@lp000028 Just for the record, I am not promoting they Honeywell wind turbine, however, as the Chairman of the Minnesota Energy Conservation Council, I can tell you that we are having 2 of these units installed for our building (a 23,000 Sq. Ft. building that used to be an elementary school), and that we have, in fact done our research. 2 of these units will produce more than we can use in a day, so they are not a waste of money - paying the electric company is the waste!!
@napoleonfs The price is actually very good if you compare it to the costs of a standard 5 KW wind turbine that doesnt even come with a controller, setup, or anything else. For my home, which is a 23,000 sq. ft. home (old elementary school), I use 42 KW a day, and with just 2 of these turbines, I make more than I need to run the entire building.....they last 15-20 years. How much do you spend on electricity in 15-20 years?
I have read the below comments, and would like to caution people to NOT talk about things that they have not researched, tried, or know nothing about.
@goose2goose2: I cant tell you why they havent contacted you back, however, I know that it is NOT because the unit is under performing or a piece of junk, it is because they are very busy. I can say this for a fact, since they have been to my house for a pre-install inspection.
@goose2goose2 yea. I actually contacted them (a reseller) and they said several months ago "this weekend we're installing and testing". Never heard back from them even though I contacted them several times. Must be underperforming or not performing at all. nice concept though. still think this will work :)
1580 kWh/year = 158 $ at 0.1$/kWh.
Your saves 158$ per year.
Hope you payed your turbine less that 474$ to get your money back after 36 months.
The technology look great but what they say is a total crap.
SirDjDan 3 months ago
@lp000028 Just for the record, I am not promoting they Honeywell wind turbine, however, as the Chairman of the Minnesota Energy Conservation Council, I can tell you that we are having 2 of these units installed for our building (a 23,000 Sq. Ft. building that used to be an elementary school), and that we have, in fact done our research. 2 of these units will produce more than we can use in a day, so they are not a waste of money - paying the electric company is the waste!!
ntgratedweb 3 months ago
@napoleonfs The price is actually very good if you compare it to the costs of a standard 5 KW wind turbine that doesnt even come with a controller, setup, or anything else. For my home, which is a 23,000 sq. ft. home (old elementary school), I use 42 KW a day, and with just 2 of these turbines, I make more than I need to run the entire building.....they last 15-20 years. How much do you spend on electricity in 15-20 years?
ntgratedweb 3 months ago
I have read the below comments, and would like to caution people to NOT talk about things that they have not researched, tried, or know nothing about.
@goose2goose2: I cant tell you why they havent contacted you back, however, I know that it is NOT because the unit is under performing or a piece of junk, it is because they are very busy. I can say this for a fact, since they have been to my house for a pre-install inspection.
ntgratedweb 3 months ago
wast of money
lp000028 3 months ago
well,but the price...
napoleonfs 5 months ago
no way it can pay for itself that fast
lightspeedkiller 5 months ago
@AcidRaZor Well I'm always looking, like you...but the price...whoo hoo...
We can do lots better.
Check out the GUS Turbines at Wild Nature Solutions
very nice.
goose2goose2 8 months ago
@goose2goose2 yea. I actually contacted them (a reseller) and they said several months ago "this weekend we're installing and testing". Never heard back from them even though I contacted them several times. Must be underperforming or not performing at all. nice concept though. still think this will work :)
AcidRaZor 8 months ago
@AcidRaZor Hi acid...
well no doubt your are right..but this particular "out of the box is a turkey...some are and some are not..
this puppy is loser....thanks for your input.
goose2goose2 8 months ago