURBINE LIKE NO OTHER - ALWAYS TURNING

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-Products have gone through accelerated testing to last a 
20 year life.
- 1.5 kW
- Average of 1500 kWh per year (varies depending on height and location)
- Low start-up speed, with electromagnetic braking at 40 mph
- approx. 241 lbs - 6ft. in diameter
- 360 degree rotational capabilities
- Grid-Tied, Non-Grid, and Direct DC
- Roof, Pole and Cell Tower Mounts
- Limited to no vibrations
- Less than 35dB (at 10ft, at 30mph winds)
- Capable of withstanding 140 mph winds
- Designed for all environments - hot, cold, coastal
- UL 1741
The WindTronics Tech Center utilizes ANSYS software for finite element analysis (FEA) of the turbine's mechanical design and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) of its blade design and power extraction. The following videos represent tests that are conducted assuming the same diameter turbine, in a class 4 wind (average of 12.5mph or 5.6 m/s), at 163 RPM's. The WT6500's blades cause a lot of movement of the air. While this causes more drag, it results in a substantial increase in lift, which allows for more power extraction. 

WT6500 Brochure (High Res)

WT6500 Brochure (Low Res)

The Honeywell Wind Turbine 
is CE & UL listed

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The enclosed perimeter shrouds the system and is more 
distinguishable to wildlife